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According to the S&P Global Motility Forecast, sales of electric vehicles have surged so substantially over the past two decades that about 50 percent of the vehicles on the road by 2040 are projected to be electric.
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Yes, there are electric vehicles (EVs) available that can be charged using solar power.
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The East Coast, including the Commonwealth of Virginia, is not ready for electric vehicles yet they are entering the auto market fast.
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The poorest members of our society are likely to benefit the least from a widespread transition to electric vehicles (EVs) for a few reasons.
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Virginia drivers looking to save on high gas costs are looking at electric vehicles as an alternative, according to a new statewide survey from Generation180.
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How will California’s recent decision to require all new car sales to be electric vehicles (EVs) beginning in 2035 affect other states’ timelines for adopting similarly stringent measures?
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The Virginia Department of Environmental Quality is now accepting applications for a new program that will award up to $20 million for public electrification projects.
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Electric vehicles (EVs) have been around about as long as cars themselves. In fact, primitive EVs were the dominant form of automotive transportation at the dawn of the auto age in Europe and the U.S. in the late 19th century.
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Hybrids that use traditional engines with electric assist have virtually taken over the market.
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Multiple auto-related studies have proved that electric vehicles are comparatively inexhaustible. Consequently, electric cars are guilty for less greenhouse gas and other emissions than vehicles fueled entirely by internal combustion engines.
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