Even the Biggest Electric Trucks Are Cleaner Than Your Gas-Sipping Sedan

Most Americans understand that electric vehicles (EVs) are generally better for the environment than traditional gas-powered cars. That's true even when you consider the environmental cost of ... Read More

New Study Proves EVs Are Always Cleaner Than Gas Cars

An electric truck with a 300-mile range emits 37% less CO2 than an ICE-only small car over the course of its life, according to researchers. Read More

New Study Confirms: EVs Are Cleaner Than Gas Cars Everywhere in the U.S.

Gasoline-powered cars can’t hope to compete with EVs on emissions. A new study from the University of Michigan found that driving an electrified vehicle will reduce greenhouse gas emissions compared ... Read More

Policies supporting electric vehicles reversed—it will affect the road to clean electricity, too

When Congress passed the Inflation Reduction Act in 2022, it was the largest climate bill in U.S. history, with major incentives for electric vehicle production and adoption. In its wake, investment ... Read More

The 4 EV myths keeping Americans at the gas pump

It's the timeless question every parent dreads on a long car ride. But when it comes to electric vehicle adoption in the U.S., the answer is a resounding "NO!" Here's a fact that might surprise you: ... Read More

How Much Cheaper Is It To Drive An Electric Vehicle Than A Gas Car In 2025?

Electric cars have made a huge dent in the automobile argument, but in 2025, are gas vehicles still less expensive, or are EVs the better investment? Read More

In China, EVs are now cheaper than gas cars. In the U.S., the Big Three still haven’t closed a premium that’s $14,000 per vehicle

China has already made EVs cheaper than gas cars, while U.S. EVs carry a premium of about $14,000, though the gap has shrunk since 2019. Meanwhile, the Big Three remain unprofitable on EVs and slow to ... Read More

EV charging gets better, but U.S. clings to gasoline vehicles while Europe shifts electric

High EV prices, charging concerns and weak dealer guidance keep U.S. buyers tied to gasoline, even as chargers multiply and reliability improves, a study shows. Read More