General Motors recalls an electric concept car from 1969 that never went into series production: The XP 512E was a small ...

The EV1 was a clean, efficient car that drivers loved. So why did GM recall and crush it? Follow the trail of corporate sabotage.

“By the turn of the century, electric vehicles are all the rage in the U.S., accounting for around a third of all vehicles on ...

More than 90 percent of EVs in the U.S. have lithium ion batteries with some combination of nickel, manganese, cobalt and ...

GM reveals an upgraded version of its EV1 using NiMH batteries, which can now travel 105 miles (169 kilometers) on a single charge. It’s not the first electric vehicle to exist by a long shot ...

There are aerodynamic production cars, and then there’s the GM EV1. With a Cd of 0.195 ... Love it or leave it, the EV1 was proof that electric vehicles could win over a new type of driver, and its ...

But here we are, where your car keys say as much about ... In the 1990s, General Motors brought the EV1 to life, a sleek, purpose-built electric machine that could’ve kicked off a real revolution.