Danny King

Toyota's hybrid sales continue to decline, while Ford's, Honda's level off

The Tesla Model 3 production delay is a factor, too

Plug-in and hybrid demand edges up as Toyota, GM and Honda gains offset slowing Ford growth, Leaf decline.

Hybrids, plug-ins show strong gains at the three-quarter mark, with Fusion Hybrid, Chevy Bolt leading the way.

Ford and Chevy rise, Toyota falls as August green-car sales are about even with last year's.

Hybrid and plug-in sales growth from U.S. automakers fall off, offsetting gains from Nissan and Honda.

Green car gains with Ford, General Motors more than offset declines from Toyota, BMW.

London Taxi Co. shows off a prototype of an electric TX5 with a range extender at UK's Goodwood Festival of Speed.

Porsche, whose electric-vehicle presence has been minimal, is planning a jump in electric-vehicle production over the next six years.

West Virginia next month will add $100 annual fees for plug-in hybrids, $200 for battery-electric vehicles.

Ford looks to add to its green-car momentum by launching a plug-in hybrid version of the Escape, its best-selling SUV.

Driving duo averages 24 miles per hour for 24 hours to set long-distance record for a production electric vehicle.

Electric bus maker Proterra secures another $55 million in equity funding, while Trump's Paris decision may have boosted sales.

EPA head Scott Pruitt was thought to be eliminating California's emissions waiver, but the Golden State's right to set its own mandates remains in place.

Texas had discontinued the state-funded electric vehicle perk in 2015.

French automaker Renault and UK's Powervault next month will start testing old Renault electric-vehicle batteries for stationary-storage usage.

General Motors' Opel division gives the Pope an Ampera-E as part of a broader effort to make the Vatican's transportation more environmentally sustainable.

Electric vehicle startup Faraday Future debuts a video series with a focus on stability control systems in advance of its Pikes Peak effort.

AAA cites data saying Tesla Model S and Model X drivers make more claims, and the repair costs are higher, than other 'large luxury' vehicles.

Ford, General Motors and Tesla all boost plug-in and hybrid vehicle sales for May.