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The Cedar Rocket is now officially the world's fastest motorized log. Yes, it's a tree. And it does burnouts.

President Obama says he will likely give a longer speech on his proposal to impose a $10-per-barrel tax on oil. He first proposed the idea this week.

January sales slump for the Nissan Leaf electric vehicle continues where last year left off.

With more H2 stations up and running in the San Francisco Bay Area, Hyundai is going to start leasing the Tucson Fuel Cell there soon.

A day-long workshop on dealership laws in America shows that the FTC is listening to different voices on the issue. But what is it hearing?

After GM CEO Mary Barra pokes fun at Tesla's inability to sell EVs in all 50 states, a Tesla lawyer says GM is, 'purely competitive.'

Things are moving forward pretty much as planned for Elio Motors, the company that wants to make affordable, highly efficient three-wheelers in the US.

We get a lot more details about Chrysler's Pacifica Hybrid plug-in minivan that debuted at the Detroit Auto Show this week.

We look beyond Faraday Future's admittedly out-there FFZERO1 to puzzle out what might be going on with LeTV and the potential of a car-based app store.

Gisli Gislason, a long-time EV advocate from Iceland, tours India with Mahindra Reva in a trio of e2o electric vehicles. It sounds like fun.

Plug In America co-founder Paul Scott loves electric cars, but he loves the idea of not owning a car even more.

Two Audi execs say that they respect what Tesla has done to encourage EV sales, and that its sales and dealer model is something worth following.

We take the Audi Q7 E-Tron 3.0 TDI Quattro for a quiet spin in Spain, looking ahead a few years to the US arrival of this big PHEV.

If you're looking for a new auto exec who will trumpet the prospects of electric vehicles in the next decade, take a look at Audi's Scott Keogh.

Can Toyota can reinvent an icon by adding driving oomph to an iconic fuel-sipper? We drive the new, fourth-gen 2016 Toyota Prius to find out.

The two new Argonne National Lab collaborative centers announced this week could have a big impact on the cars of the future. The far future.

At the 2015 SXSW Eco conference, Hyperloop Transportation Technologies CEO Dirk Ahlborn lays out how this tube train could actually work.

The second-gen Chevy Volt arrives with improvements in every area you can name. Whether or not this will translate into better sales remains a big unknown.

Columnist Gary Witzenburg lives with the range-extender version of the BMW i3 for a while, and finds appeal in its quirky charms.

Sure, it was a low-speed accident, but when a BMW 5 Series crashed into a Toyota Mirai, everything was okay.