Porsche Taycan Turbo GT is like the Energizer Bunny on steroids, with enough amps to power a small city. 0 to 60 mph in 2.2 seconds? My hair dryer takes longer to heat up!

VW's throwing billions at Rivian like it's confetti! New tech, new factory, new Golf...what could possibly go wrong? (Spoiler: probably a lot.)

Tata's Avinya X Concept: a Velar in disguise? This electric SUV has a striking resemblance to its British counterpart, but with its own unique style. Will it be a success?

Remember Charge Cars? They're back from the dead! Like a zombie with a new battery pack, they're promising to "rapidly deliver" their electric '67 Mustang. Will they succeed? Or will they go down in flames?

Canoo, the electric van company backed by Walmart, has filed for Chapter 7 bankruptcy. It seems their futuristic lunar rovers, I mean, vans, couldn't quite cut it in the real world. So much for those NASA collaborations...

This tiny electric truck is like the lovechild of a Tonka truck and a calculator! With solar panels and a bed longer than a Rivian, the Telo MT1 is a quirky, efficient, and surprisingly capable little pickup.

Wait, they gave the award to TWO cars? Are they just giving out participation trophies now? Congrats to the Renault 5 E-Tech & Alpine A290, I guess!

Acura's bringing back the RSX! But hold your horses, it's an SUV now. As sporty as a double-door Smeg, but at least it's electric!

This quirky electric bubble car is like a golf cart had a baby with a disco ball, and then that baby went topless. It's the perfect antidote to those oversized pickup trucks that roam our roads like metal dinosaurs.

Jeep and Dodge EVs are finally here, but are they worth the wait? We take a closer look at the new Wagoneer S and Charger Daytona EV.

Donut Lab's new motors have a hole in the middle. Yes, like a donut. They're lighter than my mother-in-law after a juice cleanse, but pack more power than a V12 from Ferrari. Will they revolutionize EVs or is this just another hole-y grail?

Nissan electrifies a classic R32 GT-R, proving that even icons aren't safe from the EV revolution. But with fake engine noise and simulated gear changes, is this sacrilege or salvation?

BYD, the electric car folks, are now building ships. Because, why not? They're like the Elon Musk of China, but with fewer Twitter rants. Probably.

Mazda's 6e: a Chinese-built EV with a Japanese soul and a liftback! It's like that cousin who went abroad and came back with a different accent and a love for exotic cheeses.

Tesla's Model Y got a facelift & a rear end lift! It's like they tried to make a minivan look sporty, but it ended up somewhere in between. Still, it's distinctive, with a full-width taillight that looks like a stretched rubber band.

This three-wheeled, solar-powered spaceship promises 40 miles of free driving per day. Will it fly or flop?

Sony's Afeela 1: a car so tech-laden, it'll probably judge my music taste. 482 hp, 300-mile range, and more sensors than my self-esteem. Starts at $89,900, but at least the subscription fees are "free" for the first three years.

This tiny EV is called the Firefly, and it's brought to you by those clever folks at Nio. It's a teeny-tiny, super-compact, city-slicking, cuteness-overload of a car.

Elon Musk's Cybertruck is a time machine disguised as a pickup truck. It's so revolutionary, it's practically from the future. Too bad we're stuck in the present. Oh - and it’s a major flop.

Tesla's Cybertruck, that stainless steel, doorstop-shaped electric pickup, is having an identity crisis. They're stripping the fancy "Foundation Series" badges off 'em like they're ripping price tags off at a yard sale, hoping to move 'em faster.