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With new federal tax credits, several companies are hoping drivers will lease or subscribe their way to an electric car.

Even though battery costs are rising, auto companies are rolling out more affordable electric vehicles that should widen their appeal to a larger group of buyers.

A lithium producer for carmakers including BMW and Tesla Inc. is beginning work to assess battery metals projects in Xinjiang, deepening links between electric vehicle supply chains and a region at the heart of human-rights allegations against China.

Bay Area cities have started banning the construction of new gas stations to combat climate change. Some lawmakers hope Los Angeles could join the movement soon.

Digital distraction is helping drive a surge in highway deaths. Yet automakers continue to load cars with new interactive technology, and consumers say they can't stop texting and video-calling behind the wheel.

Owners of electric vehicles are making a quick buck by selling the cars they waited months to get, taking advantage of strong demand and tight supply. And not just Teslas.

High gasoline prices and concerns about climate change and pollution are pushing some drivers to turn vintage cars into electric vehicles.

Millions of Americans are feeling increasingly priced out of the new-vehicle market. Instead, they are competing for a shrunken supply of used autos.

Hoping to ban sales of new internal combustion vehicles by 2035, the California Air Resources Board proposes requiring that EV sales triple by 2025.

In the U.S., the number of EVs on the road has grown faster than the number of public battery chargers.