Teslas are expensive for most people, but one of its cars made our cheapest EV list, along with eight other models.

The cheapest car Tesla currently sells in the U.S. starts at around $43,000—or $35,500 with a federal tax credit of $7,500.

There’s one month left to get a federal subsidy. Our calculator lets you compare models and see whether an E.V. is cheaper in ...

Not only are electric cars kinder to the environment; some are budget-friendly. There are several inexpensive options available in the market that strike a balance between cost and utility.

Electric car owners probably don’t watch the utility pricing the way drivers of gasoline-fueled cars pay attention to fuel prices.

Cheapest New Electric Cars for 2023: All Electric, All Affordable As electric vehicles go mainstream, prices continue to drop while range and quality continue to increase.

To make a more comprehensive comparison of the costs between electric and fuel vehicles, car owners have adopted the 'cost per 100 kilometers' as a measurement standard. One car owner shared his data: ...

Charging your EV doesn't have to cost you an arm and a leg. Here are the cheapest ways to keep it juiced up for the road ahead.

The cost of charging an EV is almost always less than filling a car's gas tank but it can depend on gas prices and electricity rates where you live.

Most EV owners now have chargers at home and can conveniently replenish their vehicles’ energy stores overnight. With our ...

To comprehensively compare the costs of electric and gasoline vehicles, car owners have adopted “cost per 100 kilometers” as a measurement standard. One owner shared his data: his gasoline car ...