EV sales are growing exponentially around the world, with China, Europe, and the US leading the way. Climate concerns are a significant factor driving the transition to an electric future but people are also being swayed by rising fuel prices and benefits from government initiatives.

Ford has unveiled an all-electric concept model of their 1978 F-100 pickup truck. While it’s a one-off showpiece, the electric engine inside is publicly available, allowing people to convert their old gas guzzlers into modern and sustainable vehicles. Is the F-100 a window into the future of EVs?

The worldwide electric vehicle industry has turned a corner – the number of global plug-in vehicle deliveries is growing higher each year. With people increasingly environmentally conscious, opting for an EV is eco-keen choice. So, what’s driven this change in fortunes and is it sustainable?

Plug-in hybrids are on the rise Down Under, helping people ease their eco impact without the range anxiety associated with going fully electric. With EV infrastructure still catching up to consumer demand, it’s hoped these vehicles will get people used to charging their cars as they do their phones.