With road transportation accounting for about 15% of greenhouse gas emissions, it’s hard to see how the world will reach its net zero climate goals unless people give up their gasoline and diesel cars.

There’s a smorgasbord of electric vehicles for buyers to choose from in today’s market. No car is perfect, and electric vehicles are certainly far from claiming that title, but they’re better than ever before. Many models are faster, more capable, less expensive, and more refined. Now, we invite you to decide which one deserves the top spot.

Automakers, who staked their futures on the adoption of electric vehicles (EV), have been forced to slash prices because of slow sales. Now, Ford is going

Ford Motor Co.’s ($F) third-quarter electric vehicle (EV) sales rose 12.2% from a year earlier, although the Detroit automaker’s total sales for

Ford Motor Company (NYSE:F) shares are trading lower on Wednesday. Ford Motor reported a 4% increase in U.S. retail sales for the third quarter, with overall sales up nearly 1%, in contrast to a 2% decline for the total industry.

US auto giant Ford Motor Company on Wednesday reported that its US retail sales were up by 4% in the third quarter. Total sales were up 0.7% for the quarter at 504,039 vehicles, compared to 500,504 vehicles a year ago.