The average monthly payment on used electric vehicles, which are now cheaper than hybrids and gas-engine cars, are approaching affordable levels for middle-income households.

Whether it’s through generous tax breaks or zero-emission mandates, government incentives are driving the transition to electric vehicles. Steve Fowler speaks to industry experts about which countries are getting it right,

Norway's early move isn't without problems, but we can learn from them, resulting in far more successful subsequent efforts.

The Nordic country just became the first in the world to have more electric vehicles on the road than gas-powered cars, the BBC reported on Tuesday. With 2.8 million private vehicles registered in Norway,

Norway, a leading oil exporter, now has more electric cars on its roads than petrol-driven vehicles. Out of 2.8 million private cars, 754,303 are all-electric, slightly outnumbering petrol cars at 753,