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.

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

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, 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,

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,