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The 2024 Chevrolet Silverado EV may be late to the electric-pickup party, but from our early look it appears to have been worth the wait. Rivian, Ford, GMC, and Tesla have set lofty expectations for range, power, and towing. To match them, the Silverado EV offers up to 400 miles of range, up to 664 horsepower, and up to 10,000 pounds' worth of tow rating.Two trim levels will be available to start. The prices Chevy is quoting—$105,000 for the fully loaded RST on display, and $39,900 for the base …

The 2022 Ford F-150 Lighting is a big deal. Ford made headlines around the world when it announced the new electric F-150, not just because it was electrifying the best-selling vehicle in North America, but because of how affordable it made the EV pickup. With the 2022 Rivian RT1 starting at $68,645 and the 2022 GMC Hmmer EV Pickup starting at $110,295, the F-150 Lightning's $41,669 start price is seen as democratizing the electric pickup. With the release of the F-150 Lightning's configura …

After giving a glimpse at the mysterious Airflow a few weeks ago, Chrysler has now provided more details on this concept EV that is likely to reach production within the next few years. Making its debut at CES, the Chrysler Airflow is a crossover that promises up to 400 miles of range and claims to have Level 3 autonomous driving capability.Powered by front and rear electric motors that make 201 horsepower each (Chrysler has not provided a total output figure), the Airflow has all-wheel drive an …

Ford has been seeing serious interest in its F-150 Lightning and F-150 Lightning Pro trucks, the first all-electric takes on their F-Series line. That interest includes some 200,000 reservations, so there were some concerns that production would lag behind demand for the first few years of Lightning production and lead to the sort of absurd mark-ups and shady dealer antics that have afflicted Bronco buyers over the past year. Ford has responded by significantly increasing its production plans, n …

Reports about a new six cylinder "Tornado" engine from FCA, now Stellantis, have been swirling around the internet for many years. By the looks of it, an official reveal could finally be happening in the near future. Following a patent filing for a turbocharged inline-six discovered back in November 2019, the official website of the world's fourth-largest automaker briefly listed a new "3.0-liter GMET6 HO" engine.An eagle-eyed member of the Allpar forums stumbled upon the juicy piece of informat …