It started life as the engineering darling of General Motors, and now, it's at an impound lot with a broken windshield. Will ...

General Motors EV1 VIN #4G5PX2250V0200212 was never supposed to survive. Like most EV1s leased to drivers in the late 1990s, ...

The General Motors EV1 has a fascinating story. In 1996, it became the first modern, mass-produced electric vehicle offered ...

A mysterious green 1997 GM EV1 in dilapidated condition just sold for six figures at a Georgia impound lot. It raises many questions.

In any case, someone just spent big bucks on a unicorn EV that shouldn't exist. We have no idea how it escaped GM's crusher, or how the windshield got smashed, or how it ended up in an active Atlanta ...

In an amazing video from October 21st, GM’s Chief Financial Officer says the quiet part out loud, admitting EVs are not ...

GM destroyed most of the original EV1s, as documented by the documentary Who Killed the Electric Car? But a few remain, mostly in museum or university collections. The Autopian recently discovered one ...

In a recent podcast shared by Inside EVs, General Motors President Mark Reuss was surprisingly candid when asked about the ...

General Motors President Mark Reuss has admitted that the automaker may have pulled the plug too early on some of its most promising models ...

While Ford and General Motors are mainstays in the American automotive market, one manufacturer actually managed to be more ...