General Motors EV1 VIN #4G5PX2250V0200212 was never supposed to survive. Like most EV1s leased to drivers in the late 1990s, this adorably green electric icon was originally going to be crushed and ...

Probably the biggest story in the world of old cars over the past couple of weeks has been the surfacing of a GM EV1 electric car for sale from an auto salvage yard. This was the famous electric car ...

The history of electric vehicles is not a modern invention but a recurring cycle of innovation, suppression, and ultimate triumph. In the early 1900s, electric cars were more popular than gasoline ...

Howard University wants to make it perfectly clear that its super rare GM EV1 is not an abandoned vehicle. Therefore, it should certainly not be towed, impounded, and auctioned into private hands. The ...

The GM EV1 was one of GM's first attempts at an electric car, long before battery powered monsters like the GMC Hummer were even a sketch in a notebook. The EV1 was produced between 1997 and 1999 with ...

The GM EV1 was never supposed to end up in private hands. One has, and the team working on restoring it had been fearful of reprisals from GM that could endanger the project. Instead, GM President ...

The GM EV1 was definitely ahead of its time. Launched in the ‘90s as the first mass-produced all-electric car, the EV1 was essentially General Motors’ initial attempt at bringing electrified ...

I just watched a YouTube short by the folks at the Hagerty Drivers Foundation, where they pondered whether it was the Tucker Model 48, or the GM EV1, that deserves the title of America’s most ...

The EV1 from General Motors is widely regarded as the original mass-market, purpose-built electric vehicle, although it was never manufactured in significant numbers. In fact, only a touch over 1,100 ...

The EV1 was the first mass-produced modern EV by a major automaker, and GM made 1,117 units from 1996 to 1999. The model stemmed from GM's Impact electric concept shown at the Los Angeles Auto Show in ...

These three GM models were discontinued for various reasons, and only one is getting a replacement. GM discontinued the Cadillac CT6, Chevy Bolt, and GM EV1 for business reasons. Only the Chevy Bolt ...