This EV1 that narrowly escaped GM's crusher decades ago recently sold for $104,000, and work has already begun to restore it ...

The automaker ended up crushing the vast majority of them. While a few empty shells exist in museums, they are strictly prohibited from ever driving again. But a new project has surfaced involving ...

It is the only EV1 in existence that can legally be made roadworthy again, after GM scrapped most of them and disabled the ...

For electric vehicle fans, the GM EV1 is an important vehicle, and now, one of these rare little teardrop-shaped two doors is ...

Despite not having a VIN, a powertrain, a frame, or any doors, a decrepit General Motors EV1 shell recently sold for $23,662.10 on govdeals.com. Sold by the University of Cincinnati, the car — or what ...

A 1997 GM EV1, the first ever legally sold, fetched $104k at auction. Saved from the crusher, this rare electric car is now ...

The General Motors EV1 has a fascinating story. In 1996, it became the first modern, mass-produced electric vehicle offered to the world. With 26 lead-acid batteries and a single electric motor making ...

Documentary film producer Chris Paine was an early adopter of electric cars, buying an EV1 made by General Motors in 1996 When documentary film producer Chris Paine looks out his kitchen window over ...

Ten pioneering electric vehicles that came before Tesla, from the 1888 Flocken Elektrowagen to the 1996 AC Propulsion tZero.