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 ...

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 ...

We’ve been discussing the GM EV1 a lot lately, as one was recently sold at a tow impound auction in Georgia for a remarkable sale price of $104,000. It may very well be the only one in private hands, ...

As the very first mass-produced all-electric passenger car ever made, the GM EV1 is considered something of a unicorn among all-electric vehicle enthusiasts. As such, this particular example, V212, is ...

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 ...

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 ...

A decade ago General Motors put one of the coolest cars of all time on the road, the EV1. While there were a number of hard-core EV enthusiasts who became passionately committed to the car, it never ...