The upstart automaker’s luxury sedan continues to boast some of the best specs and real-world performance in the BEV sector, with eye-popping motor output thanks to progressive engineering.

The Z06 engine is jam-packed with engineering innovation and technology, and no matter what mode you drive in, the Corvette is a blast.

Snappy electric drive augmented by gas-powered range and a compelling and handy CUV design makes the ’24 Dodge Hornet R/T a worthy winner.

Compared to Nissan’s first BEV, a 2011 winner, the Ariya churns out 309 more horsepower in its top-of-the-line dual motor configuration.

Industry firsts such as an electric turbocharger, world-leading power density and great exhaust sounds make the C 43 a benchmark for premium 2.0L 4-cyl. powerplants.

The Ioniq 6’s fast-charging capability, increased range, high efficiency and a relatively reasonable $57,000 price tag all add up to a winning combination.

Like the instant torque you get from a BEV when you mash the accelerator? You’ll get that with the Prius Prime plug-in hybrid.

A majority of the 2023 Wards 10 Best Engines & Propulsion Systems winners are electrified, but internal-combustion engines play a role – either alone or as part of hybrids – in seven propulsion systems. Winners will be honored Oct. 18 at a trophy...