The vehicles of choice in Thailand, along with a bunch of other far-away locales, are Tuk Tuks, three-wheeled machines that marry the front end of a scooter to the rear end of a passenger car.

The company plans to build the car in the Philippines and start selling it later this year for about $6,300. It can go about 31 miles on a two-hour charge, which could propose a bit of a ...

Raja and Rahul Gayam are on a mission to bring their Indian tuk-tuk style battery-powered vehicles to New York and help solve ...