Deloitte says that the main reason why Americans are switching to EVs is their lower operating costs compared to ICE cars.
Month: January 2024
Sony provided an update on the 2026 Afeela electric sedan being co-developed with Honda at CES 2024, but only briefly, and only after 30 minutes or so of discussion about the company's media and gaming efforts. That nicely summarized Sony's priorities. Sony Honda Mobility, the business entity created to bring the Afeela brand to market, is making...
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Continue reading BMW retools century-old Munich headquarters site for all-EV production
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Permalink | Email this | CommentsThe Leapmotor C10 is available in both EREV and BEV versions, with pre-sale prices roughly half that of Li Auto's Li L7 EREV.
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The German automaker also revised the trim levels of its EVs so that their buyers can benefit from local incentives.
A new electrolysis system can pump green hydrogen from water without an expensive membrane, taking a giant step toward the $1-per-kg goal.
The threat of uncontrollable e-bike and e-scooter fires once again rears its ugly head.
It will be offered with one year of complimentary charging through EVgo’s nationwide charging network.
BYD ranks No. 1, Tesla No. 2, and Nio No. 9 in terms of NEV market share in China in 2023.
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