With super funds blacklisting thermal coal and mainstream financiers getting interested in big batteries we might be hearing the death knell.
Month: June 2024
With super funds blacklisting thermal coal and mainstream financiers getting interested in big batteries we might be hearing the death knell.
China saw 482.9 MWh of semi-solid batteries installed in May, up 30.9 percent from 369.0 MWh in April, with WeLion the sole contributor, according to an industry association.
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The Wuling Starlight S is the second model under the Wuling Silver Label and will be available in BEV and PHEV variants.
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