A new trademark filing, along with some previous hints from a Mazda executive, may have revealed what its next EV will be called.
Month: September 2024
Filed under: Green,BMW,Toyota,Hydrogen Cars
Continue reading BMW plans first production hydrogen car in 2028
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Nio is holding a second-quarter earnings analyst call, and this post is CnEVPost's live update of the main points from the call.
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Volvo claims its the only European car company to have successfully harnessed “core compute” technology.
Los Angeles is expanding an infrastructure project to put EV chargers in streetlight poles. First spotted by Charged EVs, the Los Angeles Bureau of Street Lighting has contracted with two companies—AmpUp for software and EVSE for retractable charging cables—to add Level 2 chargers to 150 streetlight poles in the City of Angels. The...
Analyze the competitive landscape of electric vehicles (EVs) in China, focusing on the XPeng Mona M03 and others effect on global auto market.
Filed under: Volkswagen,First Drives,Economy Cars,Sedan
Continue reading 2025 Volkswagen Jetta First Drive Review: Get the GLI
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Nio reported a total revenue of RMB 17.446 billion ($2,400.6 million) in the second quarter, better than the RMB 17.385 billion expected by Wall Street analysts.
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This time, a new software update will limit the state of charge to 80%. A permanent fix still hasn’t been found, though.
Nio has signed an agreement with Suzhou Energy Group, a Chinese state-owned enterprise, to jointly promote charging and battery swap infrastructure.
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