New subsidies, dizzying variety for consumers and sluggish demand for EVs in other parts of the world is helping China further its lead.
Month: December 2024
The Mercedes G 580 with EQ Technology is the first electric Popemobile Fisker was supposed to supply an Ocean as the first electric Popemobile While the electric G-Class is the first electric Popemobile, it's not the first EV in the Vatican's fleet Mercedes-Benz G-Class Popemobiles have been a fixture of the Vatican vehicle fleet for decades, so...
Honda sold more Prologue EVs in November than Volvo sold EX40s and C40s in the first 11 months of this year.
The ET9 flagship from sedan has been exposed before its launch later this month. It has a large frunk and privacy glass.
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The five-door Wuling Hongguang Mini EV is expected to cost less than 6,900 USD.
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Lexus is delaying production of its next-generation electric flagship, reports Japanese media outlet NHK. Previewed by the Lexus LF-ZL concept first seen at the 2023 Tokyo auto show, this model was originally slated to launch in 2026 but will now arrive in 2027, allowing time for more development work, according to the report. The LF-ZL (short for...
In November, Chinese EV brands had mixed results in the largest European auto market. MG was down 33%, Xpeng was down 19%, BYD was up 24%, and Nio increased by 93%. 244,544 new passenger vehicles were registered in Germany in November, down 0.5% from the previous year, which is nearly flat. 14.4% were battery electric […]
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Without the entry-level EX30 on dealer lots, the Swedish automaker sold shockingly few EVs in the U.S. last month.
In the past six years, Tesla has never been recalled due to fire risk, and the probability of a Tesla catching fire is only one-eighth that of a gasoline car, said Grace Tao, VP of the EV maker.
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