The new "Speed to Power" initiative is a desperate cry for help that completely ignores the copious renewable energy resources of the US.
Month: September 2025
While the feature is self-driving, Tesla specifies that supervision is still required.
Yangwang’s U9 Xtreme introduces a track-oriented design, carbon fiber interior, and cutting-edge four-motor platform producing close to 3,000 hp.
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Nio launches the 2026 ES8 flagship electric SUV, as largest electric SUV in China, improved interior technology, and high-powered dual-motor performance.
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Time for an electric people-mover title fight. Edmunds pits the Kia EV9 against its cousin, the new Hyundai Ioniq 9. Which is best?
Support CleanTechnica's work through a Substack subscription or on Stripe. BEVs represented over a third of the total Chinese car market in August. We saw plugins score another million-plus sales in August (in a 2-million-unit overall market, up 5% YoY), but growth has been slowing down, with August showing just ... [continued]
With modern styling, advanced safety, and dynamic handling, the Mazda EZ-60 positions itself as a competitive global electric SUV.
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“No radiator, no oil change, no gas, no muffler, exhaust system, I could keep going,”
The Nio Day 2025 starts at Hangzhou Convention and Exhibition Center at 19:00 Chinese time. We run the text broadcast of this event.
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Support CleanTechnica's work through a Substack subscription or on Stripe. Incorrect logic and false narratives drive me nuts. Unfortunately, many Elon Musk fans succumbed to some extremely poor logic on free speech a couple of years ago. Now we’re getting to Part 3 of this story, and it shows what ... [continued]