To date, Xpeng has filed for EREV variants of four existing models.
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The article is being updated with details. Tesla will soon add the Long Range RWD variant of the Model Y to its lineup in China, a regulator revealed today, as the US automaker has applied for homologation. It will feature a ternary NMC battery from LG and a single 225 kW (302 hp) motor on […]
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The new Model Y variant uses a single motor and batteries from LG Energy Solution, similar to the Model 3 variant with an 830-km range.
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Nio ES9 is coming.
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It's called the Ferrari Elettrica. And it's not just an EV of an existing Ferrari, but a whole new approach to extreme performance.
After taking away the turn signal on the Model 3, Tesla is asking for money to put it back on U.S.-spec vehicles.
CATL will not start mass production of solid state batteries with 2,000 km range in 2027.
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Hongqi’s new off-road SUV to reveal official name at 2025 Guangzhou Auto Show in November
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Harmony Intelligent Mobility exceeded 48,500 firm orders during the October holiday, led by strong Aito M7 performance across its lineup.
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Support CleanTechnica's work through a Substack subscription or on Stripe. We’ve written a couple of times about the new Tesla Model 3 Standard and Tesla Model Y Standard. However, two things stood out to me that I wanted to discuss further. Range I’ll start on the plus side. One big ... [continued]