Toyota bZ3 is equipped with BYD's electric motor, electric control system and battery.
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How about one more off-road SUV? Now from BYD under the new F brand.
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Tesla is now letting EVs from other brands charge at some U.S. Supercharger sites, while offering a Combined Charging Standard (CCS) retrofit for its own vehicles. "Select" Superchargers are now open to other EVs, according to a video posted to Twitter. Drivers can find these sites using the Tesla app, which is also needed to start a charging...
The United States Postal Service (USPS) this week announced plans to buy 9,250 Ford E-Transit electric vans, which will get the ball rolling on electrification while the Postal Service waits for its custom-designed electric delivery vans. The first of the Ford vans are scheduled to arrive in December of this year, with deliveries continuing...
Nio currently operates 4 swap station in Netherlands
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The Rich 6 EV is an electric pickup truck with rear-wheel drive and 177 hp.
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Available in 4 cruising ranges: 506 km, 605 km, 610 km, and 715 km.
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Also FSD wasn't involved
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Jetour Traveller launched in China. Combines coolness with four-wheel drive and turbocharged engines.
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Stellantis on Tuesday announced a $155 million investment in three Kokomo, Indiana, plants to produce drive modules for future electric vehicles beginning in 2024. Consisting of an electric motor, power electronics, and transmission assembled as one unit, these modules will be used in vehicles based on the STLA Frame and STLA Large platforms...