Ford sold a record number of Mustang Mach-Es and F-150 Lightnings in November. Read more…
Chevrolet Equinox EV: How Much Does It Cost To Charge It?
It costs less than half as much to “fuel” per mile compared to the gas-powered Equinox. Read more…
viveEV to install DC fast EV chargers at Texas Best Smokehouse near Dallas airport
Texas Best Smokehouse #10 in Grapevine, Texas is quite a place—it includes a barbecue restaurant and a large Texaco gas station, and has a very busy and highly visible location near Dallas Fort Worth International Airport. It’s a perfect spot for a fast EV charging station, and viveEV Charging Solutions has signed a contract to… Read more…
Practical strategies for integrating electric trucks into severe-duty fleets (Webinar)
This webinar will explore the electrification of severe-duty vehicles across various industry sectors, emphasizing the importance of sustainability and efficiency in transitioning from traditional diesel models to electric options. From municipal to commercial use, David Klass, VP of Electric at Battle Motors, will provide practical strategies on the specific infrastructure considerations, safety, reliability and the… Read more…
Changing batteries on long journeys: what is Nio’s Power Swap capable of?
By changing the battery in just a few minutes, Nio wants to offer an alternative to charging – whether for fast charging on the road or AC charging at home for those who don’t have a wallbox or have to park on the street. We covered over 2,000 kilometres in a Nio EL6 and learned a lot about battery swapping in the process.
Rivian launches its first charging station open to other EVs, promises more this year
Today Rivian announced the launch of its first charging location in its Rivian Adventure Network that accepts other EVs. It’s located in the Joshua Tree Charging Outpost in California, and is open to the public already. Rivian wants to open additional charging locations with support for other EVs by the end of the year at sites in Texas, Colorado, Illinois,… Read more…
Nissan Ariya getting Tesla Supercharger access Dec. 10
Nissan Ariya owners will be able to charge their electric vehicles at Tesla Supercharger stations starting Dec. 10, the automaker announced Wednesday. Nissan plans to fit new EVs sold in the U.S. with North American Charging Standard (NACS) ports starting in 2025, but existing vehicles will be able to charge at Supercharger stations using a $235… Read more…
EV Reliability Improved In 2024. It Still Lags Behind Hybrids And ICE
Plug-in hybrids still fare the worst when it comes to reliability, although they too are improving. Read more…
The EV Industry Is Gearing Up To Fight Donald Trump
Plus, Waymo’s ridership has gone way, way up, and things are going very, very bad for GM in China. Read more…
Paraclete Energy to halve battery weight and double range
The US company Paraclete Energy has presented a study on its battery anode material called SILO Silicon. According to the study, the anode material has the potential to reduce the weight of batteries by 50 per cent while doubling their range. Read more…
Stockholm progresses with electric construction site
Sweden’s largest fossil-free worksite has managed to progress to 50% electric operation with Volvo CE. The project has made significant headway in the area of sustainable construction technologies since its launch. Read more…
Segway launching wild-looking 100 mile smart e-bikes & new US bike division
Segway is planting its e-bike flag in the US with a new dedicated electric bike team ahead of the upcoming launch of its two hotly anticipated long-range electric bicycle models, the Segway Xafari and Xyber. Read more…
Rivian opens new Charging Outpost in Joshua Tree – the first of many to offer access to all EVs
Rivian has just opened the second of its new lineup of Charging Outposts, where EV owners can recharge, replenish, and, in true Rivian fashion, make their own trail mix. The new site, located in Joshua Tree, California, is the first Rivian Charging Outpost offering access to all EV makes and models as the American automaker works to expand the availability of its charging network throughout the US. Read more…
China has found a workaround for strict tariffs: heaps of hybrids
As the European Union slaps more restrictive tariffs on EVs pouring in from China, Chinese automakers have found a workaround: they’ll just make and export hybrids instead, since hybrids of all varieties are bizarrely exempt from the tariff scheme. Read more…
The pope has a sweet, new ride – and it’s all-electric from Mercedes-Benz
Pope Francis has officially gone electric, with Mercedez-Benz delivering the first-ever battery-powered popemobile to the Vatican – a reworked version of the G-Class SUV, bathed in white with special tweaks for lots of handwaving to the crowd. Check it out.. Read more…
Pope to go electric with new G-Class Popemobile
The Pope has been using ‘popemobiles’ based on the G-Class for around 45 years. Now, for the first time, the Mercedes-Benz Popemobile is going to operate on an all-electric basis. Read more…
JLR to restrict JEA platform to British-built Jaguar EVs
Tata Motors Limited-owned JLR is unlikely to use the new ‘JEA’ dedicated EV platform for any cars outside the UK or brands other than Jaguar. The company aims to transform the troubled brand and elevate it to a more premium level, which requires such exclusivity. Read more…
New Genesis Electrified GV70 luxurious interior revealed
The Genesis Electrified GV70, the best-selling Genesis model in North America, is getting a significant update for the 2026 model year. The luxury electric SUV comes with a fresher look, new features, and a refined interior. One of the easier-to-spot changes is the redesigned front end, featuring a new G-Matrix Grille and the charging port conveniently located within the grille.… Read more…
Ideanomics plans Chapter 11 reorganisation
Electric mobility investor Ideanomics has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection in Delaware, USA, to find a buyer for its wireless charging business and other technology investments. The financial situation at Ideanomics is apparently dramatic. Read more…
California issues funds for UCLA charging infrastructure
UCLA Events and Transportation has received significant funding from the California State Transportation Agency’s Transit and Intercity Rail Capital Program. The funds will be used to bolster electrified public transport and accompanying infrastructure. Read more…