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Rivian CFO teases a new cheaper, simplified battery pack structure for R1 EVs coming in 2024


Rivian’s chief financial officer Claire McDonough shared some very interesting tidbit and excellent insight to the American automaker’s end of year goals and where it is headed in 2024. One juicy piece of information she gave the public during a recent interview is that Rivian is developing a new simplified battery pack structure different from the Standard pack, that will eventually make its way into new R1 EVs. Here’s the latest. Read more…

Power systems veteran Generac invests in Wallbox and will sell its full suite of EV chargers


Two larger names in energy systems management have come together in a new deal that entails industry veteran Generac making a minority investment in Wallbox – a global yet growing supplier of EV chargers. Through the agreement, Generac will offer US customer’s Wallbox’s full lineup of charging solutions, including its bidirectional home DC unit. Read more…

Fisker (FSR) dials back its 2023 production targets yet again as it fights to keep going


American EV automaker Fisker Inc. recently shared a business update, outlining several changes in the works, including leadership moves, accelerated deliveries, and potential partnerships with other OEMS. However, one less encouraging update is Fisker’s announcement it is once again lowering its production targets for the year to prioritize liquidity. Read more…

Aventon Level Commuter e-bike hits $600 off, Jetson Canyon e-scooter $251, EV chargers, more


A fresh batch of environmentally-friendly deals are here to help save you some green, with Aventon’s end of year sale dropping its popular Level Commuter e-bike down to $999. This comes joined by Jetson’s Canyon folding electric scooter, which is being cleared out on Amazon with a discount to $251. Not to mention, VEVOR’s 32A Level 2 portable EV charger is now $150. Read more…

European automakers have secured less than a fifth of the battery metals they’ll need by 2030


European automakers have secured less than a fifth of the cobalt, lithium, and nickel they’ll need to meet targets by 2030, according to a new analysis by Transport & Environment (T&E). Exceptions are Tesla and China’s BYD, but Tesla (and certainly BYD) falls a bit short on responsible practices compared to other automakers.. Read more…