The 2023 Polestar 2 gets a handful of updates for the new model year, including fresh colors and wheels. Polestar also claims range improvements and a lower carbon footprint from the use of renewable energy in the manufacturing process. The new exterior colors are Space and Jupiter, which Polestar describes as “metallic black” and “gold-grey with… More…
Ex Chargemaster CEO David Martell launches intuitive home charger Evios One
Chargemaster’s former CEO David Martell has launched a new company called Evios that just presented its first home charger. According to the company, the Evios One is the “smartest and most intuitive charger” on the market. Superlatives aside, Evios claims you need no manual and has indeed some forward-looking features. There is, for example, a […] More…
Tesla’s Elon Musk Loses “Twitter Sitter” Battle In Court
It seems Musk will still have to have his tweets monitored even if he takes ownership of Twitter. More…
Arcimoto turns its 3-wheeled electric vehicle into Hollywood’s next backward-facing film crew car
Oregon-based Arcimoto has a whole new use for its three-wheeled electric vehicles in the form of the Cameo, a slightly different spin on its popular FUV electric three-wheeler. More…
Watch The Volkswagen ID Buzz Development Documentary
The new new ID Buzz looks the way it does because of tradition, but creating it is a thoroughly modern process. More…
Here’s What $21,200 Worth Of Tuning Looks Like On Tesla Model Y
Besides the sporty body kit, Startech has livened up the interior and fitted the electric crossover with a digital instrument cluster. More…
Blink Charging makes first UK entry as it acquires Electric Blue
The US company Blink Charging has entered the British market by acquiring Electric Blue (EB Charging). The UK based company adds more than 1,150 chargers to Blink’s footprint, having stepped in more than 18 countries. Blink Charging disclosed the acquisition value at $23.4Mn (€22.2Mn or £18.8Mn) in cash, stock and earn-out. The US company’s wholly-owned […] More…
EV Smart Charging Can Further Reduce Emissions: New Report
EVs don’t produce tailpipe emissions, but charging isn’t emission-free. More…
Saudi Arabia agrees to buy up to 100,000 Lucid EVs
In a deal announced Monday, the Saudi Arabian government will purchase up to 100,000 Lucid electric cars over a 10-year period, with initial deliveries scheduled to start by the second quarter of 2023. The deal includes an initial commitment of 50,000 vehicles, with an option to purchase 50,000 more, including the Lucid Air and “other future… More…
New UK fleet roaming network announced and led by Paua
Today, Paua, a newcomer to the e-mobility space announced in 2020, published a milestone. The roaming business says it has now signed up companies amounting to access to 10,000 charge points across the UK. Their clients include leading providers such as Osprey, Fastned, Ionity, Connected Kerb, Char.gy, and Mer. Paua, in today’s news, suggests there […] More…
Kia presents the Niro Plus for taxi and ride-hailing services
Kia has presented the Niro Plus, an optimised version of the first generation of its Niro EV for taxi services and ride-hailing providers. Compared to the standard model, the length and height of the Niro Plus have been increased by 10 mm and 80 mm, respectively, to provide more space in the interior. The Niro […] More…
BYD increases quarterly profit by 241%
BYD posted a net profit of 808 million yuan (116 million euros) in the first quarter of 2022, up 241 per cent from the same quarter last year. Sales increased by 63 per cent to 66.8 billion yuan. The sales growth to the equivalent of 9.61 billion euros was mainly due to growth in sales […] More…
GMC Hummer EV pickup trucks are now selling for $250,000
The GMC Hummer EV pickup is hitting the sweet spot of hype and scarcity that is sending the price of new units in auction surging to now over $250,000 per truck. More…
VW Shows Early Rendering Of ID. Buzz Pickup, What Do You Think?
Volkswagen Group design boss Klaus Zyciora asks: “Shall we bring it to the next level?” More…
WAVE hello to wireless charging for commercial EVs
Aaron Gillmore, the CEO at wireless inductive charging system developer WAVE, believes that the market has reached a take-off point in commercial medium- and heavy-duty commercial EV fleets (writes Peter Donaldson). “The technology is here now,” he says. “Over the last 10 years the WAVE team has put in a lot of work to design […] More…
Tesla value drops as Musk takes over Twitter
Hardly any other topic is currently as polarising as Elon Musk’s takeover of Twitter. Tesla’s shares lost eleven per cent or 114 billion US dollars in value after the deal was announced. Henrik Fisker, head of the electric car manufacturer Fisker, and Musk rival for many years, immediately deleted his Twitter account. Critical voices are […] More…
Denver’s electric bike rebates are making car alternatives cheaper. Other cities should listen up
The federal government’s plan to provide a tax credit for electric bike purchases doesn’t appear to be coming off of life support any time soon, but that hasn’t stopped Denver from creating its own e-bike rebate program. In fact, the city might have done an even better job making these effective car alternatives more accessible to a wider range of incomes and budgets. More…
Elon Musk wins case over Tesla’s acquisition of SolarCity – Judge says he was too involved but paid a fair price
A judge sided with Elon Musk in a court case brought by investors over Tesla’s acquisition of SolarCity, which they claimed was pushed by Musk to bail out the solar installer. More…
Elon Musk wins case over Tesla’s acquisition of SolarCity – Judges says he was too involved but paid a fair price
A judge sided with Elon Musk in a court case brought by investors over Tesla’s acquisition of SolarCity, which they claimed was pushed by Musk to bail out the solar installer. More…
Breaking: Florida governor Ron DeSantis vetoes awful solar net metering bill
Florida governor Ron DeSantis (R) vetoed a bill, which the state’s Republican-majority House and Senate passed, that would have slashed rooftop solar credits in the state. It would have denied many homeowners net metering in the Sunshine State, and harmed its solar industry. More…
