
Owning a Jeep comes with the perk of being able to drive both on and off-road. To accommodate its drivers who tend to take the road less traveled, Jeep released plans to roll out solar-powered EV chargers across popular off-roading trails. Meanwhile, Rivian, a new favorite in the EV industry and expected competitor in the rugged SUV market, also plans to launch its own charging network for off-road enthusiasts. How do the two compare. More…
These countries lead the world in renewables manufacturing and installation

A global renewable energy employment report released today by the International Renewable Energy Agency (IRENA) and the International Labour Organization (ILO) reveals which countries are leading the world in wind and solar manufacturing and installation. More…
Xpeng G9 Electric SUV Debuts In China With 480 KW Charging

It can add 124 miles / 200 km of range in just five minutes, quicker than any other production EV. More…
Grizzl-E Smart Commercial Charging Bundle

The bundle includes the charger, payment processing software, and trackable charging data. More…
Xos adds DC fast chargers to its repertoire to support passenger and commercial EVs

Commercial EV manufacturer Xos, Inc. has announced a further expansion of its infrastructural offerings to support fleet and passenger EV drivers alike. The company’s “Xos Energy Solutions” business unit will now offer a new suite of DC fast chargers, delivering portable and wall-mounted power between 30kW and 300kW. More…
Hit The Road In Style With Heybike’s Cityscape Electric Commuter Bike

$800 is all it takes to commute in style with the CityScape. More…
China Unhappy With New US EV Subsidies, Will Do Something About It

The world’s largest producer of EVs and EV batteries is not ready to say what retaliatory measures it has in mind, though. More…
Renault Megane E-Tech Moose Test: 74 km/h (46 mph)

There was a chance for a higher result, but the car’s balance was quite inconsistent. More…
Toyota’s Upcoming “bZ3” Sedan Takes Aim At The Tesla Model 3

The Toyota electric sedan will begin its journey in China, with European sales likely to follow in 2024. More…
DHL Express Canada to gain 110 electric vehicles
DHL Express Canada has announced that it will procure 110 electric vehicles over the next twelve months. The first ten electric trucks are scheduled to enter service in Montreal later this year. They will be Class 6 medium-duty electric trucks with a range of 290 kilometres and a battery capacity of 252 kWh, according to […] More…
Iberdrola expands charging for cars and buses in Spain
Iberdrola is addressing charging infrastructure for electric cars and buses in Spain. The energy provider has expanded its public charging network for electric cars in Spain by 65 per cent to more than 2,500 charging points at over 500 locations in the past year. For electric buses, an additional 280 charging points are to be […] More…
Tesla offers CCS adapter to Tesla owners in North America
Tesla has finally added the CCS adapter to its online shop in North America. This means that Tesla drivers in this part of the world will now have access to public charging networks. The CCS Combo 1 adapter for third-party charging networks offers charging speeds up to 250kW. The charger is available for $250 in […] More…
Even the Department of Homeland Security is adopting EVs, check out their new fleet

It’s probably never good if the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) shows up at your door. However, DHS revealed its next vehicle to show up will most likely be an electric one, as the agency says it is transitioning from internal combustion engines to EVs.. More…
NIO boosting its EV battery lease business with swap station expansion across Europe

Chinese EV automaker NIO has already rooted its flag in the soil of Europe, yet is still merely getting started with its plans to expand beyond its home turf. The company’s president recently shared that NIO plans to offer battery lease programs and a huge expansion of available swap stations as a strategy to entice more EU customers and gain a larger chunk of the growing EV market overseas. More…
Urbino 18 Hydrogen: Solaris expands on H2 buses
Here in Germany, the City of Hamburg first trialled zero-emission Solaris buses eight years ago with the Urbino Electric and Urbino Hydrogen emission-free bus models. Solaris, a Polish company that is part of the Spanish CAF Group, has also been offering series-production twelve-metre solo powered by fuel cells since 2019. Around 100 buses have been […] More…
Why Is The Internet Calling This $26,000 Chinese EV A Tesla Clone?

If anything, it looks inspired by Nio or Xpeng vehicles, not Tesla. More…
New Swedish electric bike Vässla Pedal with torque sensor launched on World Car-Free Day

The Vässla Pedal has just launched as the Swedish mobility startup’s latest futuristic-looking electric bike, complete with high performance parts like torque-sensing pedal assist functionality. More…
Tesla Recalls 1.1-Million Cars For Incorrect Automatic Window Operation

The automatic electric windows in affected Teslas may not retract when they detect an obstruction and this poses a safety risk. More…
GM investing in Lithion Recycling to support advanced EV battery recycling tech

GM announced Thursday that its venture capital division, GM ventures, will invest in Lithion Recycling to support a sustainable circular battery ecosystem. The new partnership will focus on researching and developing a viable EV battery recycling method to further reduce emissions and the usage of critical minerals.. More…
Faraday Future FF 91 EPA-Certified For 381 Miles Of Range

The FF 91 may not have a firm production start date, but it has an EPA range rating. More…

