In the UK, hydrogen fuel-cell truck manufacturer Hyzon Motors has announced a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with British logistics group John G Russell Transport. The two companies aim to facilitate the deployment of fuel cell electric vehicles in the UK. The MoU stipulates that Hyzon and Russell will work together to provide vehicle sales, leasing, […] More…
Here’s What The Volkswagen ID Buzz Lineup Will Look Like In Full

There will be a total of five, possibly six different ID Buzz variants, but not all will be available in all markets. More…
RAC joins forces with Zap-Map
British motoring organisation RAC has joined forces with EV charge point mapping app Zap-Map. The app should help the RAC optimally assist electric vehicle drivers who run out of charge. The Zap-Map app will be distributed to the RAC’s 1,600 patrols via all their devices, enabling them to locate the nearest available, suitable, publicly accessible […] More…
PG&E & Ford testing vehicle-to-grid tech with F-150
In California, Pacific Gas and Electric (PG&E) and Ford have announced a vehicle-to-grid (V2G) collaboration. In the pilot project, PG&E and Ford will test the F-150 Lightning and its Intelligent Backup Power bidirectional charging capabilities in powering customer’s homes in PG&E’s service area. The initial tests will explore how Ford’s new F-150 Lightning electric vehicle […] More…
Volkswagen ID Life Design Falls Out Of Favor In Wolfsburg

Looks like there isn’t room for two retro-inspired EVs in VW’s range. More…
TurnOnGreen EV700 32-Amp EV Charging Station Ultimate Review

We check out the relative newcomer to the EV charging space. More…
ElectraMeccanica SOLO EV first drive: a certified head turner everywhere you go
Electrek recently got the opportunity to test out the ElectraMeccanica SOLO EV for a few days and see what this single-passenger vessel can do. Small but speedy, the SOLO offers fun for single-rider drivers, and a picture-worthy experience for anyone you drive past. More…
Podcast: Tesla sees orders surge over gas prices, more price increases, VW ID.Buzz unveiling, and more
This week on the Electrek Podcast, we discuss the most popular news in the world of sustainable transport and energy, including Tesla seeing its order rate surge over gas prices, more Model 3 and Model Y price increases,the VW ID.Buzz unveiling, and more. More…
Washington passes bill to ban gas car sales by 2030 – for real this time?
Washington state has passed a bill that would ban the sale, purchase, and registration of new gas-powered vehicles of the model year 2030 or later. The bill passed yesterday and will now be delivered to Governor Jay Inslee for his signature. More…
We got a sneak peek of the Arrival Van ahead of US production later this year
While its initial production will begin in the UK, the Arrival Van will eventually be produced on US soil as well. In the meantime, we were able to go see the commercial EV up-close in the Big Apple and learn more about its progress first hand from Arrival President Avinash Rugoobur and CEO of Arrival North America, Mike Ableson.. More…
Check Out 21 Rivian R1Ts Awaiting Delivery At Denver Service Center

Is this the highest number of Rivian R1Ts spotted in one place other than the factory in Normal, Illinois? More…
How insulation and heat pumps could cut the UK’s – and other countries’ – need for Russian gas
As the global energy crunch deepens, thanks to Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, new analysis from the nonprofit think tank Energy & Climate Intelligence Unit (ECIU) looks at how home insulation and heat pumps could reduce the UK’s need for Russian gas. The approach could certainly be applied in other countries, too. More…
Electric Cars & The Race For 1,000 KM: Lucid, Mercedes, Tesla & More

Which automaker will get there first? More…
VW ID. Buzz Revealed, Chevy Blazer SS Teased, And Volvo C40 Goes FWD

Episode 101. More…
Rule change now allows deliveries of self-driving vehicles without steering wheels or pedals
The U.S. National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) has officially changed a long-standing rule that is now creating a path for automakers to deliver self-driving vehicles without steering wheels or pedals. More…
Ford and PG&E study how F-150 Lightning might support the grid, not just the home
While bidirectional charging remains at the hypothetical or developmental stages for some automakers, it’s almost here for Ford and its F-150 Lightning electric pickup truck. A new partnership between Ford and California utility PG&E is aiming to take that functionality to the next stage: the electrical grid. Ford plans the first… More…
Tesla Reportedly Makes Powerwall “How To” Video For Ukrainians

Tesla sent expensive Powerwall home battery systems to Ukraine for use as mobile power stations. More…
Uber invests £5 million installing 700 chargers in London
In London, the boroughs of Brent, Newham and Redbridge are cooperating with Uber to install 700 chargers for electric cars on London streets. Uber is investing £5 million in the chargers, which will be branded by Uber but available for all drivers to use. The aim is for the new on-street charging points to improve […] More…
Van Hool double-decker electric bus with Proterra battery drives 2,500 miles from Florida to California on public chargers
North American motor coach seller ABC Companies has announced another successful trip across the US, this time using a Van Hool TDX25E all-electric bus. The double-decker motor coach was “Proterra Powered” and traveled 2,524 miles from Winter Garden, Florida, to Costa Mesa, California, using only public charging stations. This latest trip further showcases the potential of battery-electric buses, even larger models like the TDX25E. More…
Fully Charged Drives One-Off Polestar 2 Arctic Circle At Its Home

That would be the Arctic Circle, where this Polestar 2 modified to go fast on snow and ice shines like no other electric vehicle. More…