The German government wants to cover Germany’s entire electricity supply with green electricity by 2035. This goal would greatly support the uptake of electric mobility since CO2 reductions are only achieved when green energy is used. According to the coalition agreement revealed in November last year, a share of 80 per cent renewable energy was […] More…
Stellantis CEO Once Again Complains About Electrification Costs
He highlights an additional 40-50% increase in total production costs. More…
Take A Closer Look At A Nio EV Battery Swapping Station In China
The station can put a new fully-charged battery considerably quicker than it would take to charge it. More…
Tesla Model S Plaid Versus Lucid Air: Watch In-Depth Comparison
Wondering precisely how the Tesla Plaid compares to the Lucid Air Dream Edition? This video should answer all your questions. More…
Panasonic Announces 4680 Battery Cell Production In Japan
It will take place at the Wakayama Factory, but not this year. More…
Tesla Giga Texas: Model Y Stock Increased To Over 220
Without covers, they are getting dusty quite quickly. More…
Elon Musk Delivers, Starlink Internet Terminals Arrive In Ukraine
Musk responded to a government official in Ukraine stating that Starlink is on the way. More…
Tesla’s Elon Musk Helps Ukraine With Starlink Internet Service
Musk responded to a government official in Ukraine stating that Starlink is on the way. More…
Daimler eActros delivered to DB Schenker and Dachser
Daimler Truck has handed over the first eActros to German logistics companies around five months after Daimler started series production in Germany’s carmaking region of southwestern Germany. DB Schenker will use the eActros 300 to transport palletised consignments in the Leipzig area, while the Dachser has also taken delivery of another unit. The eActros is […] More…
Tesla Gigafactory Berlin is expected to finally receive approval for production this week
Tesla is reportedly finally going to receive final approval to start production at Gigafactory Berlin this week after months of delays. More…
Renault’s Mégane E-Tech: a seductive bet on the EV future
Renault’s new 100%-electric Mégane E-Tech is the French company’s non-hedged bet it can convince drivers they’ve nothing to lose in swapping their traditional ICE rides for modern a EV – and gain considerable performance, cost, and flair advantages in the bargain. A day test driving the car on the roads of southern Spain suggests the company stands a good chance of winning that wager and setting some standards for European EV development as it does. More…
Tesla offers free Supercharging around Ukraine for people fleeing the country
Tesla has started to offer free Supercharging in several countries around Ukraine for people fleeing the country following the Russian invasion. More…
Fisker Ocean Makes Euro Debut, Range And Pricing Revealed
The base Fisker Ocean Sport is WLTP-estimated at 275 miles (440 kilometers) and starts at £34,990 in the UK and €41,900 in Spain. More…
Copenhagen Airport to install 1,350 charging stations
Copenhagen Airport (CPH) plans to build 1,350 charging stations for electric vehicles within the next ten years. The majority of these will be AC charging points, but HPCs for short-term parkers are also planned. The agreement now signed with the Danish energy company EWII stipulates that the charging stations will be built in cooperation with […] More…
Ride1Up Roadster V2 Gravel Edition review: The best low-cost electric gravel bike out there. Period.
I was a huge fan of the affordably priced $1,045 Ride1Up Roadster V2 from the moment it launched last year. So when Ride1Up decided to release a modified version designed as a gravel e-bike, I was extra stoked. The updates, which include gravel-ready features like new disc brakes, a Gates belt drive, and higher-end gravel-friendly tires, pushed the price slightly higher to $1,245. But considering that my next favorite gravel e-bike costs 3x as much, I still call that an amazing deal. More…
Scotland closes first round of electric bus funding scheme
The Scottish Government has awarded over £62 million in the first phase of its Zero Emission Bus Challenge Fund (ScotZEB) to replace 276 old diesel buses with new electric buses and the necessary charging infrastructure. 137 of these electric buses will be built by ADL in Falkirk. The sum of 62 million pounds is the […] More…
Panasonic confirms 4680 battery cell production
Panasonic has now officially announced that it will set up a production facility for the new 4680 cells at its plant in Wakayama Prefecture, Japan. These are to be suitable for use in electric cars. The company has thus confirmed a corresponding rumour. At the end of January, it was reported that Panasonic would start […] More…
Volvo confirms 5 new electric models and 2 new PHEVs
Volvo Cars has provided insights into its model planning at a dealer conference in the USA. Battery-electric cars dominate the lineup. However, the Swedish company also plans to launch two new plug-in hybrids. Volvo was one of the first carmakers to focus on an electrified model range. However, with the planned phase-out of the internal […] More…
Fisker Ocean released in Europe
Fisker has now presented its Ocean electric SUV in Europe for the first time at the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona. With the European premiere, the first final euro prices for the Ocean are also known. When Fisker presented the series design of the Ocean at the LA Auto Show in November 2021, there was […] More…
Tesla Giga Berlin Grand Opening Reportedly Set For March 22–23
A report from Germany claims the plant in Grünheide will get its final approval on March 3 or 4. More…
