Plus: Tesla wants the EPA to preserve tailpipe emissions rules, and the Trump administration gets into the lithium game. Lire la suite…
EVs Had A Monster Quarter. Can It Keep Going Without Tax Credits?
Mazda EZ-60 SUV launched in China, starting at $16,810
The EZ-60 is a strategic model developed by Mazda for global markets and will be exported to markets outside China next year.
Measuring 4,850 mm in length, the BEV variant offers a CLTC range of 600 kilometers.
Mazda EZ-60 SUV launched in China, starting at $16,810
The EZ-60 is a strategic model developed by Mazda for global markets and will be exported to markets outside China next year.
Measuring 4,850 mm in length, the BEV variant offers a CLTC range of 600 kilometers.
Stagecoach fleets in six new electric buses in Edinburgh
Stagecoach has launched six Volvo BZL electric buses on its JET747 service, connecting Fife with Edinburgh Airport. The new electric bus route will run every day of the week to ferry passengers to the airport. Read more…
Wheel-E Podcast: New Trek models, Rivian’s ALSO e-bike leak, more
This week on Electrek’s Wheel-E podcast, we discuss the most popular news stories from the world of electric bikes and other nontraditional electric vehicles. This time, that includes new e-bikes from Trek and Gazelle, Surronster got arrested in Mexico, Rivian’s ALSO e-bike leaked, Pakistan is giving women free pink e-scooters, Coca-Cola goes all in on electric rickshaws, and more. Read more…
Tesla complains about EPA’s new policy its CEO paid more than $200 million for
Tesla is asking the Trump administration not to repeal EPA rules that allow automakers to sell more polluting vehicles despite the company’s CEO, Elon Musk, donating more than $200 million to Trump’s campaign, which clearly included repealing the EPA rules as part of its platform. Read more…
Volkswagen is cutting ID.4 and other EV output as fresh plant shutdowns loom
The ID.4 is one of several Volkswagen electric vehicles that will be impacted by the planned shutdowns at two German EV plants. VW is also planning to halt production of the ID.4 in the US. Read more…
BYD Denza starts pre-sales of 5.2-meter N8L SUV, priced from $44,820
The Denza N8L is a six-seat hybrid SUV capable of accelerating from 0 to 100 km/h in 3.9 seconds.
It incorporates multiple new technologies including BYD’s DiSus-A body control system and high-speed flat tire stability system.
China introduces export licences for electric cars
Starting next year, the Chinese government will require exporters of purely electric cars to obtain a licence to export these vehicles. The move aims to tighten Beijing’s control over which models are delivered abroad. Read more…
Is America In Its ‘Back To Gas’ Era
On this week’s Plugged-In Podcast, we discuss the automakers’ hasty retreat from big EV promises. Where does the space go next? Lire la suite…
Li Auto has secured over 20,000 orders for i6 electric SUV within hours, report says
Li Auto has received more than 20,000 firm orders for the Li i6 electric SUV after launching the model earlier today, according to a local media report.
Li Auto is offering customers purchasing the Li i6 by October 31 limited-time benefits valued at RMB 35,000.
First carmakers withdraw electric models from the US
In the US, just ahead of the end of the federal EV tax credit, at least two electric models will be discontinued. Honda will cease production of the Acura ZDX, while Nissan will not offer a 2026 model year for the Ariya – at least not for the US market.
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Geely Galaxy starts pre-sales of Starshine 6 hybrid sedan, starting at $11,180
The Starshine 6’s discounted pre-sales starting price is RMB 79,800 ($11,180), with official launch set for October. Read more…
Xiaomi EV is now officially in Europe as research hub opens in Germany
Chinese technology giant Xiaomi has officially planted its flag on European soil, opening its first EV research and design center outside of China. The new facility is located in the German automotive stronghold of Munich, and is a big step in the company’s plan to bring its popular electric cars to the European market. It’s easy to forget that Xiaomi… Read more…
Ayvens introduces battery certificates for used electric vehicles
French mobility brand Ayvens manages around 600,000 electric vehicles in 42 countries. To market used electric vehicles from its own leasing business, the company is now introducing state-of-health certificates for the batteries of its electric vehicles in Europe. Read more…
Yespark signs with Spirii charging platform in Europe
The Danish charging platform Spirii is collaborating with the Yespark Group, a French provider of digital parking space rental platforms and charging stations. The partnership initially covers France, Belgium and Italy. Read more…
Fortescue orders up to 400 giant electric dump trucks from XCMG
As part of an update to its decarbonisation strategy, Australian mining group Fortescue has announced that it plans to order between 300 and 400 zero-emission 240-tonne dump trucks from Chinese heavy machinery manufacturer XCMG. These will be used alongside Liebherr’s electric dump trucks. Read more…
Ryan Air orders Beta’s electric cargo aircraft for Alaska
Alaskan cargo airline Ryan Air has placed an order for Beta Technologies’ Alia electric aircraft and committed to install up to ten Charge Cube charging stations. The electric aircraft will be used in the remote regions of the US’ most northern state. Read more…
China to require export licenses for pure electric cars starting next year
China will implement an export license management system for pure electric passenger vehicles, effective January 1, 2026.
The move is poised to curb private BEV exports.
Tennessee Woman Buys Tesla. Then the Dealership Tells Her To Return It A Month Later. Here’s Why It’s A Blessing in Disguise
The scenario she describes is likely what is referred to as spot delivery. Lire la suite…
