Ford Mustang Mach-E battery production will move from Poland to Michigan The move will translate into federal EV tax credit eligibility The Ford Mustang Mach-E is assembled in Mexico LG Energy Solution will shift production of batteries for the Ford Mustang Mach-E from Poland to Michigan in 2025, checking a box for federal EV tax-credit… Read more…
The Battery Revolution Is Finally Here
Battery technology has improved since electric vehicles entered the scene, but everything is about to change. Read more…
MobilityPlus plans to expand in Belgium and France with new financing
MobilityPlus, a provider of charging solutions based in Ghent, has received 40 million euros in a financing round. The company intends to use the fresh capital to drive forward its expansion in Belgium and France. Read more…
New 400-mile 2024 Chevy Silverado EV Work Trucks now cost same as used
A number of Chevrolet dealers across the nation are advertising a new 2024 Silverado EV in 3WT trim at around $60K, which is close to where Hertz is pricing year-old low-mileage examples of the fully electric pickup that are being culled from its rental fleet. Read more…
Navier delivers N30 electric hydrofoiling boat with ‘world’s longest range’ to first customer
Maritime electrification startup Navier has hit a significant milestone today by reaching commercial production of its flagship electric hydrofoiling boat and delivering the first model to a customer. Better still, the young company has done so in an impressively short time. Read more…
Ford F-150 Lightning and Mustang Mach-E drivers just gained Google Maps EV routing
Ford just made it easier for F-150 Lightning and Mustang Mach-E drivers to charge with new EV routing features. Drivers can now see new routing info, including available Tesla Superchargers along their route for easy trip planning. Read more…
Tesla extends 0% loans in China as it tries for record quarter
Tesla has extended its 0% loan incentive in China through another month as it tries to achieve a record quarter. Read more…
The Sword Comes For Volkswagen
Big layoffs and plant closures may be coming to Volkswagen as Europe’s auto crisis reaches a boiling point. Plus: Waymo raises money. Read more…
Why Used Tesla Prices Are Tanking
And why used electric cars could get a lot cheaper in 2026. Read more…
VW considers closing up to three German factories
Ahead of the next round of negotiations, Works Council Chairwoman Daniela Cavallo has provided further details on the planned savings in the Volkswagen Group. The Board of Management allegedly wants to close up to three plants, downsize all others, divest core areas and implement massive salary cuts. This would also affect electric car production. Read more…
Xpeng Aeroht lays foundation stone for eVTOL plant in China
Xpeng Aeroht, the flying car business of Chinese electric car manufacturer Xpeng, has begun construction of a production facility in Guangzhou. This will produce an electric vertical take-off aircraft as part of the so-called Land Aircraft Carrier and is expected to have an annual capacity of 10,000 units. Read more…
2025 Mercedes-Benz EQE gets more range, bigger battery
Certain 2025 Mercedes EQEs get a larger 96.0-kwh battery Mercedes updated the EQE’s regenerative brake system software for 2025 The 2025 Mercedes-Benz EQE costs $79,050 The Mercedes-Benz EQE electric sedan gets a handful of updates for the 2025 model year, including a bigger battery pack for certain models. The EQE 350+ and EQE 500 4Matic receive… Read more…
QuantumScape starts building its B-samples and announces management change
The solid-state battery specialist and Volkswagen partner QuantumScape has started producing small quantities of its first B-type cells – and has thus achieved its most important goal for 2024, according to its own statements. Meanwhile, long-standing CEO Jagdeep Singh is preparing to leave the company. Read more…
Waymo to expand ridership with $5.6 billion investment
The latest $5.6 billion investment pioneered by Google’s parent company, Alphabet, seeks to expand Waymo’s service across major US cities, in a move to expand Waymo’s ridership. Read more…
Daimler Truck and Volvo Group form alliance for software-defined trucks
Daimler Truck and the Volvo Group are getting serious with their joint venture for the development of a software-defined vehicle platform: both sides have now contractually finalised the establishment of the joint company. If the authorities give the green light, the joint venture is expected to get underway in the first half of 2025. Read more…
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InsideEVs looks different today. That’s because the next phase of our evolution has arrived, it comes with a new podcast, newsletter and more videos soon too. Read more…
Xiaomi teaser claims SU7 Ultra is a dream car for speed demons
The EV market is about to get a wake-up call from Xiaomi. The Chinese tech giant, known for its smartphones and electronics, is set to unveil its latest creation: the SU7 Ultra. This high-performance EV promises to redefine what it means to drive electric with a thrilling experience both on the streets and the racetrack. These are bold promises, but… Read more…
Porsche holds on to the combustion engine
SVOLT confirms cancellation of its Saarland plans
The Chinese battery manufacturer SVOLT will not be building two factories in Saarland after all. Instead, the company is discontinuing its operational business in Europe. SVOLT had already cancelled its plans for a factory in Brandenburg in May. Read more…
BYD launches Shark pickup in Cambodia
So far, BYD has launched the Shark hybrid pickup in Mexico, Panama, Brazil and Cambodia. Read more…
