Monthly Archive: December 2022

Currently only confirmed for China, the electric Malibu successor could look like the Chevy FNR-XE sedan concept and possibly come to America.

For ten years, the Liberal (right-leaning) federal government has delayed, obfuscated, and outright ambushed plans to move Australian power generation from reliance on fossil fuels to renewables. In response, many states have done what they can to make the transition without federal help. One of the most prominent has been New South Wales, under the […]

BYD wants to expand its European presence hoping that it will be able to tap into the growing EV segment.

No specs have been revealed yet, but it’s at least as good as the 85-liter diesel version of the same truck.

A polymer-based electrolyte made for batteries that keep working — and don’t catch fire — when heated to over 140 degrees F.

The first-ever auction for wind lease tracts off the West Coast concluded Wednesday, pulling down $757 million in winning bids. Government and industry officials touted the impressive bidding as evidence of the growing momentum in the offshore wind sector and for floating offshore wind specifically. While offshore wind developers can expect a welcoming policy environment, […]

Chaevi, a South Korean maker of supercharging stations for electric cars, is planning on building out an ultra-fast network in the US and partnering with automakers in Japan as consumers around the world embrace cleaner passenger transport.

Move will result in indefinite layoffs and Stellantis says it may not resume operations as it considers other options