Electric vehicles are slowly making inroads in Saskatchewan, yet the infrastructure to support them still needs a major boost.
Monthly Archive: January 2023
BYD Launches YangWang Luxury EV Brand, Shows 1,000+ Horsepower SUV And Supercar
The world’s largest plug-in vehicle manufacturer goes up-market with the new YangWang U8 off-roader and U9 supercar.
BYD starts construction of new $1.5 billion battery base
The first phase of the project, with an investment of RMB 5 billion, is expected to start production in December.
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Stellantis CEO Tavares warns of ‘terrible fight’ with Chinese automakers
Stellantis CEO Carlos Tavares is urging Europe’s politicians to level the playing field with Chinese rivals before it is too late.
Zeekr aims to double sales to about 140,000 vehicles in 2023
Zeekr plans to start selling vehicles in Europe later this year and is not planning to enter the US consumer market.
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Peugeot Inception concept sets future EV design direction
Peugeot says the Inception introduces a 'simpler and more refined design language' that will appear on models launched in 2025 and beyond.
XPeng most vulnerable to Tesla price cut among Chinese EV trio
By the close of trading, XPeng was down 6.82 percent in Hong Kong, Li Auto was down 6.55 percent and NIO was down 4.03 percent.
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Tesla suppliers shares jump as electric automaker cuts prices for some models in China
Tesla slashed prices of some models in China for a second time in 3 months, and shares of Chinese suppliers closed higher on hopes of improved demand for the automaker.
NIO recalls 997 ET5s due to risk of high-voltage wiring harness breakage in crashes
Some of the ET5 vehicles included in the recall are at risk of having their high-voltage wiring harnesses break and short-circuit in a severe head-on collision.
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