Daily Archive: February 10, 2023

Battery plant key to Ford EV affordability set for Michigan

Ford Mustang Mach-E, E-Transit, and F-150 Electric prototypeFord is partnering with the world’s largest supplier of EV battery cells, China’s CATL, for a plant in Michigan that will produce batteries for up to 400,000 American-made Ford electric vehicles annually. Outside of Ford’s $11.4 billion electric truck manufacturing complexes in Tennessee and Kentucky and its BlueOvalSK venture...

To tap U.S. government billions, Tesla must unlock EV chargers

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South Africa’s Largest Supermarket Chains Spend Millions On Diesel To Mitigate The Impact Of Load-Shedding

South Africa’s electricity rationing program, called load-shedding, seems to be getting worse with no end in sight. Some analysts say load-shedding could be with us for another 10 years. The effects of load-shedding on homes and businesses have been so brutal and the South African Reserve Bank says that during the higher stages of load-shedding, […]

Least satisfying cars, Ford vs. GM in F1 and the Ineos Grenadier | Autoblog Podcast #767

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We also discuss ongoing Tesla Cybertruck delays and spend someone else's money

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