March 2, 2023 – Page 3

Nissan Expects To Qualify For Full US EV Tax Credits From 2026

Electric / eMobility / eV
March 2, 2023

The automaker plans to offer six EV nameplates in the US market from 2026, including four that will be made locally.

Navigating The Financial Industry’s Blurred Lines Between Climate Commitments & Greenwash

Electric / eMobility / eV
March 2, 2023

As climate commitments among large financial institutions have rapidly become the new normal, so has the criticism of those targets. A Reclaim Finance report in January that revealed members of the Glasgow Financial Alliance for Net Zero (GFANZ) have continued financing fossil fuel expansion echoes a common refrain from the NGO and activist community: target […]

VW Is Working To Grow Its Footprint In Africa, & Electric Mobility Is Part Of The Vision

Electric / eMobility / eV
March 2, 2023

VW is working to grow its footprint on the African continent. VW has a factory in Port Elizabeth, South Africa, where it has capacity to produce 162,000 vehicles per year. Currently, 75% of the vehicles produced in South Africa are exported to global markets such as Germany, UK, and Japan. VW produces the ICE VW […]

Tesla opens some US Superchargers to other EVs, offers CCS retrofit

charging / Electric / Electric cars / eMobility / eV
March 2, 2023

Tesla is now letting EVs from other brands charge at some U.S. Supercharger sites, while offering a Combined Charging Standard (CCS) retrofit for its own vehicles. "Select" Superchargers are now open to other EVs, according to a video posted to Twitter. Drivers can find these sites using the Tesla app, which is also needed to start a charging...

The Next Big Silicon Battery Breakthrough Is So Mysterious

Electric / eMobility / eV
March 2, 2023

The silicon battery materials startup NEO Energy Materials is playing its next step close to the vest, but driving down the cost of electric vehicles is the plan.