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Daily Archive: March 22, 2023
Volkswagen To Become Global EV Battery Supplier, Invest In Mining
Europe's largest automotive group aims to sell batteries to Ford as part of its partnership and supply other brands going forward.
The Battle for Germany’s EV Market, Part II — Tesla Model 3 Called for Duty
The overall German auto market had a positive month in February (+3% year over year), with BEVs being the highlight (+15% YoY). There were 32,475 BEV registrations last month, 16% of the overall market. That pulled the market up, quite different from diesel (-7%) and especially PHEVs (-45%!), the latter of which are now suffering […]
Review: 2024 Dodge Hornet R/T plug-in hybrid puts performance first
The 2024 Dodge Hornet R/T is a small, plug-in hybrid SUV with a mission that has little to do with running on grid electricity, lowering emissions, or saving fuel. Instead, this affordable model from Stellantis’ bad-boy brand has a clear priority: performance. Even if it's nothing close to the noise-making electric muscle car Dodge is to... 2023 Dodge Hornet First Drive Review: 268 reasons to be abuzz
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Permalink | Email this | CommentsBYD Launches Dolphin In Thailand At Price Parity With Popular ICE Vehicles!
BYD in partnership with Rever Automotive has launched the BYD Dolphin hatchback at the 44th Bangkok International Motor Show. That’s not all the good news. There’s more good news! Rever Automotive has announced that the Dolphin will start at 799,999 Baht, which is about $23,256 after government incentives. This is close to some of the […]
EU Drafts Plan To Allow Sales Of New ICE Cars On E-Fuel Beyond 2035
The proposed plan would keep gasoline-powered vehicles on the road with help from alternative fuels.
I’ve owned an electric car for four months and not used a public charger once
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Permalink | Email this | CommentsTesla Shares How Musk’s “Plaid Mode” Means Acceleration Of Progress
It seems CEO Elon Musk had much more in mind than EV acceleration when engaging "Plaid Mode."
Why Mexico builds many US-bound EVs but buys few of them
Mexico will soon build large numbers of EVs, but most will go north to the U.S. rather than being sold domestically. The reason behind it isn't a culture clash or a lack of concern for the environment. It's a matter of economics and practicality. EVs remain too expensive for most Mexicans, and lack of charging infrastructure makes them less... 