EVs appear to be working well for companies like Amazon and Hertz and could have a similar impact when it comes to pizza delivery.
Daily Archive: April 3, 2023
Auf wiedersehen to the gas-burning VW Golf
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Permalink | Email this | CommentsUK & Ireland’s EB Charging Joins The Blink Family, Becomes Blink Charging UK
Last year, Blink Charging, a company well known in the United States (for better or worse), bought EB Charging, a company doing the same thing in the UK and Ireland. Now, they’re bringing the companies closer together with an integration and rebranding. As a result of its rebrand, Blink now has a highly visible presence […]
Confused About The Inflation Reduction Act? A Former US Vice President Can Help You With That
Al Gore’s Climate Reality Project will be leading online training events open to the public to pull the curtain away from the nuances of the IRA, beginning in April.
China: Plug-In Car Sales Reached 33% Market Share In February 2023
Every fifth new car in China this year is all-electric.
Ford To Reveal Fully Electric 2023 E-Transit Courier Van This Week
It's Ford's smallest van, and the only van yet to be revealed among the nine EVs the automaker promised in Europe by 2024.
Researchers In Australia Find A New Reason To Recycle Solar Panels
Researchers in Australia say they have found a way to make nano-silicon from recycled solar panels in a way that is highly profitable.
Amazon Has Tripled Its Fleet Of Rivian EDVs To 3,000 Across The US
The 3,000 custom electric delivery vans are currently making deliveries in more than 500 cities and regions in the US.
Average EV prices in March in China: BYD’s Denza first, Li Auto second, Nio fourth
Denza sells only one car - electric MPV Denza D9.
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Hyundai’s Performance IONIQ 5 Can Handle The Cold
Electric vehicles tend to struggle in the cold. It’s one of the most challenging environments for them. One of the primary reasons is that electric vehicles (EVs) rely on chemical reactions in their batteries to generate electricity. These chemical reactions are slowed down in colder temperatures, which reduces the amount of energy that can be […]
