The Kia EV9 is promised to soon roll out in the market.
Daily Archive: June 13, 2023
GM And Samsung SDI’s Battery JV To Be Located In Indiana
Construction of the 30+ GWh plant will start next year.
Form Energy To Supply 15 MW/1500 MWh Battery To Georgia Power
Form Energy will supply a 15 MW/1500 MWh battery system to Georgia Power, which supplies most of that state's residents.
XPeng G6 Tesla Model Y Rival Racks Up 25,000 Preorders In 72 Hours
The XPeng G6 will have its official market launch in China on June 29, with the first deliveries scheduled for July.
Dark Side Of Tesla Autopilot: NHTSA Data Reveals 736 Crashes, 17 Deaths
New NHTSA data suggests that we may have overestimated the Tesla Autopilot’s safety and effectiveness.
100% Wind Energy To Propel A Cargo Ship That Looks Like A Racing Yacht
A new cargo ship will use 100% wind energy to ferry goods between Europe and the US, without the carbon baggage.
Cost misconceptions may be behind waning EV interest
Consumer interest in EVs is lagging, and cost is partly to blame, according to a new Ipsos study. Despite factors like increased choice of EV models and a revamped federal tax credit ushered in by the Inflation Reduction Act (IRA), interest in EVs has essentially leveled off, the study suggests. In 2022, 49% of respondents said they were... Tesla Has Won The Race To The Top — The Journey Was Long
Tesla has dominated among what became a formidable field of competition to lead the next generation of automobiles. The road to get there, however, was rocky at times, but the all-electric company endured.
GM, Samsung SDI will build $3 billion battery plant in Indiana
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It will be used to charge the batteries of the new Rivians assembled in Normal, Illinois.
