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Daily Archive: February 16, 2024
VW’s Scout EV brand bows with $2B US plant and truck nostalgia
Scout Motors on Thursday announced it has broken ground on a $2 billion plant in South Carolina that could eventually produce up to 200,000 EVs per year. The facility in Blythewood, “near major cities and talent hubs,” is also near the ports of Charleston and Savannah, and it’s possible that a portion of the plant’s output...
AI-Driven Carbon Credits Platform CEEZER Secures €10.3 Million in Series A Funding
CEEZER, the leading enterprise grade digital platform for high-quality, verified carbon credits, has secured €10.3 million in its latest Series A funding round
Thailand’s Floating Solar Solution
The largest floating hydro-solar project in the world came online in Thailand in 2021, and its success has prompted the EGAT (Electricity Generating Authority of Thailand) to advance 15 new clean energy projects.
Fisker’s 2023 Ocean vehicles face NHTSA’s preliminary probe
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Permalink | Email this | CommentsLG Energy Solution’s 4680-Type Batteries Are Coming ‘Soon’
Series production will first begin in South Korea. The new plant in Arizona will follow.
Survey suggests lack of experience with EVs is slowing adoption
Car shoppers' lack of experience with EVs is still holding back adoption, a new Consumer Reports survey suggests. The nationally representative survey of 9,030 American consumers—80% of whom said they owned a non-hybrid gasoline vehicle—was conducted in late June and July 2023. Seven in 10 respondents expressed some level of interest...
GM’s Cruise hardware chief resigns in latest exit after operations suspended
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Permalink | Email this | CommentsA Country With CCS1, CCS2, NACS, and CHAdeMO?
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