Xpeng is headed to a land down under.
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Daily Archive: May 13, 2024
China’s 1st large-scale sodium battery energy storage station put into operation
A 10-MWh sodium-ion battery energy storage station has been put into operation in Guangxi, southwest China, the country's first large-scale energy storage plant using sodium batteries.
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Ethiopia Shows Us Just How Fast The Transition To Electric Mobility Can Happen In Africa
Sign up for daily news updates from CleanTechnica on email. Or follow us on Google News! Like a lot of countries on the African continent, Ethiopia has an exceptionally low motorisation rate. Ethiopia has a population of 126 million people, but the total number of vehicles registered in Ethiopia is ... [continued]
Chinese eVTOL maker Autoflight completes test flight at Shanghai Pudong Airport
The use of eVTOL aircraft can reduce the time it takes to reach the downtown from Pudong International Airport from 60-90 minutes to 10 minutes, Autoflight said.
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BP Casts Covetous Eyes On Tesla Supercharger Assets
As Tesla disrupts its own Supercharger network, other companies like BP and EVgo are seeing new opportunities.
Nio CEO picks Xpeng X9 MPV as his 1st non-Nio branded car choice in 8 years
Xpeng CEO personally delivered the Xpeng X9 MPV to Nio's William Li during his visit to Volkswagen Anhui and Nio in Hefei.
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Chevy Needs A Bolt Pickup To Compete When Tariffs End
Sign up for daily news updates from CleanTechnica on email. Or follow us on Google News! In another recent article, I argued that automakers had better not become complacent when it comes to tariffs against Chinese EVs. Why? Because there’s no way that lasts forever. Market forces can’t be held ... [continued]
