Monthly Archive: July 2024

The Defense Department has been slow to adopt electric vehicles, but new silicon EV battery technology could help speed things up.

Imports of fully-built electric passenger cars and three-wheelers were not affected by the ban, and hence encouraged. This, coupled with an earlier policy that reduced import duties and taxes levied on electric vehicles, led to a surge in the number of electric vehicles imported into the country as well as those imported as knocked-down kits and assembled in country.

I mean, c'mon, all that torque is cheaper per pound than some deli meat.

Sustainable aviation fuel promises to slash emissions from air travel, but it is a long way from commercial acceptance.

The Fresno Economic Opportunities Commission (EOC) has joined with global technology leader Nuuve to electrify its fleet of vehicles and develop solar power capacity

Plug-in cars—both EVs and PHEVs—will soon make up the majority of Chinese car sales.

The first pre-production Lucid Gravity just rolled off the assembly line. Will it still be in customers' driveways before 2024 ends?