Plus, Trump's Department of Transportation pick wants EVs to pay their fair share, and America's dealer lobby targets direct sales.
Monthly Archive: January 2025
Ehang completes maiden flight of unmanned eVTOL in downtown Shanghai
Ehang will launch a trial run of eVTOL sightseeing tours in Shanghai in preparation for its commercialization of air cabs in the city.
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Which automakers have Tesla Supercharger access?
Tesla's opened its Supercharger network to non-Teslas Ford and Rivian were the first non-Teslas to plug in Access takes an automaker-provided adapter or Tesla Magic Dock In most cases there are software components and it's more than just an adapter By the end of 2024, nearly ever major EV brand selling cars in the U.S. had signed on to offer Tesla... BYD shares official images of Han L and Tang L, with debut 1 day away
BYD shared 2 images each of the Han L sedan and Tang L SUV, showing off their exteriors.
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Nio’s William Li welcomes ‘TikTok refugees’ on Chinese app RedNote
William Li welcomes overseas users new to RedNote in English, and explains the new term "Jiadian" that has emerged in China in recent years.
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BYD forays into South Korean passenger car market with Atto 3 electric SUV
BYD will start delivering the Atto 3 in South Korea in February and plans to launch the Seal electric sedan and Sealion 7 electric SUV in the country in the second half of this year.
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Rivian’s Van Outsold The Ford E-Transit And Mercedes-Benz eSprinter Combined
Rivian, which is still considered a startup, was the largest manufacturer of electric vans in the U.S. last year.
BYD Han L & Tang L officially revealed in China as 1085-hp beasts
BYD shared official images of the Han L and Tang L. They adopt the brand’s latest design language and new electric motors with 30,000 RPM.
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Xpeng G7 exposed interior in China ahead of launch
The Xpeng G7’s interior was exposed in China as the car gets ready for market entry. It retains the design language of the P7+ sedan.
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Why Is The Chrysler Airflow EV Now On Ice?
Sign up for daily news updates from CleanTechnica on email. Or follow us on Google News! Stellantis has not exactly been leading the way on EVs in the USA. It sells almost no electric vehicles. Here’s the most recent ranking of what share of an automotive group’s sales came from ... [continued]
