The Trump administration put a pause on new projects under the National Electric Vehicle Infrastructure program.
Daily Archive: February 6, 2025
BYD Shocks — Is Winning the EV Revolution
Sign up for daily news updates from CleanTechnica on email. Or follow us on Google News! If you’ve been following CleanTechnica closely in recent weeks, you’ve seen a number of stories that cover BYD’s rapid rise in electric vehicle sales and huge share of the EV market. I discussed these ... [continued]
Democratic Governors Prepared To Keep The EV Revolution Moving Forward
Many US states are prepared to keep the EV revolution moving forward even if federal incentives are taken away.
Beijing Buses 95% Electric, Hydrogen Buses Dwindling, Refueling Stations Closing
19,000 electric buses on Beijing's roads while hydrogen buses queue for expensive hydrogen or rust in parking lots. Even China can't make hydrogen for transportation work.
Chinese Cars Outsold British Cars In The U.S. Last Year
Despite not having Chinese brands in the U.S., we still imported plenty of cars from the country. Over 80,000, in fact.
Want To Fix The US Economy? Let Renewable Energy Projects Rise On Their Merits
Voices across the US are fighting for the US economy and looking to renewables as a practical solution to energy stability.
Polestar 2 Destroys A Bunch Of Gas Cars In A Real-World Test
This would have killed an internal combustion car.
You’ve Never Heard Of VinFast’s Cutest EV
The VinFast Minio Green is part of a four car lineup meant to electrify VinFast's fleet offerings.
Green Hydrogen Corridor Taking Shape In Baltic States
Despite the threat of war with Russia looming overhead, a new green hydrogen corridor will link the three Baltic states with Europe.
Geely and DeepSeek completed AI model integration to power next-gen smart cars
Geely announced that its self-developed AI model and DeepSeek's R1 model have completed integration to "redefine human-computer interaction and intelligent driving in smart cars".
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