Two Chinese automakers—including Geely—have announced support for China's AI disruptor.
Daily Archive: February 7, 2025
Trump Gets Trumped By Powerful New Offshore Wind Turbine
Trump can single-handedly bludgeon the US offshore wind industry into paralysis, but he can't stop activity from picking up elsewhere.
Ford CEO: We Have To Beat China In
Ford's CEO says they can't hide behind a tariff wall forever. Yet he still seems to support import duties on Japanese and Korean cars.
Trump DOT freezes EV charger funding, demands new state plans
DOT to review $7.5B federal EV charging program, funded with 2021 Bipartisan Infrastructure Law Keeps funding projects in progress but rescinds guidance for continued buildout Means new state proposals for rules not yet released, months of delay for states' funding Tesla has captured more than $41 million in government money for the buildout The... JUWI To Build 340MWp Solar Projects For South African Mining, Energy, & Data Center Leaders In 2025
Sign up for daily news updates from CleanTechnica on email. Or follow us on Google News! The South African solar industry has been on a roll over the last couple of years. Utility-scale plants were getting a lot of interest starting about 10 years ago due to South Africa’s well ... [continued]
The Electric BMW M3 Will Sound Like
BMWs have some of the most distinct acceleration sounds of any EV, but future M EVs will sound completely different.
Freyr Battery cancels $2.6 billion Georgia battery factory plans
Norwegian battery firm Freyr has canceled plans for a Georgia factory that would have supplied batteries for energy storage. First reported by the Newman Times-Herald of Newman, Georgia, Freyr confirmed plans to cancel the factory in a letter to the local Coweta County Development Authority dated Jan. 21, and in a Thursday meeting with the... Geothermal Energy Aside, US Energy Policy Gets Dumber
Fossil fuels face a new threat from the US geothermal energy industry, which stands to benefit from the Trump administration.
This Is The EV That Everyone Wants, Apparently
No, it’s not real. But based on owner data, this imagined EV has all the attributes buyers want.
Xpeng expects to break even for single quarter sometime in 2025, CEO says
Xpeng CEO He Xiaopeng also told Nio CEO William Li that he should personally oversee the supply chain business.
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