Tesla keeps saying it will built affordable products. But then it kicks the can down the road.
Daily Archive: April 18, 2025
The Great Realignment: What Global Investors Must Know About China in 2025
Investors can’t afford to misread China’s next move. Top experts explain how Beijing's industrial and climate policy will define global competition.
The 2026 Kia EV4 Gets One Thing Very Right About EV Charging
It's time to say goodbye to one of the more annoying features found on electric vehicles, and I hope the Kia EV4 can lead the way here.
The 2026 Kia EV4 Gets One Thing Very Right About EV Charging
It's time to say goodbye to one of the more annoying features found on electric vehicles, and I hope the Kia EV4 can lead the way here.
China Walks Away: U.S. LNG Expansion Plans Unravel as Trade War Escalates
With Chinese buyers gone and Europe decarbonizing, America’s LNG future looks overbuilt and under-contracted. The industry must pivot or pause.
China Bans Deceptive Autonomous Driving Claims
China has begun a major crackdown on autonomous driving claims following a deadly crash that killed three people in March.
The Kia EV3 Has Been Named 2025 World Car Of The Year
Electric and hybrid cars swept the World Car Of The Year Awards in New York this year, with two Hyundai Motor Group EVs winning accolades.
Volkswagen Is Plotting A High-Tech Comeback In China
The automaker plans to launch an AI-powered advanced driver assistance platform in China soon. The first car using that technology will launch later this year.
BYD Denza to unveil concept supercar at next week’s Shanghai auto show
The concept supercar car has the ultimate pure styling and world-leading technologies, said the head of Denza.
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How Broadband Over Power Lines Can Support Electrical Grids
The new investment will help the company continue its work in major European electricity markets, which also supports decentralized low-carbon technologies (LCTs).
