The Czech automaker Škoda Auto launches its DEI-centered Elroq Respectline concept EV to support European Diversity Month.
Daily Archive: May 6, 2025
Geely EX5 — A New Owner’s Perspective
Karen shares her journey from a petrol MG to a Geely EX 5 electric vehicle, past the buying experience and on to her first road trip.
CATL seeks $1 billion loan for Indonesia plant expansion, report says
CATL's joint venture in Indonesia plans to build a battery cell manufacturing plant with an annual capacity of 15 GWh.
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Tony Blair’s New Climate Reset Report Promotes Delay, Not Action
Blair Institute’s report seeks climate pragmatism but unintentionally reinforces delaying narratives by emphasizing unrealistic technological fixes.
A champion’s ride: world snooker history-maker Zhao Xintong’s custom zeekr 009 revealed
First Asian World Snooker Champion Zhao Xintong's car
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WeRide, Uber expand partnership, robotaxi service to cover 15 more cities
WeRide and Uber will expand their robotaxi partnership to several new cities each year outside the US and China.
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Blue States Sue Feds Over Halt To Wind Energy Projects
The war on wind power by the current US administration has sparked a fierce legal challenge from 17 states,
Chinese startup Momenta partners with Uber to launch robotaxi service in global markets
Momenta and Uber will first launch robotaxi service in Europe in 2026.
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How Do You Sell an EV into Australia’s Crowded Market?
Although there is a great deal of advertising aiming to sell an EV into the Australian market, not all issues are being addressed.
Autonomous driving out, assisted driving in: Chinese automakers adapt to stricter regulations
Carmakers abandon 'self-driving' claims for 'assisted driving' as regulators crack down on misleading autonomous tech promotions
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