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Monthly Archive: July 2025
Car Companies Know Subscription Fatigue Is Real. Here’s How They Think They Can Outlast It
Consumers hate in-car subscriptions. But that won't stop automakers from going all-in.
A Clean Energy Developer Spots New Opportunities In The US
The Texas clean energy developer Treaty Oak has spotted key opportunities for wind, solar, and battery storage in the US.
A New Nissan Ariya For $31,000?
The other day someone who is not a Republican told me that electric vehicles cost $187,000. The person also is a progressive Democrat and was implying that fossil fuels are not that bad. The person said you can just get a hybrid. Of course, fossil fuels are the primary contributor ... [continued]
10,000th Leapmotor B01 electric sedan rolled off production line in China
Within 72 hours of Leapmotor B01's launch, 10,132 firm orders were received.
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The EPA Says Greenhouse Gases Are A-OK. Here’s What It Means For Your Next Car
The EPA wants to undo greenhouse gas emission standards for cars and trucks. Meanwhile, TikTok's parent company may be trying its hand at cars.
Xiaomi’s Groundbreaking SU7 Was Spotted At Ferrari HQ. Could It Be A New Benchmark?
An Xiaomi SU7 Ultra was captured at Ferrari headquarters in Maranello.
Musk Throws A Pall Over EVs & Memphis
Elon Musk was once seen as a savior for a clean environment. Today, that reputation is in tatters, according to a new study.
BYD launches lower-priced Yuan Up variant without smart driving capabilities
The new Yuan Up variant starts at RMB 74,800 ($10,400) and does not feature a smart driving system, hinting at a shift in BYD's strategy.
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Absolute Climate Co-Founder Peter Minor Speaks Carbon Removal
You’re a Co-Founder of Absolute Climate. When was the first time you heard about carbon removal? My first real conversation on the topic was in 2014. I was a grad student at UC Berkeley when someone from the business school introduced me to the idea of actively drawing CO₂ out ... [continued]
