Daily Archive: October 23, 2025

Support CleanTechnica's work through a Substack subscription or on Stripe. That may seem like an absurd question to most readers. Though, some will think it’s absurd because they are sure Tesla will win, and others will think it’s absurd because they are sure GM will win. I had a different ... [continued]

Lectric's XPeak 2.0 is a fat tire beast of an e-bike and has proven to be a very durable, comfortable, and high performance bike.

Car ownership is outrageously expensive in America for young buyers. Turo thinks long-term rentals could give drivers a cheaper, simpler way to stay on the road.

Zonal architectures are changing how EVs are made. But GM's approach will change gas cars, too, with fewer parts and less complexity.

Launched by BBM Motorcycles, the electric Hiro combines fast charging, high performance, and sustainable design in one sleek package. It’s the first electric bike that genuinely looks ready to challenge gasoline motorcycles -- not just in efficiency, but in excitement as well.

Support CleanTechnica's work through a Substack subscription or on Stripe. Elon Musk has clearly changed the narrative around Tesla. For several years, it was all about the company’s vehicle sales growth. As Musk said repeatedly, the company was going to grow its vehicle sales by 50% a year, on average, ... [continued]

Tesla claims Autopilot drivers are nine times less likely to crash than unassisted human drivers.

YASA is back with a new and improved version of its axial flux electric motor that weighs less -- 12.7 kg (28 lb) -- and is capable of a staggering 750 kW (1018 HP) peak power, which is surely a world record for energy density at 59 kW per kg.

EV batteries and solar panels are among the new clean technologies aimed at helping US farmers cut costs and improve yields.

Support CleanTechnica's work through a Substack subscription or on Stripe. Overall, to me, Tesla’s financial trends don’t look good. However, there were some clear positives in Tesla’s 3rd quarter report as well. Additionally, just because Tesla’s financial trends look bad, the company does still have $41 billion in the bank, ... [continued]