The Li Mega electric MPV suddenly ignited and was completely burned down in China. A fire broke out in the car’s chassis.
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Monthly Archive: October 2025
Tesla Recalls 13,000 EVs Built This Year Because They May Lose Power
Some 2026 Tesla Model Y and 2025 Tesla Model 3 cars could lose propulsion while driving because of a faulty battery contactor.
Shocking Differences Between Tesla & 20 Top Automakers — Market Cap vs. Revenue & EBIT
Support CleanTechnica's work through a Substack subscription or on Stripe. I ran across some shocking comparisons tonight. Apparently, someone shared the other day that Tesla’s market cap is higher than the combined market caps of the next 20 automakers. We’ve written about this kind of thing in the past, but ... [continued]
Trump Administration’s Alaska Lands Giveaway
Support CleanTechnica's work through a Substack subscription or on Stripe. WASHINGTON, D.C. — Today, Interior Secretary Doug Burgum announced a series of decisions that increase threats to Alaska landscapes, wildlife, and local communities. In a brief ceremony with members of Alaska’s congressional delegation and governor, Burgum announced a decision opening vast swaths ... [continued]
Brazil’s Sustainable Fuels Pledge Is Dangerously Ambitious and Risks Repeating Mistakes of the Past
Support CleanTechnica's work through a Substack subscription or on Stripe. Huge biofuels expansion without safeguards would drive deforestation. Next month the world’s spotlight will turn to Belém, a city on the edge of the Amazon rainforest, as Brazil hosts the COP30 climate summit. The setting is symbolic. The Amazon, “the ... [continued]
Li Auto in spotlight after Mega MPV fire, no injuries reported
A Li Mega caught fire after sparks emerged from its chassis while passing a traffic light, with flames engulfing the entire vehicle within seconds.
For details, please visit CnEVPost.
Former BYD Denza sales head departs
Zhao Changjiang, former head of sales for Denza -- one of BYD's youngest executives -- has resigned after a July job reassignment.
For details, please visit CnEVPost.
BYD Makes Big (& Small) Moves in Japan
Japan has been a tough market for import brands. The top 10 automobile brands in the country last year were all Japanese. Products from foreign brands are often not a good fit for the market and customers tend to support the home team. Many automakers have tried to break through, but few have been successful. EVs that once looked promising have also failed to gain significant share. However, perhaps due to the domestic brand strength, Japan also has not put up the kind of trade barriers against EVs that we tend to see in the West. That creates an opportunity. BYD seems to be taking that opportunity seriously, with an expanding lineup of commercial and passenger vehicles, new partnerships and distribution channels, and aggressive pricing.
Who Will Win — GM or Tesla?
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 XPeak 2.0 (6-Month Review) Tested – CleanTechnica
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.
