Monthly Archive: November 2025

GM’s engineers only needed one model year to transform the Cadillac Optiq into a better car dynamically. Here's their secret.

Support CleanTechnica's work through a Substack subscription or on Stripe. With the purchase of a 2nd Tesla Model Y in the last few weeks, my immediate family now has 5 Teslas. My brother and I were early adopters of electric vehicles. My first was a Nissan Leaf lease for $200/month ... [continued]

Unlike other BYD models sold in Japan, the kei car contender is the company’s first vehicle designed exclusively for an overseas market, signaling BYD's serious commitment to Japan, the world's third-largest automotive market.

PM10 and PM2.5 are names many people might not recognize, but they know the word soot.

The facility operates on "refined, intelligent, green" principles, utilizing photovoltaic power, energy-efficient equipment, and digital energy management systems to minimize carbon emissions. With initial capacity of 5,000 units scaling to 10,000, Aridge isn't just building flying cars -- they're building a sustainable industrial ecosystem around them.

The 2026 Polestar 4 will debut a new Google Maps feature that will make getting lost on the road really difficult.

This early activity in Kenya’s electric car space has seeded the development of a small but promising public charging infrastructure thanks to several startups operating in this space.

A new solar power plant demonstrates how the US solar industry is transforming contaminated sites into valuable community assets.

Automakers are banking on an AV comeback. Plus: Tesla's door handle mess gets worse, and even Toyota can't escape tariff pain.

The humanoid AI-learning assistant is supposed to help with daily chores.