Author: CleanTechnica

With so much good news on the Tesla front recently, it's easy to get caught up in the zeitgeist. Skeptics, however, are wary that the upward trend is too short-sighted.

BYD introduced three models, the BYD Han EV, Tang EV, and the Atto 3, at a recent Brand Launch Event in Morocco. Together with Auto Nejma, BYD says it is working to accelerate sustainable transportation and electrifying the road ahead in Morocco. BYD has partnered with Auto Nejma, a subsidiary of the Hakam Family Group […]

Majella and I spent the weekend in Bundaberg talking with the general public about electric cars at yet another regional EV expo. Our fifth one so far this year. People who live in Bundaberg are called Bundabergians, just in case you need to know. One of the fascinating topics of conversation was Toyota’s recent announcement […]

C-Crete, a startup company begun by an MIT Ph.D, has invented a way to make concrete without using cement. Its first pour happened recently.

I wrote about the Tesla Extended Warranty for Model 3 and Model Y vehicles in March when it was introduced. At the time, I had a hard time deciding if it was worth the cost or not. Now, I’ve got less than two weeks to decide whether to get the extended warranty on my Model […]

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Hyliion takes staging to a fine art at their 2023 Investor Day, but the real news is that production has officially begun.

Mobi1's botched 'breaking free' ad is yet another own goal by the fossil-fuel and fossil-adjacent industry as they try to find ways to stay relevant in a world that is leaving them behind.

JUWI Renewable Energies, a leading global solar, wind, and hybrid project developer, engineering, procurement & construction (EPC) and operations and maintenance company, recently announced that it now has 400 MW of EPC projects in advanced stages of development for mines in South Africa. The news follows the financial close of the 89 MW Castle Wind […]

The takeaway for me was that at least this group of executives cared about the planet and were looking to do their part.