Author: CleanTechnica

The Jeep Avenger was named the European Car Of The Year in Brussels this year, ahead of 6 rivals, most of which had gasoline engines.

It’s not the highest definition photo in the world, but below is a picture of boats on the horizon delivering thousands of Teslas to Australia. Penetration rates have hit about 4%, and even more in the 4th quarter  of 2022. Now the Royal Automobile Club of Queensland (RACQ) has launched a website dedicated to informing […]

Recently, we wrote about how the Tesla sales model gives it the flexibility to adjust prices of its vehicles to adapt to changing demands in the marketplace more easily than traditional automakers, who tend to set sticker prices once a year and stay with them until the next year’s models are introduced. Over the past […]

More options than ever are available these days for EV public charging. Several companies have established themselves as the top go-to charging sites when you're on the road.

The Christmas season and waves of sickness brought the German public transportation system, Deutsche Bahn, to the edge of collapse this year, frustrating millions of Germans. At the same time, it delivered record numbers of passengers for their holiday travels, mostly at very reasonable cost and in comfort and safety. This was a fitting end […]

A new study says Exxon scientists accurately predicted the effect of carbon emissions on the environment 50 years ago.

Many companies, including airlines, financial services, and retailers, are facing increased scrutiny from consumers and shareholders regarding their Net Zero and overall climate and ESG performance.

Lectric eBikes teased the introduction of its electric trike just weeks after Rad Power Bikes launched the RadTrike with a post from CEO Levi Conlow to an owner’s group on Facebook. This morning, after a few days of teaser posts, Lectric eBikes opened the flood gates and released the full specs for the Lectric XP […]

I know it sounds ridiculous that the EV-only startup Tesla could sell more vehicles than giants like Ford, Toyota, and Chevrolet as soon as next year with only 6 models, but hear me out. Note that I am speculating this could happen without including any sales of Tesla’s next-generation vehicle, which may be available next […]

Over 90% of vehicle-owning US households could slash their greenhouse gas emissions as well as their transport costs by switching to electric vehicles.