Author: CleanTechnica

Ford has now made 150,000 Mustang Mach-E electric SUVs and is selling them in 37 world markets. It plans to boost production this year.

Southern countries are pushing hard to make transparent the wealth and climate consequences of burning fossil fuels. Bill McKibben says it's clear how impeachably just their demands are.

Sources say a new electric sub-brand is coming in 2025 from Corvette that will include a 4-door liftback and an SUV.

Déjà Vu All Over Again!

Volkswagen is in talks with Foxconn and Magna Steyer to build its Scout-branded electric off-road vehicles in the US.

15 BYD K6 electric buses arrived in Mombasa yesterday on the ship Morning Christina. This is the largest ever shipment of electric buses in the region and the shipment marks the launch of BasiGo’s commercial phase after a very successful 6-month pilot program. BasiGo now has 17 electric buses in total in Kenya. The 15 […]

Call it the “Luck of the Irish” for some 200 Irish businesses that will be able to participate in a free EV loaner program set up by the Irish government. As part of a goal to have roughly 1 million EVs on Irish roads by 2030, the Irish government is aiming to boost the electrification […]

There are over 59,000 EV charge point connectors in Britain at the moment, and the Competition and Markets Authority says the nation could need 10 times as many before 2030. There are also over 80 different charge point operators in the UK. A lot of them have different apps, charging setups, and payment methods. This […]

The list of more affordable EVs that offer 200+ miles of range, a decent DCFC charging curve, and great tech are few and far between. More common are $50,000+ entries. Luckily, Hyundai has a product that fits right into this category of high-quality sub-$40,000 EVs. We recently had a chance to check out the 2022 […]

Aftermarket EV adapter company Lectron recently introduced its own Vehicle to Load (V2L) connector for the Hyundai Ioniq 5. This connector allows you to draw 120-volt power, like you’d find in a common US household power receptacle, directly from the car’s battery pack. Lectron didn’t invent the system, but once I go over some basic […]