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Continue reading Genesis reportedly close to a deal to buy e-motors from Lucid
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Continue reading VinFast may delay to $4 billion plant in North Carolina again
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Volkswagen on Tuesday announced a goal of launching an EV priced at 20,000 euros—equivalent to $22,000 at current exchange rates—in 2027. This affordable EV is aimed at the European market, with a high degree of manufacturing and supply-chain localization entailed in the project, VW said in a press release. This will allow for shorter... Filed under: Green,Tesla,Truck,Electric,Special and Limited Editions
Continue reading What's an old-school guy like me doing with a Tesla Cybertruck?
What's an old-school guy like me doing with a Tesla Cybertruck? originally appeared on Autoblog on Wed, 29 May 2024 06:00:00 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
Permalink | Email this | CommentsChina's retail penetration of NEVs stood at 47.51 percent in May 1-26, and 39.93 percent year-to-date.
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“While new launches should boost wholesale volume, we would monitor whether it could spark another round of price competition,” Morgan Stanley said.
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Six companies, including CATL, BYD, FAW, SAIC, WeLion and Geely, may receive basic government R&D support, according to China Daily.
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