The bankrupt EV startup plans to sell some 3,000 Ocean SUVs to a leasing company in New York for a shockingly low price.
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California Continues Its War On Solar To Please Investor-Owned Utilities
Should installers of residential solar and battery storage systems in California be required to get an additional electrician's license?
U.S. DOE Selects Two Winners in Prize to Train Workers for Skilled Jobs in Solar Manufacturing Workforce
Sign up for daily news updates from CleanTechnica on email. Or follow us on Google News! Prize Will Help Train Manufacturing Workers for a Surge of New Facilities WASHINGTON, D.C. — The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) announced the winners in the first round of the American-Made Upskill Prize for ... [continued]
Mexico EV Sales Report: 90% Growth YoY in June Brings EV Market Share to 2.5%!
Mexico EV Sales Report: 90% growth YoY in June brings EV Market Share to 2.5%!
Here’s how Tesla’s Elon Musk explains his support for an anti-EV presidential ticket
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Permalink | Email this | CommentsNew Study: A Fraction Of EU’s Planned Battery Production Can Power The Shift To LEVs
New Study: a Fraction of EU’s Planned Battery Production Can Power the Shift to LEVs
Hyundai Motor Group Led U.S. Non-Tesla EV Sales To New Record In Q2 2024
The Korean auto conglomerate remained at the top among automotive groups, ahead of Ford and General Motors.
GM CEO backs away from 1M EV target, says market’s “not developing”
GM announced in 2022 it could build 1M EVs annually in 2025 It aimed to make 400,000 EVs over 2022 and 2023—later extended into 2024 Backpedaling on both targets, CEO Barra now says an undeveloped EV market is to blame General Motors CEO Mary Barra has walked back the automaker's target of having production capacity for one million EVs in... Houston Homes Went Dark In Hurricane Beryl. EVs Powered Them Up.
As Hurricane Beryl took power out in parts of Texas, some EV owners relied on bidirectional charging to power their homes and appliances.
