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Category: Electric
New Perovskite Solar Treatment Cuts Costs By 10%
The US startup UbiQD aims to expand its quantum dot activity with cost-cutting perovskite solar technology.
The U.S. Is About To Nearly Double Its Battery Production Capacity
Ten new battery plants expected to go online this year may deliver a near-double growth in America's cell manufacturing capacity.
Efficiency Gains Will Give BMW Neue Klasse Electric Cars 30% More Range
BMW presented details of its Gen6 battery technology that will appear later this year on its first Neue Klasse electric vehicles.
Manufacturers Continue To Move To Renewable Energy-Powered Production
Think that renewable energy-powered business can't be done? Well, it can, and there are lots of examples to prove it.
The Dongfeng Nammi 06 Is The Cutest Cheap EV Crossover I’ve Seen
This subcompact EV crossover could cost as little as $13,000 when its released, and possibly head to Europe and the rest of Asia.
GSA refutes report that it plans to purge EVs, chargers
Report suggested GSA may pull the plug on thousands of EVs and chargers GSA provides vehicles to federal agencies; 20% of 2024 light-vehicle orders were EVs Could affect chargers at national parks, VA hospitals, other venues The U.S. General Services Administration (GSA), which manages all federal government buildings and has been nicknamed by... Wuling launches 4-door version of its popular Mini EV
The four-door Mini EV starts at RMB 44,800 ($6,180) and has a CLTC range of 205 km.
For details, please visit CnEVPost.
Can Auto Dealerships Survive the Squeeze?
As the Australian and global markets move towards BEVs, questions around the evolution of auto dealerships need to be addressed and answered.
Canada Plants A Big Wet Kiss On Oil Pipelines
US tariffs have been a wake up call for Canada, which is putting up $35 billion to promote two oil pipelines. It needs to think smarter.
