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Yuanhang Y7 premium EV sedan to launch at Beijing Show
Yuanhang Y7 from Dayun Group spotted in the Beijing Auto Show entry traffic ahead of official launch at the show.
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BYD to debut new concept Ocean-M at Beijing auto show
The Ocean-M will be based on a new all-electric platform and is the industry's first rear-wheel drive all-electric performance hatchback, according to BYD.
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Universities And Colleges Unite On Huge Solar Power Project
Three universities and six colleges have joined forces to help Kentucky transition from a coal economy to a solar power powerhouse.
Kia Cuts EV9 Price By $7,500 With New Discount Offer
Kia’s new offer means the EV9 costs $48,895 with zero percent interest.
Study: Tesla leads with lowest ownership cost, beats Toyota
Teslas are less expensive to maintain than other car brands, including some with strong reputations for reliability, according to Consumer Reports. As part of its 2023 Annual Auto Surveys, Consumer Reports asked owners how much they paid out of pocket for maintenance costs like oil changes over the previous 12 months. Researchers then compared... TeslaCam Catches Bystanders Rescuing Driver From Flaming Car On The Highway
The courageous bystanders braved the heat and small explosions from the wrecked gas car to save the driver's life.
To Elon Or Not To Elon? The Question Heats Up!
Sign up for daily news updates from CleanTechnica on email. Or follow us on Google News! This question may be more heated, more debated, and more relevant than I’ve ever seen it: Should Elon Musk remain the CEO of Tesla? This question has been raised for years by some, mostly ... [continued]
Xiaomi to launch electric SUV and plans lower-priced model, report says
Xiaomi's third model will be in the RMB 150,000 class, and the company has set a high estimated production and sales target for the affordable model, according to local media.
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The (In)Visible Plastic Pollution Problem
Sign up for daily news updates from CleanTechnica on email. Or follow us on Google News! WaterPACT Project To Quantify and Reduce Plastic Waste in US Rivers Rivers are nature’s highways, supplying nearby areas with life-sustaining water, nutrients, and biodiversity on their journeys to larger bodies of water. These days, ... [continued]
