Category: eMobility

Support CleanTechnica's work through a Substack subscription or on Stripe. GMC is not the company that comes to mind at first when you think about electric vehicles, but it is actually doing quite well on moving them out the door. In fact, GMC sells just 5 models, and two of ... [continued]

Support CleanTechnica's work through a Substack subscription or on Stripe. Continuing our series on how much different brands’ US EV sales surged in the 3rd quarter, it’s now time to have a look at Honda. Some auto brands actually had a lame 3rd quarter, or even a very lame 3rd ... [continued]

Fresh activity is brewing in the US public EV charging station network as the federal NEVI funding program kicks back into life.

The families of two people killed in the crash of a Tesla Cybertruck last year have sued the company for faulty door lock design.

Solar farming innovators continue to push the envelope on agrivoltaic practices that support agricultural productivity and resiliency.

Support CleanTechnica's work through a Substack subscription or on Stripe. While consumer-oriented electric cars are getting a lot of attention for their soaring US sales in the 3rd quarter, an electric commercial vehicle brand from GM is actually throwing up the biggest growth on a percentage basis. GM’s BrightDrop division, ... [continued]

Several U.S. transit systems show early death-spiral signs. Federal aid is gone. State action on funding and frequency can still pull them back.

Support CleanTechnica's work through a Substack subscription or on Stripe. We arrived in early summer to our New England bungalow to escape the Florida humidity and visit with our northern family and friends. Within a few days, an old-fashioned heat wave hit: temps soared continually above 90 degrees F. Day ... [continued]

Following moves by Tesla, Rivian is planning to redesign the interior door handle on the upcoming R2. Here’s why.

Tesla killed the Cybertruck's range extending battery pack, so it designed an inflatable one to help with towing instead.