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2025 Cadillac Optiq will be luxury brand’s lowest-priced US EV
Cadillac's EV lineup will further expand with a compact SUV called the Optiq. In a brief announcement Friday, the General Motors luxury brand confirmed the Optiq as the "entry point for Cadillac’s EV lineup in North America," sitting below the Lyriq. Further details will come next year, meaning the Optiq is likely to launch as a 2025 model... BYD Fang Cheng Bao to start delivering 1st model Bao 5 on Nov 24
For orders placed from November 21, the expected delivery lead time for the two lower-priced versions of the Bao 5 is around 4-6 weeks, while the highest-priced version will be delivered from January.
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William Li’s full remarks on Nio opening battery swap network to partners
Nio will share its next-generation battery pack standard, the 800 V high-voltage, fast battery swap platform, with the entire industry, said William Li.
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Tracking Climate Action: How the World Can Still Limit Warming to 1.5°C
Tracking Climate Action: How the World Can Still Limit Warming to 1.5 Degrees C
Want Special Rental Charging Rates? EVgo & Hertz Can Make It Happen
EVgo and Hertz hope to inspire more prospective EV drivers to take the plunge with special rental charging rates.
The Wall Street Journal Tried 126 Non-Tesla DC Fast Chargers. It Didn’t Go Well
Payment and handshake issues were a bother, to say the least.
Nio to launch ultra-luxury Maybach-like sedan in December, sources say
Nio is getting even more expensive, moving upmarket with their new sedan.
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BYD launched the electric bus J7 in Japan, priced at 246,000 USD
At present, BYD has occupied more than 70% of the Japanese electric bus market. It plans to achieve cumulative sales of 4,000 vehicles in Japan by 2030.
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