Three more electric Subies should hit the market by 2026. The company says four in-house-developed EVs will arrive by 2028.
Category: eMobility
These 3-Wheeled E-Bikes Are Designed By & For Golfers
Sign up for daily news updates from CleanTechnica on email. Or follow us on Google News! Fairway Bikes says its 3-wheeled e-bike is a “game-changer” for both golfers and golf courses, as it allows players to “Play faster, move freely, and get active” on the course, while also reducing turf ... [continued]
Record-Setting Perovskite Solar Cells Close The Benchtop-To-Rooftop Gap
Perovskite solar cells are getting ready to make that giant leap from the lab bench to your rooftop array.
Xiaomi Already Has a Tesla Model Y Fighter In The Works: Report
Just a month after launching the wildly successful SU7, Xiaomi is already developing a new EV to take on the Tesla Model Y.
2025 Volkswagen ID. Buzz Comes To America With 91 kWh Battery, Up To 335 HP
The long-awaited electric bus comes in three trims and available AWD.
$25 Billion Up For Grabs In Canada’s Progress-Light, Reality-Deficient Hydrogen Strategy
Canada's 2020 hydrogen strategy wasn't based in reality around the cost of green hydrogen and its use cases, so its progress report is bleak.
IM L6 with semi-solid-state battery enters market, price starts at 30,400 USD
Five versions of the IM L6 were launched, the Max Lightyear version comes with a 133 kWh semi-solid-state battery and has 1,000 km range.
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The General Motors 2023 Sustainability Report – Mixed Results, Several Disappointments
The essence of the GM 2023 Sustainability Report is probably best boiled down to its goal-to-accomplishment ratio.
2024 Tesla Model X: EPA Range And Energy Consumption Comparison
The EPA driving range varies between 300 and 335 miles, while its total energy consumption is 2.7-3.0 miles/kWh.
VW reveals more US ID.Buzz feature details—no pricing yet
Volkswagen has confirmed feature, trim, and color combinations for the upcoming 2025 ID.Buzz in its long-awaited U.S. specification. The ID.Buzz will initially arrive for the U.S. in a launch-only 1st Edition version, VW confirmed, plus two other trims: Pro S and Pro S Plus. Pricing of the U.S. version won’t be announced until close to its... 