Category: eMobility

Made in America Policies and New Technical Standards Support the Future of the Electric Vehicle Charging Industry Public and Private Actions Accelerate Buildout of National Network and Catalyze Manufacturing Boom

Tesla moves too quickly and changes plans often, which makes its application for government funding an "ongoing process."

These are the specifications projected by Lucid for the most affordable variant of the Air luxury EV that starts at $87,400.

RICHMOND, VA — Today the Virginia Senate defeated the last of eight bills aimed at repealing the Clean Cars Virginia program. The program set standards for vehicle manufacturers to deliver cars that emit less carbon pollution and smog-forming pollutants, and requires a gradually-rising number of zero-emission electric vehicles be sent to Virginia. The following is […]

Super Metro Sacco, one of Nairobi’s leading public transport operators, has just introduced its first electric bus as part of its fleet. Supplied by Kenyan electric mobility start-up BasiGo, the 25-seater K6 electric bus started operating yesterday and will ply the CBD to Kikuyu and CBD to Kitengela routes. The bus is the first of […]

SolarEdge has launched its first “battery virtual power plant” in support of the UK’s national grid. More specifically, it is providing grid support through the National Grid ESO Demand Flexibility Service (“DFS”). Owners of SolarEdge home batteries are able to participate in the program. They also need to have smart meters, and of course they […]

It's not the upcoming Scout, but possibly something rugged bearing the VW logo.

Tesla will more than double the fast-charging network and open it to electric cars from all brands, according to The White House.