The 1,088 horsepower hardcore SUV is getting ready for global markets.
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Volvo FH Electric Is First EV To Win Truck Of The Year
Volvo Trucks has scooped the prestigious industry award for its Volvo FH Electric. It’s the first time ever that an electric truck wins.
Refurbished E-Bikes Can Help Take The Pain Out Of Buying Used
Upway is a French startup that refurbishes and certifies both pre-owned electric bikes as well as new overstock or returned e-bikes from name brand manufacturers, and then sells them at up to 60% off of retail prices.
Hyundai And Kia’s Uni Wheel Concept Ditches CV Axles To Make Room For More Batteries
More batteries means more range. But can the two automakers pull it off?
Hyundai and Kia move EV motors closer to the wheels but not in them
Hyundai and Kia on Wednesday unveiled a new EV motor design that splits the difference between conventional motors and in-wheel motors. Dubbed the Universal Wheel Drive System—or Uni Wheel for short—this design moves motors closer to the wheels but not into them. That's made possible by a planetary gear set with a central sun gear... Cannondale Goes Big On Versatility With New Tesoro Neo Carbon
Cannondale puts a practical spin on its sporty road bikes with this versatile urban e-bike.
Nio And Geely Join Forces On Battery Swapping Tech
The Chinese automakers will collaborate on battery swap standards, network expansion, and future battery swappable models.
Li Auto plans to start tapping overseas markets in 2024, with 1st stop to be Middle East, report says
Li Auto plans to initially enter Middle Eastern countries including the UAE, Saudi Arabia and possibly some North African countries, with the first model to be the flagship Li L9, according to local media.
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Reliability survey: Vehicles that plug in are more trouble-prone
The reliability of electric cars and plug-in hybrids is improving, but they still remain more trouble-prone than cars without plugs, according to a new Consumer Reports survey. On average, EVs had 70% more problems than internal-combustion vehicles, the survey found. Electric cars, electric SUVs, and electric pickups are all among the... Will Cleantech Align Itself With Ethical AI?
Will cleantech companies address ethical AI issues, possibly as part of their ESG framework, to gain transparency?
