Category: eMobility

Today, 80% of new cars sold in Norway are electric, compared to about 5% in the United States.

The US startup Lucid Motors is still alive, kicking, and ready to crack the electric vehicle code in Norway, the rest of Europe, North America, and Saudi Arabia, too.

A Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) might be announced this week.

One nagging concern U.S. consumers have about electric vehicles (EVs) is the ability of these battery-operated cars and trucks to get you where you want to go without running out of power. Nobody wants to be stuck at a charging station for long in the middle of a trip, or worse, be stranded without a […]

This is the most surprising of several interesting findings revealed by new customer survey data collected by Ford.

The mining sector is one of the most energy intensive sectors. Big mines can be located close to the grid and hence have access to the grid. However, in some places, electricity from the grid may not always be available, especially in areas with weak and intermittent grids. A lot of mines also operate in […]

Tesla is just waiting for final permits to begin building its colossal factory in Mexico, which it aims to construct in record time.

Since taking delivery of their R1T, Sue and Sandy have put 8,500 miles on the electric truck, with Sue doing most of the driving.

The bZ3 is a battery-electric sedan jointly developed for the Chinese market by BYD TOYOTA EV TECHNOLOGY CO., LTD. BTET is a joint venture established by Toyota and BYD Company Ltd. (BYD) — and FAW Toyota Motor Co. Ltd. (FAW Toyota). It will be produced by and sold through the FAW Toyota dealer network. They […]

Heat pumps are one of the essential technologies for a decarbonized life. They heat everything, from air to water to laundry, using electricity that can be cleanly powered by renewable energy. They are three to five times more efficient than natural gas, fuel oil or electric resistance systems. They also cool our homes and food […]