After a weak second quarter due to the massive surprise layoffs in April, the Supercharger team recorded an uptick in deployments.
Category: eMobility
Xpeng P7+ spotted at dealer before official launch scheduled for October 10
Xpeng P7+ was seen at the dealer before the official launch scheduled for October 10. It's a 5-meter electric liftback with up to 308 hp.
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Criticisms Of LNG Export Emissions Study Don’t Withstand Scrutiny
For a year, a paper by Robert Howarth has been a lightning rod for the USA as exports of LNG drive up domestic energy prices amidst high interest rates.
A New 200 kW Solar PV, 915 kWh Battery Minigrid Brings Electricity To Hakwaka Village In Zimbabwe For The First Time!
Sign up for daily news updates from CleanTechnica on email. Or follow us on Google News! We still have not achieved universal access to electricity on the African continent. A lot of countries are yet to bring access to electricity to more than 50% of their citizens. We always hear ... [continued]
It’s Happening: See-Through Solar Windows Replace Fossil Energy
The see-through solar field is poised for widespread adoption, with an energy efficiency bonus in addition to generating clean electricity.
YOLO: Sydney to Darwin — 5,000 km on an Energica Experia Green Tourer
Ed Darmanin rode an Energica Experia Green Tourer electric motorcycle through very inhospitable terrain from Sydney to Darwin.
Leapmotor C10 Mid-Size Electric SUV: Better Than A Tesla Model Y?
It comes in pure electric or range-extended for and it's arriving in Europe as a Model Y competitor.
This Electric Minivan From China Is Less Than $10,000
That’s how much a small EV costs in China, so getting something this roomy for similar money sounds like a really good deal.
12 Months with a Kia EV6 GT — Putting the Hoons in Their Place
Shayne describes the fun he has driving his Kia EV 6 GT in a regional town in Queensland Australia where he puts the hoons in their place.
California May Require Bidirectional Charging EVs. That Could Save Lives
A new California law could require the battery power in EVs to feed other devices, homes and even the grid could be a game-changer.
