Too much torque and not enough traction, essentially.
Category: eMobility
China EV registrations in W28: Xiaomi 2,300, Nio 3,400, Tesla 11,400, BYD 61,800
Tesla sales grew 75%, BYD was 5% up, and Nio and Xiaomi were down 35%.
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Nissan Ariya Nismo Heads To Europe To Resurrect Performance Brand
With several performance tweaks, the go-fast Ariya crossover is the first Nismo-branded car in Europe since the 370Z went bust.
Project 2025 x Climate Change
I ask CoPilot and ChatGPT to summarize Project 2025 and the impact on climate change, along with how Democrats would address climate change.
Chinese startup Nullmax launches new tech to tackle self-driving challenges in more human-like ways
Nullmax has launched Nullmax Intelligence and plans to launch full-scenario intelligent driving solutions based on the technology by 2025.
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The Lucid Air Just Hit A Huge EV Milestone
The EV startup announced some tweaks to its 2025 lineup. Most notably, the Air is now the country's most efficient EV by a wide margin.
2025 Lucid Air Pure is America’s most efficient EV
The 2025 Lucid Air Pure just became the most efficient car in America. The Pure has an EPA-rated range of 420 miles. The price? $71,400, base. The 2025 Lucid Air Pure—the single-motor, rear-wheel-drive version of the Air electric luxury sedan—continues to offer more range than the Tesla Model S for less than $80,000. Lucid on Tuesday... Neta claims top spot for overseas sales of Chinese EVs
Neta sold 17,687 cars overseas in the first half of 2024. The company now has factories in Thailand and Indonesia.
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Zeekr launches right-hand drive Zeekr X in Thailand
Zeekr currently has four flash stores open in Bangkok and is expected to reach 14 stores in Thailand by the end of 2024.
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Scottish Government Funds Over £7 Million to Support Electric Vehicle Infrastructure
The Scottish Government is providing over £7 million Aberdeen to encourage private investment in the electric vehicle (EV) charging network.
