Chevron has agreed to pay the city of Richmond, California, $550 million over ten years to avoid a ballot initiative fight.
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Texas Is About To Learn That High Speed Rail Ain’t Easy
Sign up for daily news updates from CleanTechnica on email. Or follow us on Google News! Recently, the federal government awarded a serious chunk of cash for Amtrak to build a high speed rail corridor between Dallas-Fort Worth and Houston, the state’s two biggest metro areas. The $64 million is ... [continued]
Electric Volvo ES90 sedan teased
On Wednesday, in Sweden at the debut of the refreshed 2025.5 XC90 the Volvo briefly teased the upcoming ES90 midsize sedan. The teaser displayed a midsize sedan featuring a windshield rake that's completely different from the gas-powered S90 sedan. The body style is a sedan, though the rear glass could possibly lift up like the Polestar 2, which... Autonomous Robotaxis: The Good, The Bad, And The Better
The Estonian firm Clevon is planning a full-sized, ride sharing robotaxi to follow up on its autonomous cargo delivery EV.
EVs Take 95.7% Share In Norway — End-Game Emerging
The August auto market saw plugin EVs take 95.7% share in Norway, a new record, up from 90.0% year on year. BEVs alone took 94.3% share.
BYD was third best-selling brand in the world in July this year
BYD was the third best-selling brand in the world in July after Toyota and Volkswagen. However it only has 8th place for the year.
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2025 Volvo XC90 PHEV Has Sharper Looks, New Tech
Despite having a range of new models in the pipeline, Volvo still relies heavily on the XC90 to drive sales.
BYD teases new model Sealion 05 DM-i
BYD has shared a 25-second video on Weibo showing some of the exterior details of the Sealion 05 DM-i.
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Volvo Admits Defeat, Won’t Go Fully Electric by 2030
New target: plug-in hybrids and EVs should account for 90-100% of sales.
Mercedes-Benz ups investment in China to expand local product lineup
Mercedes-Benz plans to invest more than RMB 14 billion ($2 billion) in China with its local partners to further enrich its local product lineup of passenger cars and light commercial vehicles.
For details, please visit CnEVPost.
