CEO Peter Rawlinson thinks the future is bright for Lucid, citing behind-the-scenes groundwork that should pay off soon.
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Hyundai Motor Group Sold More EVs In The U.S. Than GM And Ford In 2023
The South Korean group remains the top OEM in terms of all-electric car sales after Tesla.
GM Has 100,000 Reservations for its EV Pickups
Plus, the EV buying experience beats out ICE and Stellantis dealers are rushing to prepare for new electric models.
Polestar 4 Goes On Sale In Europe And Australia, U.S. Launch Set For Mid-2024
Deliveries of the company's fastest production model to date are slated to begin in August.
There’s Still Time for California Regulators to Stop Killing the California Solar & Storage Industry
A New Reality: The Path Forward for California’s Solar and Storage Industry
Neta delivers 10,032 cars in Jan, up 95.37% from Dec
Neta's sequential rebound in deliveries in January appears to be largely due to a low base in December.
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Zeekr delivers 12,537 cars in Jan, down 7% from Dec
Zeekr's deliveries in January fell from the previous month, but fared better than its main peers.
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Leapmotor delivers 12,277 cars in Jan, down 34% from Dec
To date, the C10 has more than 23,500 pre-orders since pre-sales began on January 10, Leapmotor said.
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BYD Jan sales breakdown: Song 59,514 units, Seagull 36,447
The Fang Cheng Bao brand delivered 5,203 vehicles in January, while the Yangwang brand delivered 1,652 units.
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Daimler, Navistar, Volvo ally for heavy-duty truck charging
Three of the largest commercial truck manufacturers have joined forces on charging infrastructure. Daimler Trucks North America, Navistar, and Volvo Group North America on Wednesday announced Powering America's Commercial Transportation (PACT), described in a joint press release as a "coalition focused on education and advocacy for accelerating... 