Tesla's China chief Tom Zhu is reportedly the second highest-profile executive of the billion-dollar electric vehicle (EV) company after Chief Executive Officer Elon Musk. As part of the purported promotion, Zhu, a New Zealand national who was born in China, will directly oversee Tesla’s assembly plants in the United States and its sales operations in North America and Europe. The uncovered chart allegedly does not state that Zhu will be involved with the EV company’s vehicle design and development, two areas in which Musk is heavily involved.
Category: eV
Should The US Mandate Food Waste Composting?
What if the US had different policies in place about excess food disposal? How can cleantech help to lessen the amount of organic waste in landfills?
Could Tesla Become A Trillion-Dollar Stock Again?
Tesla was a trillion-dollar stock most recently in April, but it has lost over half of its value since. Amidst economic downturn and increasing competition in the electric vehicle sector, some analysts are questioning whether or not Tesla could become a trillion-dollar stock again in the future. The trillion-dollar stock club currently only belongs to […]
GM Grew U.S. EV Sales Almost 60% in 2022
For the full year, the auto maker delivered 2,274,088 vehicles in the U.S., including 39,179 electric vehicles.
Nio hired ex Rolls-Royce executive as Head of Brand Development for the UK market
The launch in the UK is close
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Maserati May Reduce Electric Vehicle Charging Speed To Lower Weight
The automaker's head of electrification argues that fast charging capability adds unnecessary weight that dulls handling and performance.
Volkswagen ID.7 & Volvo EX90 Make North American Debut At CES 2023
Volkswagen and Volvo chose CES 2023 to introduce new models to the American market. Both offer important new technologies.
GM hikes 2023 Chevy Bolt EV price as $7,500 tax credit returns
The 2023 Chevrolet Bolt EV once again qualifies for the federal EV tax credit, but now it's also getting a small price increase. General Motors lost eligibility for the $7,500 credit when it reached the 200,000-unit sales cap that was previously in place. Under the revamped rules enacted as part of the Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) and due to take...
We Need Trailer & Camper Manufacturers To Publish Data On EV Range Impacts
In the next few months, I’m planning on buying a camper. Unlike most Americans, I’m not looking for the triple-axle fifth wheel with three king beds, two living rooms, and a better kitchen than my home (plus a garage for UTVs). I’m looking for something I can tow behind my Bolt EUV (which I call […]