Tesla slashed prices of some models in China for a second time in 3 months, and shares of Chinese suppliers closed higher on hopes of improved demand for the automaker.
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NIO recalls 997 ET5s due to risk of high-voltage wiring harness breakage in crashes
Some of the ET5 vehicles included in the recall are at risk of having their high-voltage wiring harnesses break and short-circuit in a severe head-on collision.
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Mercury Marine Unveils Its First Electric Outboard Boat Motor
Normally, when we talk about electric vehicles, we think of something with wheels. Cars, mini-cars, e-bikes, scooters, and other such things are where most of the action is at. Sometimes we even talk about aviation, where electrification is only beginning its journey toward being mainstream (and there are some significant hurdles between here and there). […]
Peugeot previews its futuristic Inception concept EV at CES 2023
Peugeot has presented its vision for the future of electric cars at CES 2023, where it previewed its latest concept sedan called the
Tesla’s cost-based pricing is reason behind price cut in China, exec says
A Tesla executive says the price cut is due to the company's good cost control and a government call, but apparently, the more important reason is weak demand.
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Japanese Carmakers Falling Behind in EV Transition
Japanese car makers have been global market leaders for decades. The industry is now transitioning to electric vehicles. Big brands like Toyota, Nissan and Honda are seen as falling behind. Bruce Einhorn reports on Bloomberg Television. (Source: Bloomberg)
Mobileye begins autonomous driving tests in Germany with NIO ES8
The NIO ES8, equipped with Mobileye's self-driving hardware and software, is planned for use in a robotaxi service and to integrate on-demand shuttles into local public transportation in Germany.
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South Korea’s SK On plans a new, lower cost EV battery by 2025
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South Korea's SK On plans to produce a new, lithium-iron-phosphate electric vehicle battery by 2025 as part of an effort to deliver lower-cost batteries to automakers squeezed by rising EV costs, a senior executive of the company said on Thursday.
NIO CEO: Chinese Auto Market Should Brighten Up In March Or April
China has been struggling a bit in recent months with COVID-19 lockdowns, then COVID-19 outbreaks, and of course with a variety of economic slowdowns and supply chain disruptions due to both of those. Pick your automaker and you can see signs of the struggles in lower than expected sales, price cuts, etc. (Just don’t pick […]
New Zealand Achieves 30% Plugin Vehicle Penetration
Back in August, CleanTechnica broke the news that New Zealand (a tiny nation in the Pacific) had reached a penetration rate of 12% vehicle sales being plugin vehicles. Now, New Zealand has bumped that up to 30%! Much of the reaction in August was centred around one-off factors, and many felt that this was a […]
