The company says everything else remains the same.
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2024 Cupra Tavascan EV Will Be Made In China For Export To Europe
Parent company Volkswagen Group says it has no plans to produce other vehicles in China for export, though.
VW Anhui sees first pre-production vehicle roll off line
The model could be the first electric SUV from VW's Spanish sports brand Cupra -- the Tavascan -- and is expected to go into production in the second half of 2023.
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Tennessee lawmakers are pushing for a $300 EV registration tax
Lee doesn't want to completely discourage the adoption of EVs as Tennessee is planning to manufacture electric pickup trucks production.
NIO partners with China’s Giant Panda National Park in Clean Parks initiative
The Clean Parks initiative has covered nine environmentally sensitive areas since its launch, and Giant Panda National Park is the fourth Chinese national park NIO has partnered with under it.
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BYD to officially launch hybrid Frigate 07 on Dec 9
BYD had the Frigate 07 unveiled and available for pre-sale at the end of August, with a pre-sale price range of RMB 220,000 ($31,500) - 280,000.
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Niutron Returns Deposits to 25,000 Customers and Closes Shop In China
Niutron NEV brand suffered some severe problems and couldn’t deliver its first vehicle on time. As a result, it started to return deposits to all 25,000 Chinese customers and even closed its shop in China. Is this new Chinese NEV brand in deep troubles? Let’s sort it out. What is Niutron Let’s start with some […]
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Tesla launches EVs in Thailand amid competition from cheaper brands
Tesla Inc launched two electric vehicle (EV) models in Thailand on Wednesday, marking its first foray into the regional autos hub that has long been dominated by Japanese manufacturers. The launch of two EVs with prices ranging between 1.7 million baht to 2.5 million baht (($48,447 to $71,205) comes as Thailand makes a push for EV adoption and production by offering tax cuts and subsidies. The U.S. automaker plans to start selling its EVs in Southeast Asia's second-biggest economy via online channels, with deliveries set to start early next year.
SolarAPP+ Prize Helps Communities Adopt Automated Solar Permit Processing
12 Communities Selected To Adopt Online Solar Permitting Platform — and Win $15,000
Lucid’s EV Discounts Are a Bad Omen for Demand
Investors are laser-focused on whether Lucid's order book for electric vehicles shrinks again in the current quarter.
