Tesla first upended how cars are made. Chinese carmakers took Tesla’s playbook and went ballistic with it.
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Hydrogen Isn’t The Answer: 0.7-1.5 Billion Tons CO2e Would Make It A Climate Liability
New research reveals hydrogen leaks across the supply chain could emit 1.5 billion tons CO2e annually, severely undermining global climate efforts by 2050.
Tesla Model Y Dethroned As World’s Best Selling Car
Plus, nearly 1-in-5 new car buyers are paying more than $1,000 per month for their new cars and Tesla is struggling to sell Cybertrucks
Volvo Philippines Adds Hybrid XC60 & XC90 To Lineup
Yesterday, Volvo Philippines introduced two new plug-in hybrid SUVs, the XC60 PHEV and the XC90 PHEV.
The EV Battery Swapping Movement Has Legs
The global EV battery swapping station industry is branching out in all directions, including trucks, buses, and microgrid services, too.
Xpeng G7 SUV received 10,000 orders in 9 minutes, company says
Another mid-size all-eletric SUV in China joins Xiaomi and Tesla.
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Xpeng launches G7 SUV with L3-ready in-house chip and competitive pricing
The Xpeng G7 starts at RMB 195,800 ($27,320), with lower prices and better features making it another strong competitor to the Tesla Model Y.
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Toyota is still second to BYD in Singapore Almost 14 Months in a Row
SINGAPORE — Just minutes before I left Singapore from its beautiful Changi International Airport, a former Nissan colleague called to tell me, “I predict over 500 units.” Naturally, this is an educated guess, and I do not claim that this will happen until the reports are actually out, usually after ... [continued]
Xpeng G7 electric SUV launched in China – starts at 27,325 USD
The Xpeng G7 launched in China for 27,325 USD. It boasts 292 hp, up to 702 km of range, and 2,250 TOPS of computing power.
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Time For Canada To Dump The Big Three & Go Electric With China
Detroit automakers are failing Canada. PM Mark Carney must choose between their nostalgia and a vibrant EV future powered by China's industry leaders.
