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Tesla Owners Get Only 64% Of EPA Range After Just Three Years: Study
The EPA's flawed testing makes this seem much worse than it actually is.
A Look At The State Of The South African EV Landscape
Sign up for daily news updates from CleanTechnica on email. Or follow us on Google News! The motor vehicle manufacturing industry is one of the most important sectors in South Africa, contributing 4.3% (2.4% manufacturing and 1.9% retail) to the gross domestic product. 633,332 vehicles were produced in South Africa ... [continued]
Green Chemistry Scales Up To Attack The Petrochemical Industry
The Danish startup Cellugy has developoed a drop-in, bio-based replacement for petrochemicals., produced with an assist from super-bacteria.
‘Tesla Is Not A Family Business’: New York Official Blasts Musk’s Pay Package
A June shareholder vote will decide how much control Elon Musk wields over Tesla. NYC Comptroller Brad Lander has something to say about it.
The Sub-$21,500 BYD Seagull Is Coming For Europe
In other news, Tesla is slashing Model Y production at Gigafactory Shanghai as sales slump and competition heats up.
Kia EV9 Deals Are As Hot As The Summer Sun Right Now
Summer brings big deals, and if you hunt around, you can get Kia's acclaimed electric three-row crossover for cheaper than you think.
Electromobility: Wireless Charging — Convenient & Automatable
Electromobility wireless charging convenient & automatable everyday test of inductive charging for electric vehicle
CATL, Neta sign 10-year strategic partnership deal
The two companies have agreed to engage in a comprehensive strategic partnership from 2025-2034, with Neta making CATL its preferred partner for vehicle power batteries.
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Survey: Younger US drivers are more open to Chinese EVs
Younger U.S. drivers are more open to driving vehicles from Chinese brands than their older counterparts, according to a new AutoPacific survey. But concerns about how Chinese brands manage data privacy were high regardless of age. No vehicles from Chinese brands are currently sold in the U.S., and that's unlikely to change due to new tariffs. But... 