The UK government wants all new homes to have an EV charger installed to help promote the purchase of electric cars. It also wants public charging networks to accept payment by ordinary debit or charge cards.
The Australian government may have little interest in renewable energy, but neighboring countries like Singapore, Indonesia, South Korea and Japan certainly do.
Harley Davidson is looking to broaden its appeal to younger riders with its LiveWire electric motorcycle. Will the new bike accomplish its mission?
SF Motors is laying off most of its employees and says it is placing plans to manufacture its SF5 electric SUV in Indiana on hold.
A new study says the best way to get people to start thinking about climate change is to talk to them about it. Let the conversation begin.
Range is a peculiar thing when it comes to electric cars. If an EV has a stated range of 200 miles, that means most drivers won’t venture more than 75 miles away from home. Here’s the way their thinking goes — 75 miles to get there, 75 miles to get … [continued]
Economic experts in Germany say the fastest way to meet the country’s carbon reduction goals is to impose a fee on carbon emissions of between 25 and 50 euros per ton. Just don’t call it a tax!
Luminar has introduced a $500 lidar unit that is the size of a soda can and weighs just 2 pounds. It could represent the next step forward for self-driving cars.
Ford and Volkswagen have officially confirmed their new cooperative agreement that will see the two companies work together on developing autonomous and electric vehicles.
A court in Kenya has cancelled the permit for the nation’s first coal-fired generating station after the local utility was sued by environmental activists.
