Electric Cars

ChatGPT generated this panoramic triptych combining a Norwegian EV-filled highway, a Chinese EV factory floor, and Santiago’s red electric buses, symbolizing global tipping points in electrification

From Norway To Nigeria, Beijing To Bogotá: Mapping The World’s EV Inflection Points

The story of electric vehicle adoption is not a straight line, but a set of curves shaped by markets, policies, and feedback loops. Diffusion of innovations theory reminds us that early adopters pave the way before the early majority tips the balance. Logistic s-curves show why adoption is slow at … [continued]

ChatGPT generated this panoramic street scene in Bogotá, capturing a row of red electric buses lined up along a busy urban avenue, symbolizing the city’s leadership in public transport electrification

South America’s Electric Car Surge: From Lagging To Accelerating

South America is arriving late to the electric vehicle transition, but the pace of change is beginning to quicken. For most of the 2010s, the region was a marginal player, with electric cars counted in the hundreds while China and Europe were racing ahead in the millions. That has shifted … [continued]

The Hongqi EH9 is elegant as it is brutalist. (Photo from Hongqi PH)

Hongqi Upgrades Luxury Lineup, Previews New PHEV

Last week, the official state carmaker Hongqi updated its E-HS9 and E-QM5 Plus luxury vehicles and previewed the HS3 plug-in hybrid SUV. EVOxTerra Inc., the exclusive distributor for Hongqi in the Philippines, said the move is part of the brand’s broader strategy to expand its global footprint and position itself … [continued]

Photo by Zach Shahan | CleanTechnica

The Thing Pollution-Heads Celebrating Climate-Policy Sabotage Don’t Understand

The Trump administration is relentlessly attacking renewable energy and electric vehicles, cancelling consumer incentives and killing important regulations. They are trying to challenge and repeal long established science, as if pretending something isn’t real will make physical reality into a preferred cartoon world in which there are no real consequences. … [continued]