It’s hard to tell exactly what GM CEO Mary Barra actually intends with regard to Chevy Bolt EV sales. Is GM actually trying to sell the model in high numbers? If that’s the case, then why is advertising non-existent, and why aren’t dealers pushing the models?
What do you do when you want to show you’re serious about a given technology after a scandal? You don’t just talk about it, as VW has already found out. You talk about it and you show it. And that’s just what the company is finally doing with its subsidiary SEAT’s Cupra e-Racer, a race-ready electric vehicle (EV).
A picture says more than a thousand words.
A new video from Ionity shows the sleekest, sexiest charging stations yet created by the human mind. Could it be these guys are serious about electric cars?
There are a lot of myths, misinformation and misleading concepts when it comes to electric vehicles, frankly on all sides of the conversation. But one of the most annoying is when articles in the mainstream US press compare the number of EV charging stations to the number of gas stations.
Two new Model 3 videos have been posted to YouTube this week — one from Consumer Reports and one from a Model 3 owner who took his car out on track at Lagana Seca raceway. Both are interesting in their own way. Enjoy!
Nerve Smart Systems is about to launch the first version of a new type of battery high power charger that support 350 kW sustained charging without overloading the power grid.
It’s a busy week for news about automobiles, thanks to the Geneva auto show going on in Switzerland. CleanTechnica is fortunate to have its own correspondent, Maarten Vinkhuyzen, on the ground there this week and he has already begun filing reports from inside the hall.
Yesterday afternoon, the 2018 Geneva Motor Show gave press-days early access to the show floor. Most cars were still behind curtains or under wraps, but the new Polestar 1 was shown in all its glory.
I just shared our top 20 articles in February, but it’s already time to share the hottest 20 articles of the past week here on CleanTechnica. Check ’em out:
