The Fisker EMotion will be unveiled by Henrik Fisker at the upcoming CES 2018 event in January, according to recent reports. The unveiling at CES 2018 will include a focus on associated tech, including Fisker’s new battery tech.
Despite being an electric prototype, Infiniti’s new “Prototype 9” race car — reportedly inspired by vintage 1940s era race cars — can apparently handle around 20 minutes of aggressive driving at the racing track.
Being unveiled entirely on September 6, 2017, in Japan, the new Nissan LEAF is ripe with Nissan’s most advanced technologies. Nissan is pitching that its redesigned next-generation LEAF promises to “amaze your senses” while raising the bar for the electric vehicle market. I think the LEAF set a fine standard for years — I’d be hesitant to replace the 2015 version I drive — so the next version must be incredible.
The self-driving vehicle technology firm NuTonomy is now aiming for the launch of a completely autonomous commercial taxi service in Singapore as soon as the second quarter of 2018, according to recent reports.
Tesla has won a round in its legal battle with the state of Michigan, but there is still a long way to go in its fight against that state’s franchise dealer law.
A team at Germany’s TUM has designed and built an electric car especially for the unpaved roads of Africa. Local production is planned.
Demand for solar is expected to surge over coming years, but its growth rate could effectively double if there is rapid uptake of electric vehicles, and as more companies turn to the technology to save energy costs, and more countries reach solar and storage “parity” with grid prices.
OVO Energy, Oxford City Council, Santander UK, Swansea University, and Gatwick Airport have joined our electric vehicle future. A fine list of 100+ companies and organizations have now joined the Go Ultra Low campaign in the UK.
Beyond Zero Emissions (BZE) says that with a concerted effort, the Australian car fleet could consist solely of electric vehicles (EVs) by 2025.
Utah-based startup Nikola Powersports has just unveiled the specs for the Nikola Zero — its all-electric, four-seater UTV — and it’s an absolute beast.
