One of the biggest concerns I’ve noticed from many Tesla Model 3 reservation holders is the 3’s trunk. Will it be big enough? Will it fit a stroller or bike? Will it safely house my full-sized LEGO Batman?
100 new service centers, 1,400 new technicians, 350 new mobile service trucks — that’s the Tesla plan to expand its service capabilities to satisfy the needs of its customers as it begins production of the Model 3, its first mass-market car — or so it hopes.
The Tesla Model 3 that begins rolling off the assembly line this month will be a close cousin to the one Elon Musk introduced at a gala event in southern California on March 30, 2016. That’s when CleanTechnica senior editors Zachary Shahan and Kyle Field crashed the event and recorded 20 minutes of exclusive video of the pre-production prototypes that were on hand for people to drive that night.
AEP Ohio is extending its $10,000 discount on the price of a new Nissan Leaf in Ohio through the end of September.
Since we recently reported on GM’s aims to be selling around 500,000 “new energy vehicles” (electric vehicles, etc.) a year by 2025, it’s probably worth reporting here that Nissan is now expecting that up to 20% of its vehicle sales in Europe will be of zero-emissions models by 2020.
In a very unsurprising turn of events, Faraday Future’s much publicized plans to build a huge $1 billion electric vehicle manufacturing plant in Nevada are apparently now caput.
More than 70 electric vehicle charge points are set to be installed throughout rural and remote Western Australia, as the state’s largest retailer prepares for a not-too distant future where EVs are “ubiquitous” on the nation’s roads.
The China-based tech giant Baidu is slated to soon release a list of more than 30 manufacturing partners that are working with it on the development of self-driving vehicle tech — a list that includes the auto manufacturer Chery Automobile — according to recent reports.
The newly refreshed Renault Kangoo ZE is now on sale in the European market, bringing with it an improved range and a number of other changes.
As part of a new $5.3 billion transportation funding package passed by the Oregon Senate and House, Oregon will finally be instituting a plug-in electric vehicle purchase rebate program.
