Ford recently revealed a very special project it is working on: a charging station that plugs itself into the vehicle to make life far easier for EV owners with physical disabilities. “Ford is committed to ensuring freedom of movement and right now refuelling or charging your vehicle can be a … [continued]
In a recent press release, Volkswagen discussed its strategy for expanding EV growth in North America. The objective of the project is to create a new firm with a broad product line and the creation of a new company to enter the all-electric pickup sector by leveraging the transition to … [continued]
BYD has announced that it will start sales of passenger electric vehicles in Japan starting in January 2023. Initially, three of BYD’s latest models will be offered in Japan, starting with the ATTO 3 in January. This will be followed by the Dolphin and Seal, which will be available for … [continued]
Ford has released details of its planned $50 billion investment in electric vehicles between now and 2026, when it expects to be selling 2 million EVs a year. To get there, it will need lots and lots of batteries. In a press release this week, the company says it has … [continued]
The Joint Office of Energy and Transportation announced this week a $1.5 million award to National Association of State Energy Officials (NASEO) and the American Association of State Highway and Transportation Officials (AASHTO) that will foster collaboration in the development and deployment of a national electric vehicle (EV) charging network … [continued]
NJ ZIP will make an additional $45 million available and widen eligibility to include heavy-duty vehicles later this year
By Jeff Shaw in an interview with David Waterworth I have had the electric MINI since September 2020. It was in fact the first privately owned MINI electric vehicle in Australia. The cost was AUS$55,000 plus on-the-road costs (around AUD$59,990). Around town, I get around 250 km (155 miles) range … [continued]
In 2020, electric vehicles made up 0.8% of new vehicle sales in Australia. In the first quarter of this year, they made up more than 2% of the market. After a poor showing in quarter 2 because of the Covid-19 lockdown in Shanghai, the second half of 2022 looks like … [continued]
When does the future become the present? When does the extra ordinary become “normal”? I live in an EV bubble. I read about electric vehicles, I write about electric vehicles, I talk ad nausea to anyone who will listen about electric vehicles. But lately I have started to wonder about … [continued]
The US-built Volkswagen ID.4 will include a version with a smaller 62 kWh battery that sells for less than the standard version.
