The two hottest Chinese electric vehicle startups, NIO and Xpeng, have each set some new records recently. The companies are growing fast and surely have their sights focused much higher.
The best way to get people to buy electric cars has long been clear — let them drive one. And the more time they have in the seat, the better.
Tesla and the Westin Hotel have donated raffle prizes for an event next month put together by Atlanta’s Miles Through Time Automotive Museum that is aiming to break a Guinness Record and fight human trafficking.
Green hydrogen from renewable sources has the capability to help lower carbon emissions from shipping as well as many industrial applications such as steel and cement making.
YouTuber Liberman, who shares videos of his home projects — ranging from various models of agriculture machinery to toy machines — has shared a special do-it-yourself (DIY) project that CleanTechnica readers may like: a cardboard Tesla Cybertruck.
November is here! And that means the holidays are just around the corner. (Yikes, already??) With the impending mayhem that holiday shopping brings, we at CleanTechnica decided to create an alternative to the hectic, consumerist shopping experience we’ve come to accept during this time of year.
NIO is the only EV manufacturer that is offering its customers flexible “battery as a service” plans to fit their individual needs.
During Tesla’s Q3 2020 earnings call, CEO Elon Musk noted that this was Tesla’s “best quarter in history.” Most of the revenue came from Tesla’s automotive business. However, if you look closely, you can see the leaves of Tesla’s energy business rapidly unfolding as this side continues to grow.
A new EV conversion kit can turn your classic Mini Cooper into a timeless electric vehicle that’s actually — gasp! — reasonably affordable!
Ford has some major plans for Europe, including 100% vehicle electrification by 2025.
