EU Boosts Tariffs On Chinese Electric Cars
After an investigation that began last fall, the European Union has raised tariffs on electric cars imported from China.
After an investigation that began last fall, the European Union has raised tariffs on electric cars imported from China.
Electric cars are making news this week in new reports that highlight price parity with conventional cars in the used car market.
Brussels airport is adding 700 low power EV chargers for travelers who drive electric cars to use while they are away.
The push to make less expensive electric cars for American drivers is spurring intense competition to lower manufacturing costs.
Electric cars are up to 75 percent more efficient that conventional cars, which waste 80% of the energy in their gas tanks.
Electric cars take longer to charge in cold weather but there are ways to minimize the effect of weather on batteries.
Honda reportedly is ready to make a major commitment to build electric cars and batteries in Canada, perhaps in Ontario.
China is looking at Mexico as a place to build electric cars. Could that open a back door into the US market?
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