Tesla’s sales dropped in 2024 year over year. You don’t have to be a genius to know that isn’t close to what Tesla’s plans were for 2024 just a few years ago, or even in 2023. It was a significant failure to reach the company’s growth targets. It also came … [continued]
The EV revolution may not always be as fast as we want, but sales are still increasing with every new quarterly report.
There has been a vast amount of discussion on Chinese electric cars making their way to European and US markets, and the European Union and USA putting high tariffs on these electric cars based on the assumption that production of these electric cars is being unfairly subsidized, overproduced, and then … [continued]
The EV revolution is over! We must run and tell the king!! So sayeth the anti-electric car nabobs over and over (and over) again. Tesla is slashing employees, and doing it in the most unkind way possible by simply deleting their security credentials overnight so when they arrive for work … [continued]
CleanTechnica is committed to publishing a diversity of educated opinions on the clean energy transition. Want to submit a thought piece? Go to CleanTechnica.com/contact THE OIL AGE by David L Historians label time periods for dominant technologies. The Stone Age and the Bronze Age are well known examples. In the … [continued]
Plug-in hybrid cars are suddenly the hottest thing in the new car market as customers shy away from electric cars.
Rumors that the EV revolution is over are highly exaggerated. In fact, it is only just now beginning in earnest.
Tesla sales in California in the fourth quarter were down about 10 percent compared to a year ago. Is that a sign or just a blip?
The exponential growth of electric vehicles marks the end of the ICE age, putting half of oil demand at risk.
The Australian media seems to be conflicted. Articles are being published that say EVs are only for young, wealthy techno nerds or spry boomers. Can you be too old to transition to an EV? “I am coming down tomorrow with my 86-year-old neighbour. Would it be possible for him to … [continued]
