Norway, the world’s leading country in the electric transport revolution, saw plugin electric vehicles take 84.7% of new auto sales in July 2021, up from 68.4% in July 2020. This is a great result in the context of 2021’s favourite vehicle, the Tesla Model 3, not shipping in any significant … [continued]
As we reported recently, there’s a big cleantech bill moving through the US Congress that would revive, extend, and expand the zero-emission vehicle tax credit in various ways. Our friend Loren McDonald over at EVAdoption looked at the details model by model and has provided a table showing how much … [continued]
The UK auto market saw plugin electric vehicles take 14.7% share in May 2021, the highest share seen so far this year. Tesla and Volkswagen competed for the most popular full electric brand. The overall auto market, at 157,000 units, was still down in volume some 13% from seasonal norms. … [continued]
KIA has taken the wraps off its EV6 electric SUV — a sleeker, more svelte version of the Hyundai Ioniq 5.
KIA is teasing its new EV6 electric SUV and Hyundai is hinting at a new minivan that may or may not be electric.
It’s the end of another month, and thus another opportunity to look back at the most popular CleanTechnica stories of the month — as well as the most popular stories of the past week. Let’s start with the past week, which saw an intellectual bombing of the “hydrogen economy” scam, … [continued]
Hyundai has upped the ante in the battery electric vehicle stakes with the new IONIQ 5 midsized cross over, giving range up to ~500 km WLTP, 18 minute recharging, and prices starting in the low €40,000 range. The IONIQ 5 offers a similar size, similar range, similar efficiency, and faster … [continued]
The Hyundai Austria website has just opened the reservation queue for the upcoming Hyundai IONIQ 5 battery electric vehicle, with just 150 slots initially available. Other European countries will surely soon follow. Hyundai Austria opened 150 slots in the reservation queue on the morning of Tuesday December 22, but almost … [continued]
Every year since the mid-2010s has been big for EVs. New models, longer ranges, and lower prices have continuously increased the momentum for electric vehicles, and 2021 will follow suit.
