Jaguar I-Pace

Tesla Production Now Passing Up 2017 Jaguar Production — #CleanTechnica Report

7 years ago Zachary Shahan 0 Comments

Jaguar sold 172,848 cars last year. Tesla sold approximately 100,000, but it was also at the beginning of a steep production ramp. In the second quarter of 2018, Tesla delivered 40,740 cars and had over 10,000 in transit. That would put the company at a production rate of around 200,000 cars a year, already more than Jaguar. However, Tesla was still steeply ramping production of the Model 3, with one foot still in production hell, as CEO Elon Musk put it.

Baidu Builds 100th Autonomous Bus Ahead Of New Mobility Service Launch

8 years ago Steve Hanley 0 Comments

Baidu is doing what Apple should have done but didn’t — build a Level 4 autonomous  driving platform to sell to vehicle manufacturers. The Chinese company has been developing its self-driving platform called Apollo for the past several years but has no desire to manufacture vehicles. So far, it has 116 clients for Apollo, including Jaguar Land Rover, Valeo, Byton, Leopard Imaging, and Suning Logistcs.

Jaguar I-PACE, SpaceInvader, and … Elon Musk (Cleantech Talk Today #5)

8 years ago Nicolas Zart 0 Comments

Welcome to today’s “Cleantech Talk Today” discussion of fresh electric vehicle (EV) news. In this daily podcast and video series, we talk about anything electric that moves, crawls, flies, rides, drives, swims, swings, or skips. In this episode, #5 of Cleantech Talk Today, we cover CleanTechnica’s fresh review of the Jaguar i-PACE, Elon Musk’s recent comms regarding Tesla and other matters, and Denmark squeezing cargo space!

Road Trippin’ In A Tesla Model 3 vs Other Electric Cars

8 years ago Dr. Maximilian Holland 0 Comments

Road trips are the final frontier for electric cars to totally outshine combustion-engine vehicles (gas/diesel cars). Already clearly a better technology than combustion vehicles in every other respect, of all the electric cars currently on the market, only Tesla so far provides truly compelling road trip ready offerings. This is an area that other carmakers need to pay much more attention to if they have a hope of ever competing with Tesla’s stratospheric demand and world-leading EV sales volume.