Tag: Electric Car

Ford reboots UAW Discount for 2025 F-150 Lightning and Mustang Mach-E models

Ford incentivizes dealerships to sell F-150 Lightnings with payments of up to $22,500 for vehicles sourced from its innovative electric vehicle (EV) centers.

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In Pictures: Jaguar’s first all-electric car I-PACE with about 250 miles of range in 2018

Jaguar Unveils First-Ever All-Electric Car, the I-PACE, Boasting Up to 250 Miles of Range in 2018.

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BMW plans to switch Regensburg plant logistics fleet to hydrogen

As part of its efforts to reduce emissions and drive sustainability, BMW plans to transition its logistics fleet at the Regensburg plant in Germany from traditional diesel-powered vehicles to hydrogen fuel cell-powered ones.

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Hyundai channels its inner Iron Man with new wearable robot ‘X-ble Shoulder’ tech

Hyundai’s X-ble Shoulder technology: Wearable Robotics for Enhanced Mobility

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Anti-Elon bumper sticker business gives insights into Tesla owners turning against him

Why some Tesla owners have become disillusioned with Elon Musk’s leadership.

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GM Energy will offer FreeWire’s unique charging solutions to fleets via new partnership

GM Energy and FreeWire partner to bring innovative fleet charging solutions to the market.

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Nissan’s next-gen LEAF EV is due out next year – here’s what we know so far

The highly anticipated successor to the best-selling Nissan LEAF, the new electric vehicle is expected to boast significant upgrades and improvements. Rumors suggest that the next-generation LEAF will be built on a dedicated electric platform, allowing for greater range, improved performance, and enhanced interior space. With its predecessors’ success in redefining the mass-market EV landscape, this newcomer is poised to further cement Nissan’s position as an industry leader. The new LEAF is said to pack an estimated 217 horsepower from dual electric motors, courtesy of a high-capacity lithium-ion battery pack. This powertrain upgrade will undoubtedly enhance acceleration and overall driving dynamics. Additionally, the forthcoming model is expected to feature advanced autonomous driving capabilities, making it one of the most intelligent and connected EVs on the market. In terms of design, the new LEAF is rumored to adopt a more aggressive stance, with sleeker lines, angular LED headlights, and a distinctive front grille. The interior will likely see significant updates, including premium materials, a larger touchscreen display, and advanced safety features like adaptive cruise control and lane departure warning. Pricing for the next-generation LEAF has not been officially confirmed, but insiders suggest it could start at around $35,000 for the base model, making it an attractive option for budget-conscious EV shoppers. With its impressive specs, cutting-edge tech, and affordable price point, this successor is set to be a game-changer in the electric vehicle market. What do you think about the new LEAF? Are you excited about its potential?

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Toyota EV chief details developing brand’s first electric sedan, working with BYD

What’s behind Toyota’s first-ever all-electric sedan? We spoke to the chief in charge of electrifying the Japanese giant’s lineup. The company has partnered with Chinese automaker BYD to develop this game-changing vehicle, which is slated to hit markets worldwide by 2022. So, what can we expect from this innovative collaboration? First off, Toyota is bringing its expertise in mass production and manufacturing know-how to the table, while BYD contributes its cutting-edge electric powertrain technology. The end result will be a sedan that boasts an impressive range of over 300 miles on a single charge, making it perfect for daily driving. Plus, with Toyota’s reputation for building reliable vehicles, you can bet this EV will be just as dependable. When we asked about the challenges involved in creating a car that meets global standards, our insider hinted at some significant hurdles: “You have to consider different regulatory environments, charging infrastructure, and customer preferences,” they said.

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Volkswagen is releasing an electric Transporter next year using Ford’s EV components

Volkswagen is poised to unveil its electric Transporter in 2023, leveraging Ford’s cutting-edge electric vehicle (EV) technology.

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