Volkswagen announced this morning that the company is starting production of the MY23 ID.4 electric SUV at its Chattanooga, Tennessee facility. The company plans to ramp up production to 7,000 cars per month to speed […]
In what can only be described as a bit of a surprise, German heavyweight auto manufacturer BMW is experiencing a drop in sales across its entire line-up, except for its EVs. Overall, the company saw […]
NIO is working on a third sub-brand that will produce affordable EVs for the Chinese market. This at least reporting coming from 36 Kyrpton. NIO has not named the brand yet, but it is known […]
According to CarGurus, Canadian’s interest in EVs continues to rise steadily. In March 2022, CarGurus completed a study of 464 automobile owners in Canada about their sentiments towards EVs. Compared to last year’s survey, Canadian […]
For Tesla Wall Connector owners, you can now set the price for charging at your Wall Connector. As per Twitter user, Whole Mars Catalog, it appears that the Tesla Commercial Services feature is now live. […]
Ford is thinking big about its EV plans, and as per its CEO Jim Farley, the automaker plans to be profitable building EVs in four years. The statement comes as Ford, like other legacy automakers, […]
India’s largest SUV manufacturer, Mahindra & Mahindra, has been teasing their “Born Electric” campaign for some time, but it looks like all will come to a head in 16 days. The company dropped their biggest […]
If the new proposed EV tax break bill passes, electric Class 8 trucks like the upcoming Tesla Semi may knock off up to $40,000 from their sticker prices. The Tesla Semi has been spotted during […]
General Motors is cracking down on the possibility of flipping its most sought-after models for a quick profit. Steve Carlisle, GM President for North America, sent a letter to the GM Dealership Team noting some […]
Volkswagen posted an impressive 25 per cent increase in electric vehicle sales in the first half of 2022. This is especially impressive, as the company had a flatter than usual Q2 due to the war […]
