BYD’s compact electric kei car has been driven in Japan, demonstrating its compatibility with local urban mobility needs amid rising interest.
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‘Unfair Trade’: Automakers Push Congress To Ban Chinese Cars In The U.S.
Major automakers are lobbying Congress to ban Chinese-made vehicles, citing unfair trade practices. The move raises questions about trade policy and market access.
The Tesla Cybercab Is Already Being Investigated For Not Having A Steering Wheel
Regulators are investigating Tesla’s Cybercab prototype for omitting a steering wheel, raising safety and regulatory concerns amid rising interest.
Electric Cars Were The UK’s Best-Selling Powertrain Last Month
Electric vehicles became the UK’s best-selling powertrain in the most recent month, marking a significant shift in automotive preferences.
Slate Deliveries Could Start As Soon As December: Report
A new report suggests slate tile deliveries could start as early as December, signaling potential supply chain shifts in construction materials.
New Jersey Passes Law Making Cheap Plug-In Balcony Solar Panels Legal
New Jersey passes law permitting low-cost plug-in balcony solar panels, enabling residents to generate renewable energy easily and affordably.
The U.S. Is A Curbside Charging Laggard. San Francisco Wants To Change That.
San Francisco plans to expand curbside electric vehicle charging stations to address U.S. lagging behind in EV infrastructure, seeking to boost adoption and reduce emissions.
Scout Reveals Two New Traveler SUV Concepts As Production Nears
Scout has revealed two new Traveler SUV concepts amid increasing interest as the vehicle’s production nears. Details remain limited, but the models signal a key step forward.
EVs Hit A Record 98.7% Market Share In Norway. These Are The Top Sellers
Electric vehicles now account for 98.7% of Norway’s new car sales, with Tesla Model Y, Volkswagen ID.4, and Polestar 2 leading the top sellers.
He Charged A Chevy Bolt At A Hyundai Dealer. Then He Got A $418 Bill
A man charged his Chevy Bolt at a Hyundai dealership and received a $418 bill, raising questions about EV charging costs and dealer policies.