In May, sales of battery-powered cars in Germany jumped 45 percent year on year, but new Tesla registrations were a third lower, according to data from the country’s Federal Motor Transport Authority.
Tag: EV
TOP TREND 2024, EV GO FU: GM SWITCHES FACTORY FROM EV MOTOR PRODUCTION TO V8 ENGINES
General Motors has scrapped a planned $300-million investment in retooling a New York state factory to make motors for electric vehicles (EVs).
ENERGY REALISM BUMPS UP CONSUMER SENTIMENT
Last week saw the lowest gas prices in the U.S. in years. Elites and “green” energy ideologues may not care, but average Americans certainly appear to.
TECHNOCRACY BRIEFS: MORE ENERGY REALISM, AND THE CRYPTO BULL WASN’T OVER
President Donald Trump continued to reshape American energy policy this past week, with what we have long forecast in these pages adds up to energy realism.
NEW METHOD RECOVERS 99 PERCENT OF LITHIUM FROM USED EV BATTERIES
Electric vehicle (EV) batteries are voracious users of a range of increasingly rare and costly minerals.
TECHNOCRACY BRIEFS: EV GO FU STUNS WASHINGTON POST, AND MORE EVIDENCE AI COPYRIGHT THEFT
Even before Donald Trump was elected, Biden mega-billion Inflation Reduction Act spending (supposedly) meant to spur green energy technology development and uptake was failing.
CHINESE CARMAKER UNVEILS FIVE-MINUTE EV CHARGER
Drivers skeptical of owning an electric vehicle (EV) often cite two concerns: the lack of enough public charging stations and the time it takes—up to an hour—to even partially recharge an EV’s battery pack.
CHINA’S TECHNOLOGY EXTENDS ITS GLOBAL REACH
China’s battery and electric vehicle (EV) companies have been forming collaborations with Western and other Asian countries, but two new deals signal another forward step in China’s worldwide technological advance.
TOP TREND 2024: EV GO FU
As sales of electric vehicles (EVs) have slowed, Porsche has announced it will invest €800 million in additional development of internal combustion cars and plug-in hybrids.
CHINESE EV MAKERS TAKE EU TO COURT OVER TARIFFS
BYD, Geely, and SAIC, three leading Chinese makers of electric vehicles (EVs), have formally complained to the European Union’s Court of Justice regarding new tariffs the European Commission (EC) imposed on the companies’ products in October.