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One in Five Isn’t EV Leadership
Europe’s BEV market is booming, but not fast enough to match China’s industrial shift By Raphael Wellmann, Ray Wills, and Peter Newman Europe likes to think of itself as an EV leader. The data tells a more complicated story: Europe is neither leading nor lagging — it sits mid-pack, improving … [continued]
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Speculations & Musings About The Ford Fathom Electric Pickup Truck
Here’s what we know about the new electric pickup truck coming from Ford early next year: It will have a starting price of $28,350 (plus a delivery charge of $1,595) with the standard battery and a single motor. Included in the price are bidirectional charging, BlueCruise, Apple CarPlay, Android Auto, … [continued]
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BYD Expands PH EV Lineup with Double Model Launch, Celebrates Sealion 6 Milestone
BYD Cars Philippines marked the second anniversary of its popular Sealion 6 DM-i plug-in hybrid with an exclusive drive-in cinema gathering at Ayala Malls Trinoma. The milestone event brought together over 60 vehicle owners following a multi-point convoy across Luzon, highlighting the momentum of the brand as it expands its … [continued]
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World’s Largest 12.8 GWh Battery Storage Cluster Activated in China
CLEAN energy technology developer Envision Group just completed the final stages of the incorporation of an artificial intelligence (AI) management system into the 12.8-gigawatt-hour battery storage network in northern China it brought online last February. Sources at Envision told Cleantechnica that the current 4-gigawatt-hour flagship plant could very well be … [continued]
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Huawei Scales EV Platform Deliveries As Automated Driving Partnerships Expand Across China
BEIJING — Huawei Technologies Co. expanded its foothold in the electric vehicle sector through July, scaling sales across its smart vehicle alliance while integrating automated driving software into major automotive manufacturing groups. Rather than assembling vehicles under its own name, the technology company operates as a Tier 1 supplier and … [continued]
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