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Can the Nissan LEAF Shoot to the Top of EV Sales Charts?
The Nissan LEAF was once the gold standard for the EV market and EV sales. Yes, that was the very early days, and it was very early adopters who were buying it, but there’s no doubt the LEAF is one of the most notable cars in the modern electric vehicle … [continued]
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How Much Are EV Sales Dropping in the USA?
Naturally, after the $7,500 tax credit for new electric vehicles was ended on September 30, there was going to be a significant drop-off in sales for a little while. Let’s have a look and see how much the sector has been hit, getting a peek into the market by looking … [continued]
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Cheapest Used Electric Cars in the USA, Part 2
A couple of months ago, just before the $4,000 used EV tax credit ended, I published an article on the cheapest used electric car options I could find — well, with some limitations. It’s now time to compare those to what’s on the market now. I loosened up the limitations … [continued]
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Hyundai Motor Group & Michelin Partner to Accelerate Next-Generation Tire Technologies for Future Mobility
Joint R&D to deliver extreme-low rolling resistance and high-performance tires using advanced solutions Collaboration to expand virtual development capabilities and Embedded Tire Digital Twin technologies Builds on previous achievements to strengthen technological leadership SEOUL — Hyundai Motor Group has signed a third memorandum of understanding (MOU) with Michelin to accelerate … [continued]
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How Have Used Electric Car Prices Changed Post–$4,000 Tax Credit?
I wrote a handful of articles before the US EV tax credits ended pondering what would happen to used EV prices after they were gone, and asking you readers to chime in with your thoughts. We got all kinds of interesting responses. Prices could drop considerably due to the $4,000 … [continued]
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