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EV Share of Auto Sales Now Above 12% at Several Auto Brands
After a series of other articles about the US electric vehicle (EV) market in the second quarter, here’s our last analysis and statistical breakdown for the quarter. This one concerns what percentage of different brands’ and auto groups’ total auto sales were EV sales last quarter. (Note that we’re only … [continued]
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Now Europeans Can Order A Chinese EV Online
China EV Marketplace provides a way for people in Europe to buy a Chinese-made electric or plug-in hybrid car for less money.
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Tesla Still Nearly 50% of US EV Sales, GM Rises to 15%
Yesterday, I reported on the USA’s top selling electric vehicle models in the 2nd quarter, and also reported that US EV sales were down 6% in Q2 year over year — entirely because of Tesla’s sales drop. But, looking more broadly, how are different auto brands and auto groups ranked … [continued]
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Livin’ & Drivin’ with the Cannon Alpha PHEV Ute
Three months ago, Great Wall Motors added the Cannon Alpha to the PHEV ute surge. We took one for a drive, and I wondered how it would be received. Would it be as successful in Australia’s ute-driving community as the BYD Shark PHEV? I was so impressed with the Shark … [continued]
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Leapmotor C10 EREV — Owner Comments
I recently reached out to the Australian Leapmotor community through Facebook and shared their positive experiences with the battery electric version of the C10 with CleanTechnica readers. One commentator shared the following thoughts on CleanTechnica: “Wait! Did no Australian or NZ try to drive the 4000km coast to coast through … [continued]
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