Tag: Nissan Leaf
Electric RVing in Oatman and on the Arizona Sidewinder
In my last article, I shared the story of our journey just to get started on Route 66 in California. As I mentioned in that article, we ran into plenty of problems, but none of them were caused by pulling a travel trailer with an electric truck. Now, let’s get … [continued]
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New Zealand Car Yards Empty As Electric Vehicle Sales Surge
I recently reported to CleanTechnica readers about the surge in EV sales in Australia. It appears the same thing is happening in New Zealand, with second-hand and demo EVs being snapped up and car yards emptying out. Here is one revealing photo: Car yards are advertising for second-hand stock. Thanks … [continued]
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Nissan LEAF & ARIYA Sales Collapse in USA
Continuing the trend for the US EV market, Nissan’s EV sales almost completely collapsed in the first quarter year over year. The Nissan LEAF, which should be selling like hotcakes given how much value for money it now offers, achieved only 668 US sales last quarter, down 71.2% from the … [continued]
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14 Electric Vehicles Costing Less Than $42,000, Or Much Less
With gas prices surging, some people may be looking into purchasing an electric vehicle — since charging at home can cost much less than paying for gasoline or diesel at gas stations. Plus, home charging is simply more convenient and it saves time. There is a myth that electric vehicles … [continued]
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The Tiny Indian EV That Could (& Which Proved The Future Was Plug-In)
The Reva was never meant to compete with gasoline cars. When it appeared at the turn of the millennium, it didn’t promise speed, long range, or highway capability. It offered something far more radical for its time: a small, lightweight electric car designed specifically for dense urban life, one that … [continued]
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