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Stellantis already has a Leapmotor production deal in Spain. Now, Dongfeng’s Voyah EVs could be built in France.

The EX60’s built-in cameras can work directly with Google’s Gemini AI model to analyze buildings and street signs.

Volvo’s focus on minimalist luxury has always been a natural fit with EVs. With the EX60, the company finally sticks the landing.

The new AMG GT is a technological marvel. Let's see if buyers can get past the way it looks.

Skoda’s entry-level EV keeps the footprint small, but its trunk, range, and clever packaging make it look more useful than you think.

Most EVs are charged at home, but things can get complicated if you live in an apartment building. ChargePoint wants to fix that.

The new Chevrolet Bolt is the most affordable new EV in the U.S. Being a Costco member can land you an even better deal.

From Friday through Monday, Ionna’s DC fast chargers might be the cheapest ones in America.

The EX30 didn't quite work out in the U.S. Now a bigger replacement is on the way for next year.

It took 8 hours for a team to tear down BYD's new Blade battery, and even then, servicing it looked questionable.

If you have been following the EV charging market in the US, you know there has been great progress made in the last year or so. Despite the Trump administration trying to stop the growth of electric vehicles in the US, more and more public EV chargers have been installed. ... [continued] The post First […]

Should a man who cannot make automatic windshield wipers work be trusted to make cars that drive themselves? The post Tesla, Wipers, And The Malevolent Mr. Musk appeared first on CleanTechnica.

Ah, yes, of course — who wants to burn gas fast when it costs $4.43/gallon?! But, look, I got your attention. Naturally, people want to save money on gas right now. One thing early-generation electric vehicle owners can tell you is there’s one big, obvious way to reduce your gas ... [continued] The post The […]

We used to think of the US Environmental Protection Agency as the site where groundbreaking scientific research took place. One of the most important areas of inquiry by its scientific staff was released to the public in 2009, when the US EPA found that greenhouse gas emissions threatened public health ... [continued] The post How […]

Ontario does not need another storage technology startup searching for a problem today. It needs capacity, flexibility, and reliability in specific places where the grid is constrained and where new generation and wires take years to build. That is the right way to look at Hydrostor’s proposed Quinte Energy Storage ... [continued] The post Hydrostor’s […]