A new Toyota electric crossover SUV is about to hit the world’s largest EV market. The Toyota bZ3C leaked in China on Friday, showing a familiar look. The new electric crossover SUV was developed with China’s leading EV maker, BYD. Toyota bZ3C leaked, revealing new electric SUV in China Toyota introduced the bZ3C concept at… Continue reading Toyota bZ3C leaked as new Prius-lookalike electric SUV in China
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Toyota chairman set to visit Hyundai in Korea: Is another EV partnership coming?
Toyota’s former CEO and current chairman, Akio Toyoda, is heading to South Korea next month for a strategic meeting with Hyundai. With a private meeting scheduled between company chairpersons, is a new Toyota and Hyundai EV collaboration coming? On his first trip to Seoul in over a decade, Toyoda is scheduled to meet with Hyundai… Continue reading Toyota chairman set to visit Hyundai in Korea: Is another EV partnership coming?
This retro-futuristic Renault R17 EV restomod needs to go into production immediately [Video]
French automaker Renault recently unveiled an all-electric restomod of its classic R17 model launched in 1971. Imagined through a collaboration with French designer Ora Ïto, this unique Renault EV is a home run blending of a classic past with the technology of the future, and it needs to go into production. Forgive us for covering… Continue reading This retro-futuristic Renault R17 EV restomod needs to go into production immediately [Video]
Tesla is looking to sell its first virtual power plant
In a surprising move, Tesla announced that it is looking to sell its very first virtual power plant, which is operating in South Australia. Tesla has a long history with the energy industry in Australia, where it launched several first projects, such as its “big battery” project. South Australia, in particular, has a lot of… Continue reading Tesla is looking to sell its first virtual power plant
No wraps for Cybertruck, Chevy EV deals, and recycled solar takes off
On today’s electrifying episode of Quick Charge, we talk about Tesla full self driving and why it hasn’t made its way to HW3 vehicles, Cybertruck wraps are going away, and why it might be a great month to buy a new Chevy EV. We also ask why Tesla is stepping back Cybertruck wraps, talk up Chevy’s… Continue reading No wraps for Cybertruck, Chevy EV deals, and recycled solar takes off
GM may buy Chinese EV batteries, but they will be made in the US
A GM electric car with Chinese EV batteries on US streets? That could soon be a possibility. GM is in talks to buy batteries from China’s CATL to be assembled at a new US plant. According to sources close to the matter, the deal would resemble CATL’s partnership with Ford and Tesla. The deal would… Continue reading GM may buy Chinese EV batteries, but they will be made in the US
GM and Hyundai to ‘immediately’ explore partnerships in EV development and supply chains
General Motors (GM) and Hyundai Motor Group announced the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding to explore potential partnerships across a myriad of automotive tech segments, including joint EV and powertrain development, manufacturing, and supply chain sourcing. One of the world’s most prominent American automakers has announced a potential landmark partnership with one of the… Continue reading GM and Hyundai to ‘immediately’ explore partnerships in EV development and supply chains
GM and EVgo to deploy hundreds of 350kW fast chargers at new flagship stations across the US
Longtime collaborators General Motors (GM) and EVgo are expanding upon their existing relationship to bring flagship EV charging stations to major metropolitan areas around the United States. The new stations will be home to 400 fast-charging stalls, some of which will deliver charge rates as high as 350kW. As GM ($GM) continues to expand its… Continue reading GM and EVgo to deploy hundreds of 350kW fast chargers at new flagship stations across the US
Tesla’s Full Self-Driving v12.5 rollout on HW3 failed, what happens next?
Tesla’s rollout of Full Self-Driving v12.5 has failed so far, and owners want to know what happens next? In 2016, Elon Musk announced that all future Tesla vehicles would come equipped with the necessary hardware for self-driving capabilities, even specifying “level 5 self-driving,” which implies the ability to operate autonomously under any conditions. However, shortly… Continue reading Tesla’s Full Self-Driving v12.5 rollout on HW3 failed, what happens next?
Tesla appears to be winding down its Cybertruck wrapping business
Tesla appears to be winding down its Cybertruck wrapping business with fewer options and availability. The Cybertruck only comes in its natural stainless steel finish, but right before launching the electric pickup truck, Tesla launched its own wraping business at select service centers. Starting with Model 3 and Model Y, but the timing was perfect… Continue reading Tesla appears to be winding down its Cybertruck wrapping business