A motorhome manufacturer from Bavaria presents its first electric model. The Opel-based vehicle is scheduled to hit the market in 2023. (electric car, technology) Go to Source
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Drought and heat wave: Tesla and Nio shut down charging stations in China
The drought and heat in China are affecting not only the production but also the operation of electric cars. (electric car, Tesla) Go to Source
Hippie Caviar Motel: Renault announces electric recreational vehicle
The electric car is based on the Kangoo city delivery van and is intended for sports and outdoor trips. (Renault, technology) Go to Source
Battery: ADAC sees no problem for e-cars in the heat
The ADAC makes it clear that current electric cars are not affected by heat problems. The air conditioning operation hardly affects the range. (ADAC, technology) Go to Source
Passed on to China: Engineer admits stealing Apple Car secrets
An ex-Apple engineer has been caught stealing Apple Car trade secrets and has confessed. (Apple, litigation) Go to Source
Federal Network Agency: GHG quota for private wall boxes is not permitted
Several providers wanted to give users of private charging stations subsidies for their electricity consumption. But the authorities consider this inadmissible. (charging station, electric car) Go to Source
Tuning electric car: Smart announces Brabus version
The new Smart #1 electric car will be accompanied by a performance-enhanced version from Brabus. The exterior of the vehicle has also been changed. (electric car, automobile) Go to Source
Leipzig: Porsche wants to build 80,000 E-Macans
The electric Porsche Macan is to be built in Leipzig from 2023. Porsche is hoping for similar successes as with the combustion engine version. (Porsche, electric car) Go to Source
Vivokey: Microchip implant in hand opens Tesla
A Tesla owner has had a chip implanted in his hand to unlock his car and store cryptocurrencies and data. (Tesla, technology) Go to Source
Full potential for autonomous driving: Tesla’s Full Self Driving will soon cost $15,000
According to Elon Musk, anyone who wants to buy the Full Potential for Autonomous Driving feature for their Tesla will soon be paying $15,000. (Autonomous driving, technology) Go to Source