The UK’s electric vehicle rapid charging network will be required to have a 99% reliability rate under new laws coming in later this year. This, ministers hope, will eradicate range anxiety and create a “world-class” charging grid. The legislation also includes a £1.6 billion investment in 300,000 new charge points across the country, which, it… Continue reading New law to make EV charging network 99% reliable
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07:00 ETDana Publishes Annual Sustainability and Social Responsibility Report, Details Positive Action for Our PlanetDana today published A Better Way…
MAUMEE, Ohio, April 22, 2022 /PRNewswire/ — Dana today published A Better Way, A Better World – the company’s all-digital and interactive annual Sustainability and Social Responsibility report. Available on Dana.com, the report outlines the company’s commitment to changing the world by delivering on its e-propulsion strategy, protecting the planet, leading through innovation, and supporting our… Continue reading 07:00 ETDana Publishes Annual Sustainability and Social Responsibility Report, Details Positive Action for Our PlanetDana today published A Better Way…
Tesla 800V Cybertruck hint, Audi Q4 E-Tron timing, DOE connects on V2X: Today’s Car News
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DOE partnership aims to spur US bidirectional charging integration for EVs and infrastructure
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Audi E-Tron GT and E-Tron SUV EV families carry over; Q4 due this summer
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Tesla suggests possible shift to 800V in Cybertruck and Semi, not Robotaxi or 3/Y
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This Southern California lithium goldmine may power Detroit’s auto future
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Why Volkswagen wants to be relevant in America again
For years, Volkswagen’s poor performance in the U.S. fueled debate among the company’s managers about whether Europe’s biggest carmaker should simply pack up and leave. According to Chief Executive Officer Herbert Diess, that’s no longer remotely an option. “We are going nowhere,” Diess said in a recent interview with CBS’s “60 Minutes.” “No, we have… Continue reading Why Volkswagen wants to be relevant in America again
Plagued by toxic sea, California communities fight for their piece of EV lithium boom
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Automotive industry leaders gather to drive electrified vehicle manufacturing in the North East
SMMT Regional Forum comes to Sunderland to help secure more investment for the region as automotive industry looks to ramp up zero-emission vehicle and battery production. Latest SMMT analysis reveals £4.1bn auto sector commitment to North East in UK’s first ‘electric decade’, helping create at least 7,000 jobs in EV manufacturing. Speakers from Adient, Advanced… Continue reading Automotive industry leaders gather to drive electrified vehicle manufacturing in the North East