Ford began taking reservations for its 2023 Mustang Mach-E on Thursday after a four-month hiatus due to short supply. The automaker also boosted the battery-electric SUV’s range and upped the price amid economic headwinds, such as inflation and rising costs for battery materials. Ford closed the order bank for the 2022 model year last spring… Continue reading Ford reopens order bank and raises prices for 2023 Mustang Mach-E
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GENESIS REVEALS ELECTRIFIED G80 U.S. PRICING, EXPANDS EV SALES TO FOUR MORE STATES
2023 Electrified Genesis G80 available in one configuration, starts at MSRP of $79,825 Continues Genesis’ path towards a fully electrified lineup by 2030, with availability of GV60 and Electrified G80 at select retailers in eight states starting in September, adding Arizona, Nevada, Utah, and Washington Genesis offers three years of 30-minute complimentary charging sessions at… Continue reading GENESIS REVEALS ELECTRIFIED G80 U.S. PRICING, EXPANDS EV SALES TO FOUR MORE STATES
Toyota says there’s no EV demand – maybe try selling one the wheels stay on?
Toyota is at it again, claiming that there’s not enough demand in the United States for electric vehicles – most of which are currently suffering from months of backlog in the United States due to high demand. Even their own bZ4X has a waiting list because, well, the wheels keep falling off. The comments came… Continue reading Toyota says there’s no EV demand – maybe try selling one the wheels stay on?
Tesla sends cease and desist to billionaire running smear campaign
Tesla has sent a cease and desist to billionaire Dan O’Dowd’s Dawn Project, which is currently running a smear campaign against Tesla’s Full Self-Driving Beta. Earlier this year, we reported on Dan O’Dowd, a self-described billionaire and founder of Green Hills Software, a privately-owned company that makes operating systems and programming tools. O’Dowd had launched a Senate campaign… Continue reading Tesla sends cease and desist to billionaire running smear campaign
Tesla threatens to sue critic over ads showing its car hitting kid-sized mannequin
Software company CEO Dan O’Dowd paid for an ad that purports to show Tesla’s FSD system isn’t safe. The automaker disagrees, calling it “misinformation.” Go to Source
Chinese EV maker Xpeng teases two new cars — and one will compete with Tesla’s Model Y
Xpeng President Brian Gu said one of the vehicles will launch in the first half of next year and can be considered a “strong competitor” to Tesla’s Model Y. Go to Source
California EV targets; off-peak charging; Canadian supply chain for Mercedes and VW: Today’s Car News
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VW and Mercedes look to Canada for North American EV battery supply chain
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Stellantis solid-state EV battery partner to open pilot plant in Massachusetts
Stellantis NV’s solid-state battery partner on Thursday said it has acquired a facility in Massachusetts it will expand for a pilot production plant as a part of a $45 million investment. Factorial Inc., which does business as Factorial Energy, is working to create an electric-vehicle battery with a solid material instead of the liquid electrolyte… Continue reading Stellantis solid-state EV battery partner to open pilot plant in Massachusetts
Tesla demands removal of video of cars hitting child-size mannequins
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