Within 15 kilometers of the city of Toronto, Ontario, Canada, there are 864 public charging point ports (Level 3 and Level 2). Level 2 charging…
China is considering extending its EV subsidies till 2023
China has the world’s largest and among the fastest-growing plug-in electric vehicle markets, thanks in large part to subsidies and tax advantages. It is discussing with…
Biden Continues to Invest in the Electric Vehicle Supply Chain in the United States
To combat human-caused climate change, transportation electrification will be crucial. Transportation is one of the greatest contributors to greenhouse gas emissions in the United States,…
Volvo’s electric cars will include ‘photorealistic’ graphics created with Epic’s Unreal Engine
Volvo will become the newest automaker to use Epic Games’ Unreal Engine’s graphical prowess. The Swedish manufacturer has announced that it will collaborate with the…
Driivz Will Use Electric Vehicle Batteries To Boost Energy Storage
What to do when an alternative energy source quits delivering energy is a difficult topic with some sorts of alternative energy sources. Solar energy isn’t…
Electric vehicles will provide a ‘massive’ boost to Sudbury’s economy
The first municipal conference in Greater Sudbury to look at the commercial feasibility of the BEV (battery electric vehicle) business was told Wednesday that it…
Is battery swapping the most efficient way to charge electric vehicles?
The traditional cable-based charging method for electric vehicles is now being supplemented by a new solution: battery swapping. Various swap-enabled vehicles from various segments are…
By 2031, electric vehicles are predicted to account for 33% of all new car sales
According to GlobalData, a major data and analytics business, electric cars (EVs) will account for over 33% of new automobile sales worldwide by 2031. Due to…
Volvo exhibits market demand for electrified vehicles
Volvo declared in March that by 2030, it would only produce electric vehicles. It reached a new high of over 12% market share in South…
The first electric vehicle, according to Bentley’s CEO, would have 1000kW of power
The first battery-powered Bentley, according to CEO Adrian Hallmark, could sprint to 100 km/h in little over 1.5 seconds, but the required level of performance…