According to a recent research study by Morgan Stanley, Ford Motor Company is on pace to outsell General Motors (GM) in the EV market for 2021. The research compares Ford’s EV sales through the first ten months of this year against GM’s, while noting the latter’s halt to Bolt production.
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Source: Charge Forward
In an email sent to SpaceX employees, obtained by Space Explored, Elon Musk addressed the ‘crisis’ of Starship Raptor engine production and said the company could face a ‘genuine risk of bankruptcy’ if the company is unable to achieve a Starship flight rate of once every two weeks next year.
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Source: Charge Forward
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This is a close-to-production preview of the BMW M’s second production car after the mid-engined M1 of the late ‘70s.
Source: Electric Vehicle News
It’s tough, powerful, safety certified, and affordable. The Grizzl-E Classic is hard to beat.
Source: Electric Vehicle News
The plant in Michigan might be expanded from 5 GWh/year to 40 GWh/year.
Source: Electric Vehicle News
Elon Musk confirmed that the Tesla Cybertruck will have a yoke steering wheel, and he also said that the electric pickup truck will be a “technology bandwagon.”
It could mean that it will have a better version of the new steering wheel.
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Source: Charge Forward
Xiaomi Automotive recently signed a contract with a committee from the Beijing Economic-Technological Development Area to establish its entire automotive business in the suburb of Yizhuang. With a goal to put its first EV on roads in 2024, Xiaomi will establish its headquarters, R&D, and manufacturing on the site that will be constructed in two phases.
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Source: Charge Forward
55% of US registered voters support a requirement that all new cars sold after 2030 be all-electric, while just 35% oppose, according to a new poll.
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Source: Charge Forward
The charging point is different than in the U.S., as it has no fixed cable.
Source: Electric Vehicle News
