A new startup called Autonomy launches in California as a Tesla subscription service with a fleet of 100 Model 3 vehicles, which it aims to grow to 10,000 Tesla vehicles by the end of the year.
The question is: Who is it for?
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More than one in four new Volvos were rechargeable.
Source: Electric Vehicle News
This in spite of the fact that it was recently given a facelift, revised (electrified) powertrains and more tech.
Source: Electric Vehicle News
Chinese battery maker plans to bring LFP production to the US as part of a high-volume joint venture.
Source: Electric Vehicle News
The DYU R1 electric bike certainly wins points for a unique design, but how well does it work? That’s exactly what I set out to find out when I began putting some miles on this interesting-looking e-bike a few weeks ago.
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The month-to-month contract with a three-month minimum term is available from $550 a month, in addition to a $5,500 start fee.
Source: Electric Vehicle News
That’s an improvement of 0.2 seconds over Tesla’s official 0-60 mph time.
Source: Electric Vehicle News
Today Ultra-Yacht announced its first-ever All-Electric Duffy Boat featuring a solar charging option at the St. Petersburg Power and Sailboat Show in Florida. The Duffy Bayshore 18 is a zero-emission, low-maintenance boat that offers up to 12 hours of fun on the water.
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Tesla has started construction on a new, much-needed giant Supercharger station in Santa Monica. The station was also supposed to include the automaker’s 1950s restaurant, but now it’s not clear if the diner is still in the plans.
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