While the publication chose the EV6 as its best EV, the Model Y takes home the award for “Best Luxury Electric SUV.”
Source: Electric Vehicle News
Canoo Production Comes Into Question After Alarming Q1 Financial Report
The startup admits in this new report it has been spending money at an unsustainable rate…
Source: Electric Vehicle News
FreeWire Introduces Its Most Powerful and Flexible EV Charger: Boost Charger 200
Thanks to an integrated battery, it can supply up to 200 kW (DC), with input power of just up to 27 kW (AC).
Source: Electric Vehicle News
Study: Over Half Of US Daily Vehicle Trips Are Less Than Three Miles
This means the majority of real-world car trips are well within the range of a typical EV, and many studies confirm this.
Source: Electric Vehicle News
First Recorded Rivian R1T Dyno Run Hampered By Safety Systems
The R1T apparently kept cutting power on the dyno because it thought it was going to crash into a wall…
Source: Electric Vehicle News
DHL orders large fleet of electric trucks from Volvo
DHL, the logistics giant, announced a deal with Volvo Trucks to cooperate on accelerating the electrification of its operations – starting with ordering a large fleet of electric trucks.
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Source: Charge Forward
GM Ready To Return To Europe As EV-Only Maker: CEO
Mary Barra confirmed the automaker’s plan to increase its presence in Europe as GM targets an all-electric lineup by 2035.
Source: Electric Vehicle News
Watch Tesla Model 3 On FSD Beta Brake Before Crash To Protect Driver
Autopilot braked the car milliseconds before a Honda truck running a red light smashed into the Tesla’s front left fender.
Source: Electric Vehicle News
NYC wants to take 25% of its street space away from cars in favor of a walkable/bikeable city
Back when COVID-19 ravaged New York City and turned the city’s transportation needs upside down, significant portions of the road space were repurposed for non-car use. From bike lanes to public seating and urban parks, roads that previously saw gridlocked traffic were nearly instantly transformed into public spaces that benefitted a wider group of residents.
After being forced to realize the benefits of such repurposing of streets, the city is now asking, “Why shouldn’t it just stay that way?”
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Source: Charge Forward
Rivian Announces Q1 2022 Results, Posts $1.6 Billion Net Loss
The EV startup also announced $95 million in revenue, below Wall Street’s forecast of $131 million.
Source: Electric Vehicle News
