Hyundai has shared pricing for its much anticipated Ioniq 5 EV ahead of its launch in North America in 2022. Additionally, Hyundai has announced a Standard Range RWD trim for the Ioniq 5, which includes a 58 kWh battery pack and 220 miles of range for under $40,000.
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Tesla has released a new product today – Wall Connector faceplates that match its vehicle paint colors. Is it a perfect holiday gift for Tesla owners?
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The EPA’s document lists also vehicle weight and confirms the lack of a heat pump.
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If your electric bill is going up and up, but you’re not sure what’s drawing the power, then installing a Sense Energy Monitor is a solid solution. Designed to track and monitor your home’s electrical usage, Sense can use machine learning to find out what devices in your homes are powered on at what times, helping dwindle down the possible culprits for what’s using excess electricity in your home. Currently on sale for $233, today’s deal marks the second-best price that we’ve tracked all-time. You’ll also find discounts on electric lawn mowers and much more below, as well. We also have a wide selection of Tesla, Greenworks, and other e-bike discounts in today’s New Green Deals, so you won’t want to miss that either.
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With the proposed changes in Build Back Better, changes to the EV tax credit structure are imminent.
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The European oil comanies bp, Shell and Total have been buying up companies in many charging infrastructure-related fields. Now this trend has spread to the US, as bp announces the acquisition of AMPLY Power, a charging and energy management provider for EV fleets.
Under the terms of the agreement, AMPLY Power will continue to operate independently as part of bp’s global portfolio of businesses. The fossil fuel giant plans to expand its global network of EV charging points from around 11,000 today to more than 70,000 by 2030.
Founded in 2018, AMPLY Power aims to make EV adoption easy for fleets. It offers two options: fully financed Charging-as-a-Service (CaaS), under which AMPLY Power provides a comprehensive charging package, and fleet customers pay a flat per-kWh or per-mile rate; and Customer-financed Software-as-a-Service (SaaS), under which customers own their charging infrastructure, and pay an annual fee for software and managed services.
“bp shares our sustainability values and commitment to technological innovation,” says AMPLY Power founder and CEO Vic Shao.
Source: bp
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It’s connected, but don’t be fooled, it’s not charging.
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This may be a controversial choice for TIME, but the publication’s reasoning makes perfect sense.
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Electric bike company SONDORS has claimed that its low-cost electric motorcycle is outselling the largest electric motorcycle manufacturers in the US: Zero Motorcycles and Harley-Davidson’s LiveWire.
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The driving range increase is mainly due to the higher efficiency of the heat pump.
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