Today, Tesla (TSLA) released its Q3 2021 delivery and production numbers – confirming it achieved again new records.
The automaker managed to deliver 241,300 electric vehicles during the last quarter.
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Source: Charge Forward
Volkswagen partnered with Electrek to test the ID.4 electric crossover for a week. During the development, release, and launch, we’ve covered the ID.4 with great anticipation.
For this sponsored partner post, I test out the ID.4 as a daily driver and road-trip vehicle, taking notice of the comfort, utility, and light off-road capabilities.
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Source: Charge Forward
The numbers are in and deliveries far exceeded expectations.
Source: Electric Vehicle News
The firm now has 100 Supercharger stations and 1,000 Superchargers in Shanghai – more than any other city.
Source: Electric Vehicle News
The Model S Plaid proves it can compete against one of the world’s fastest supercars beyond 60 mph.
Source: Electric Vehicle News
The Tesla Model Y and Model 3 duo take #1 and #2 for the month and almost a third of the market!
Source: Electric Vehicle News
The number of battery swap stations surpasses 500.
Source: Electric Vehicle News
Most of the fun and wacky electric vehicles I find while trawling Alibaba to feature in my Awesomely Weird Alibaba Electric Vehicle of the Week series are notable for being fairly far-fetched. I mean, it’s not every day you come across an electric motorcycle with only one wheel or a fully functional electric submarine.
But the vehicle I’ve found for this week is notable for just how seemingly normal it is, and the fact that from halfway around the world you can buy an actual honest-to-goodness electric pickup truck that is highway capable and prepared to do real work.
Don’t worry though, folks, I’m not going too normie on you. If the truck’s “Rich 6” name is any indication, this thing has enough quirks to keep it interesting.
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Source: Charge Forward
R1S SUV production starts late this year.
Source: Electric Vehicle News
The automaker could launch more than 20 EVs by 2028.
Source: Electric Vehicle News
