The energy drain is still there, though.
Source: Electric Vehicle News
Mercedes-Benz unveils massive ‘hyperscreen’ inside the EQS electric sedan
Mercedes-Benz has unveiled a massive “hyperscreen” that would be inside the EQS electric sedan coming out this year.
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Source: Charge Forward
VW explains how the ID.4 electric SUV gets smart about coasting
Unlike most other electric cars, the 2021 Volkswagen ID.4 doesn’t feature anything close to one-pedal driving, the aggressive use of regenerative braking that many electric-car fans are fond of. And it’s for good reason, VW argues. What happens when the driver of an electric car takes their foot off the accelerator pedal is a “difficult…
Source: Hybrid and Electric Car News and Reviews
Xpeng Teases New Electric Sedan
Another day, another new electric model teased in China.
Source: Electric Vehicle News
OP-ED: Why Plug-In Hybrids (PHEVs) Are Not Electric Vehicles (EVs)
At least not today’s PHEVs, IMHO.
Source: Electric Vehicle News
Let's Check Out The Renault ZOE DC Fast Charging Capabilities
…and compare it to several other city models.
Source: Electric Vehicle News
Mercedes-Benz EQS electric luxury car will debut full-dash Hyperscreen interface
How much screen space is just right for the electric luxury cars of the near future? Although the company showed a minimalist direction in the far-off interface hinted by last year’s AVTR concept, it’s going a different direction in the near term: bigger is better. With the MBUX Hyperscreen system due to arrive later in 2021 in the EQS…
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Ford Mustang Mach-E Production Exceeds 3,000 A Month
Customer deliveries in the U.S. started in December, but only three cars were delivered.
Source: Electric Vehicle News
Can The Second-Generation Toyota Mirai Challenge The Tesla Model 3?
If you have anywhere near to refill your hydrogen tank, it certainly can.
Source: Electric Vehicle News
All-electric cars hit 54% market share of Norway’s new cars sales in 2020 – 100% achievable by 2025
All-electric cars have hit a new record 54% market share of Norway’s total new cars sales in 2020 – showing that the goal of 100% of new car sales being all-electric by 2025 is achievable.
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Source: Charge Forward
