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12d ago
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How Hyundai Succeeded in the US Market with Smaller Electric Vehicles
Learn how Hyundai's focus on smaller electric vehicles helped them become successful in the American market.
12d ago
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Ship shortage holds up Chinese EV sales in Europe
A shortage of ships is causing delays in Chinese electric vehicle (EV) sales in Europe.
13d ago
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EV Excursion from Chicago to New York in a Tesla Tests Charging Effectiveness
Fox Business' Jeff Flock embarks on an 808-mile road trip from Chicago to New York in an electric vehicle to test the charging capabilities.
14d ago
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China’s BYD Beats Tesla in Global EV Sales and Stuns Carmakers with Low Prices
China's BYD recently surpassed Tesla in global electric vehicle sales, but it's their remarkably low prices that are leaving other carmakers in shock.
14d ago
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Revo Zero Unveils Hydrogen-Battery Hybrid Car with Impressive Range
A US start-up is now accepting pre-orders for a plug-in hybrid vehicle that combines hydrogen fuel-cell and battery technology, offering a range of 700 miles (1,127km).
15d ago
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China's Dominance in Electric Vehicles Presents a Dilemma to the West
China's electric vehicle industry has become a dominant force globally, creating a dilemma for Western countries. The West must navigate the challenges and opportunities posed by China's EV dominance.
16d ago
Electric Vehicles
Federal EV Incentive Change Widens Access for Low and Middle-Income Buyers
A change to the federal EV incentive that took effect Monday could widen access for low and middle-income buyers who want to go electric but have been excluded by high prices.
16d ago
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DC Greenlights Aggressive Electric Vehicle Mandate Despite Criticism on Consumer Costs
The Washington, D.C. Department of Energy and Environment (DOEE) has adopted an aggressive electric vehicle (EV) mandate, similar to California's, requiring automakers to only sell zero-emissions vehicles starting in 2035. While supporters argue that the regulations will benefit air quality and public health, critics warn of higher consumer costs and concerns about the capacity of the power grid to handle increased demand.