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Cell phone manufacturer turned EV maker Xiaomi has been a major success in the auto industry. Now it’s his a massive milestone.

Tesla has revealed plans through permit submissions for a massive Robotaxi charging hub in Austin, Texas. Tesla plans to build the Supercharger hub in multiple phases, with the second phase potentially introducing wireless induction charging, something the company has been developing for the Robotaxi fleet. Initially, 48 Tesla Robotaxi-geared Superchargers Read more

There are millions of Tesla vehicles on the road today which were sold on the promise of full autonomy, but without hardware capable of doing so. Tesla has hemmed and hawed about solutions to this problem – so one owner took it into his own hands.

We’ve got an even more EV-packed edition of Green Deals than we saw yesterday, filled with first-time deals from three of our favorite brands. First, there’s the backorder bundle deal on Lectric’s XPress2 Long-Range Step-Thru Cruiser e-bike with $723 in FREE gear, including an extra battery for an extended 100+ Read more

This Lansing, Michigan plant will employ up to 1,700 people and produce up to 35 GWh worth of batteries per year.

BYD confirmed the new Denza N8 has a “world-leading” pure electric CLTC range of 1,003 km (623 miles), and it can recharge in as little as 5 minutes.

A Tesla “Robotaxi” running with no safety monitor onboard drove straight through a row of bollards protecting a closed-off lane in Austin, then kept driving. The video surfaced Monday, less than a month after Tesla’s head of AI told investors the Robotaxi program has an “impeccable safety record” with “zero Read more

British Columbia Ferry Services (BC Ferries) has selected Corvus Energy to supply the battery systems for four new hybrid-electric passenger and car ferries, part of the operator’s new Summit Class. Corvus will deliver 40 MWh of installed capacity, or 10 MWh per vessel, which it says places the ships among Read more

The public EV charging experience has long been a sore point among users. EV drivers have complained about malfunctioning or out-of-service chargers and unnecessarily complicated apps and payment systems. More recently, there’s a sense that things have greatly improved, and—coincidentally or not—the number of available charging sites continues to expand. Read more