Tesla Supercharger network reaches impressive 60,000-charger milestone
Tesla’s Supercharger network has reached the impressive new milestone of having deployed 60,000 charging stalls around the world. more…
Tesla’s Supercharger network has reached the impressive new milestone of having deployed 60,000 charging stalls around the world. more…
Mary Barra is sounding the alarm. GM’s CEO warned that China’s escalating EV price war is putting automakers globally under intense pressure. Although she called it a “race to the bottom” with many companies losing money, Barra admitted that the American automaker isn’t immune. more…
During the unveiling, an animation playing on the screen behind Elon Musk showed how quickly the Cybercab can charge.
GM Energy, a wholly owned subsidiary of General Motors, has launched its GM Energy PowerBank, a stationary energy storage system that allows transfer from the grid as well as integration with solar power equipment. The product is available in 10.6 kWh and 17.7 kWh battery capacity variants. It can provide Read more
Plus, Musk promotes one of his inner-circle to exec and The Boring Company’s Vegas Loop has had some unwanted visitors.
Elon Musk has elevated Omead Afshar, who worked in his office in what many saw as a “chief of staff” position, to a top executive role at Tesla after the young engineer was reportedly in hot water at the automaker. This appears to be part of a broader leadership shake-up Read more
Lucid Motors (LCID) stock was down as much as 20% during Thursday’s pre-market after the company announced plans to sell over 262 million shares. The new stock offering is causing share prices to slide ahead of Lucid’s first electric SUV, the Gravity, which will launch later this year. more…
The JackRabbit XG is basically the stronger, bigger brother of the famous little JackRabbit micro e-bike, and I had the chance to test one out to see how well a tiny little EV could work for the average commuter. As it turns out, little is big these days! more…
Ferrari’s new flagship supercar has a 48-volt electrical system–but no dedicated battery for it.
Unless something changes, Tesla may only be able to produce 2,500 Robotaxis annually under current FMVSS exemption rules.