Browsing: electric vehicles

Toyota and Longbow, a new EV startup, are making waves in the electric vehicle market. Toyota unveiled new electric models, including a pickup truck, while Longbow is set to release two electric sports cars.

The UK government is injecting £120 million to support the transition to electric vehicles (EVs) across the country. This funding aims to make it easier, faster, and cheaper for individuals and businesses to switch to electric vans, taxis, and motorbikes.

Hyundai and General Motors are nearing an agreement that would see Hyundai supply electric vans to GM and GM provide midsize pickup trucks to Hyundai for the North American market.

Mercedes-Benz is preparing to introduce a new mid-size electric van built on the VAN.EA platform, targeting the luxury market and aiming for a 2026 release in the United States. The new van is expected to fill the gap left by the discontinued Metris model.

Examining the environmental impact of car emissions, the rise of electric vehicles, and the EU’s strategies for a cleaner future.

Learn about EVject, a device designed to allow EV drivers to disconnect from charging stations quickly and potentially escape dangerous situations, particularly at night.

This indicator tracks the growing prevalence of electric vehicles (EVs), including battery electric vehicles (BEVs) and plug-in hybrid electric vehicles (PHEVs), as a proportion of new vehicle registrations. It serves as a barometer for advancements in fuel efficiency and reductions in pollutant emissions within the transportation sector.

From Autopilot to Dog Mode, here’s a look at the innovative features that have made Tesla a leader in the electric vehicle market.

Ford’s second-quarter sales report reflects growing customer interest in its diverse vehicle lineup, with hybrid and electric vehicle sales experiencing significant growth.

Provisional data from the European Environment Agency indicates a continued decrease in CO2 emissions from newly registered cars and vans in Europe throughout 2023.