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New Flyer EVs to be more connected and available with infrastructure package
New Flyer announced the launch of New Flyer Infrastructure Solutions – service dedicated to providing safe, reliable, smart, and sustainable charging and mobility solutions. The move proves that the company links the future with electrification and expects that more …read more
They are coming.
Customers in Europe eagerly await the news about Tesla Model 3 deliveries (from February) and Tesla just released a photo with Model 3 Dual Motor versions off the production line at Fremont factory.
We know that the first units were already sent, so these three aren’t among those on …read more
Taycan to be one of the best-selling vehicles for Porsche
According to German magazine Automobilwoche, Porsche decided to set the Taycan production target at 40,000 per year.
The first signs that the initial goal of 20,000 will be increased appeared several weeks ago and it seems that Porsche is encouraged by the …read more
We are finally getting an e-Ducati, we just don’t know when.
At this point in time, most manufacturers have dabbled in the wonderful world of electric motorcycles whether by actually producing their own, introducing concepts, and/or by unveiling a 10-year plan with electrification listed in the near future. Not all, however, …read more
Read moreUp 56.3% from the past year.
In 2018, China’s installed power battery capacity totaled 56.9GWh, leaping 56.3% from the previous year. Of that, the annual installed energy capacity for ternary batteries and lithium iron phosphate batteries reached 33.1GWh and 22.2GWh respectively, according to data released by China Automotive Power Battery Industry …read more
It’s alive and it looks encouraging.
Aston Martin‘s boss Andy Palmer shared a short video with a validation prototype of the all-electric RapideE.
According to the description, it’s the first time when the car is running under its own power from a 800 V production battery, developed in partnership with Williams Engineering.
“A …read more
And if you can, should you?
The Tesla Model 3 has a pretty awesome 15-inch touch screen. It dominates the dash and is used to display all the information a driver will need. It’s also where any and all settings are changed. If you (like us) think it’s hard to imagine …read more
MSRP went up, but it’s now better equipped
The order guides for the 2019 Volkswagen e-Golf in the U.S. indicate upcoming changes in prices and standard equipment. According to CarsDirect, the base price will go up by $1,400.
Here are the details:
Base SE trim:
2018 – $31,390 ($30,495 MSRP + $895 D&H)
2019 – …read more
Since the Tesla Model 3 key fob isn’t free, should you bother spending the money on it?
When people first heard that the Tesla Model 3 would use a key card instead of a traditional key and/or key fob, it was exciting. And, when it works, it really is pretty neat. …read more
Explains how the Model 3 rear motor might work.
Jason Fenske, of the popular Engineering Explained Youtube channel, has traded in his Tesla Model 3. His new car, which he says is a huge improvement, is also a Tesla Model 3. The video above doesn’t just fill us in on why …read more