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BMW will assemble battery packs in Thailand, too.
In the case of BMW Group, the primary battery pack production site is in Dingolfing, Germany, but step-by-step the company is launching also other smaller sites around the world to localize battery assembly.
There is already a BMW battery facility in Spartanburg, U.S. as …read more
All-electric cars are pushing the market up, as PHEVs decrease.
The European plug-in electric car market expanded by 24% year-over-year in October to 32,319, which is good compared to just 1% growth in September.
However, it’s clear that results are affected by the transition to WLTP certification, which wiped out many PHEV …read more
The hype is real!
The Rivian R1T all-electric pickup truck really shocked the world at its debut. We just can’t get enough of it, so we were happy to see the Alex from the Alex on Autos YouTube channel spending some time with it. As you can see in the footage …read more
Also, more games!
Tesla is adding toilet humor to its cars. No joke. That is to say, we’re not kidding. CEO Elon Musk announced in a tweet today (embedded below) the inclusion of a couple new upcoming Easter eggs for the all-electric vehicles, along with a number of unnamed new games.
While …read more
Bigger is better!
The Hyundai Kona Electric is available in some markets with either a 39-kWh or a 64-kWh battery. The biggest difference is the range each will travel on a charge, but there are other aspects buyers should be aware of. One of those is charging speed while connected to …read more
Here’s how to get the max miles out of your EV.
Though some of the latest electric vehicles can run for more than 200 miles on a charge, so-called range anxiety remains a common malady among EV owners. It can be nerve-wracking to drive with one eye on the road and …read more
Volkswagen’s new CEO is actively searching for a location to build an electric car factory in North American.
It’s crazy to us at InsideEVs that Volkswagen is doing so much to promote and gear up for its electric car efforts. We’re impressed by the company’s massive charging network plans and its …read more
As the LA Auto Show comes to a close, we look forward to NAIAS and its electric debuts.
As Autoblog recently reported, Nissan and Infiniti chief designer has teased that both brands will come forth with electric vehicle debuts at the 2019 North American International Auto Show. The show will take …read more
It’s bigger than the Hyundai Kona Electric, so the range is lower.
The 2019 Kia Niro EV is not new to us, as we’ve covered it extensively over the past year or so. However, with its U.S. debut at the LA Motor Show, we learn a couple of fresh details.
The start-up electric automaker will also invest $22 million into the design company from which it was born.
The last time we saw the Pininfarina PF0 was in September, and we didn’t actually see the whole car. We got a good look at its Rimac-supplied all-electric powertrain, one that the Automobili …read more
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