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Hertz Is Walking Back A Big Bet On EVs. Here's What's Really Going On

Hertz Is Walking Back A Big Bet On EVs. Here's What's Really Going On

Hertz is cutting a third of its EV rental car fleet and replacing it with gas-powered cars. But the real issue goes deeper than you think.
By Kevin Williams 1m ago
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More Than 7,000 U.S. Car Dealers Sign Up For 'Point Of Sale' EV Credits

More Than 7,000 U.S. Car Dealers Sign Up For 'Point Of Sale' EV Credits

Thousands of car dealers are about to make it easier—and cheaper—to buy an EV in 2024. Here's how.
By Suvrat Kothari Dec 24 2023
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These GM, Ford And Tesla EVs Will Lose Their Tax Credit On January 1, 2024

These GM, Ford And Tesla EVs Will Lose Their Tax Credit On January 1, 2024

The effects may be temporary, but for now, they mean changes to the Chevy Blazer EV, Cadillac Lyriq, Mustang Mach-E and more.
By Dan Mihalascu Dec 22 2023
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E-Scooter Sharing Platform Bird Has Filed For Bankruptcy In The US

E-Scooter Sharing Platform Bird Has Filed For Bankruptcy In The US

Bird’s Canadian and European operations will continue for the time being.
By Enrico Punsalang Dec 22 2023
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US E-Bike Sales Have Quadrupled Since 2019 – What Could The Future Hold?

US E-Bike Sales Have Quadrupled Since 2019 – What Could The Future Hold?

E-Bikes could hold the key to the future of urban mobility.
By Enrico Punsalang Dec 21 2023
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DHL Thinks Its Electric Trucks Are Just Right For The Country

DHL Thinks Its Electric Trucks Are Just Right For The Country

These trucks use up to 50% less energy than a traditional Diesel truck on the same route.
By Kevin Williams Dec 14 2023
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Volkswagen Looking To Renault For Help Developing Cheap EV: Report

Volkswagen Looking To Renault For Help Developing Cheap EV: Report

VW is falling behind its European competitors, so it’s looking for partnerships to help it regain lost ground.
By Iulian Dnistran Dec 11 2023
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Volkswagen Will Cut Staffing Costs By A Fifth As Part Of Group's $10.8B Savings Plan (Updated)

Volkswagen Will Cut Staffing Costs By A Fifth As Part Of Group's $10.8B Savings Plan (Updated)

VW brand CEO Thomas Schaefer said last week that the carmaker is “no longer competitive.”
By Iulian Dnistran Dec 11 2023
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The Tesla Cybertruck Has Strong Sales Potential, But Only If US Buyers Step Up

The Tesla Cybertruck Has Strong Sales Potential, But Only If US Buyers Step Up

Tesla has done very well globally. But Cybertruck is aimed at the US market where electric trucks aren't popular.
By Eric Loveday Dec 9 2023
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China Pushes Back On Biden's New EV Tax Credit Rules

China Pushes Back On Biden's New EV Tax Credit Rules

China thinks the new rules run counter to the spirit of the World Trade Organization.
By Kevin Williams Dec 8 2023
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'Great For The Industry': Ford, Others Get Tesla Cybertruck 48V System Specs

'Great For The Industry': Ford, Others Get Tesla Cybertruck 48V System Specs

This might spark another technological shift in the industry.
By Mark Kane Dec 7 2023
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Rental Company Sixt Phases Out Tesla EVs From Fleet

Rental Company Sixt Phases Out Tesla EVs From Fleet

The German rental car giant says the reduced residual value, and high repair costs as the reasons why it's dropping Teslas.
By Kevin Williams Dec 6 2023
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The Tesla Cybertruck Could Be An Insurance And Repair Nightmare

The Tesla Cybertruck Could Be An Insurance And Repair Nightmare

DeLorean enthusiasts, body shop technicians, and insurance agents all weigh in on Tesla's stainless steel truck.
By Kevin Williams Dec 5 2023
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EV Adoption Is Slow Because There Aren’t Enough Affordable Compact SUVs: J.D. Power

EV Adoption Is Slow Because There Aren’t Enough Affordable Compact SUVs: J.D. Power

A lackluster charging infrastructure and high prices are also among the reasons why Americans reject EVs.
By Iulian Dnistran Dec 5 2023
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The Next Chevy Bolt Will Arrive In 2025, CEO Mary Barra Confirms

The Next Chevy Bolt Will Arrive In 2025, CEO Mary Barra Confirms

We finally have a launch year for the future LFP battery-powered Chevy Bolt.
By Dan Mihalascu Dec 5 2023
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Here's Why The Tesla Cybertruck Might Never Make It To Europe (Updated)

Here's Why The Tesla Cybertruck Might Never Make It To Europe (Updated)

Weight, a penchant for smaller-sized vehicles, and the charging port all make for a tough pill to swallow.
By Iulian Dnistran Dec 5 2023
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GM CEO Expects ‘Significantly Higher’ EV Production In 2024

GM CEO Expects ‘Significantly Higher’ EV Production In 2024

Mary Barra said the company was “a bit disappointed” because of the manufacturing restraints in building EV battery cells.
By Iulian Dnistran Nov 30 2023
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Hyundai Motor Will Halt One Of Its ICE Vehicle Factories To Build A New EV Plant

Hyundai Motor Will Halt One Of Its ICE Vehicle Factories To Build A New EV Plant

Other manufacturers claim their EV sales are slow due to weak demand. So how come Hyundai is charging ahead?
By Iulian Dnistran Nov 29 2023
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Volkswagen Boss Warns 'We Are No Longer Competitive'

Volkswagen Boss Warns 'We Are No Longer Competitive'

The company plans massive cost-cutting, including staff reductions.
By Mark Kane Nov 28 2023
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France: 125 Million Euros Towards Development Of Cycling Infrastructure

France: 125 Million Euros Towards Development Of Cycling Infrastructure

France is once again rolling out funding for cycling-focused infrastructure projects.
By Enrico Punsalang Nov 28 2023
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Here’s How BYD Rocked Toyota’s Manufacturing World

Here’s How BYD Rocked Toyota’s Manufacturing World

Once a leader in manufacturing efficiency, Toyota learned a lot from Chinese automaker BYD.
By Iulian Dnistran Nov 17 2023
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GM Quietly Gets Into The Gigacasting Game After Buying Key Tesla Supplier

GM Quietly Gets Into The Gigacasting Game After Buying Key Tesla Supplier

The move should help General Motors lower the cost of its upcoming EVs.
By Iulian Dnistran Nov 16 2023
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Pricing Is Still The Biggest Barrier For EV Buyers, Study Reveals

Pricing Is Still The Biggest Barrier For EV Buyers, Study Reveals

That’s despite the fact that prices have dropped significantly.
By Iulian Dnistran Nov 15 2023
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The U.S. Is ‘10 To 20 Years Behind Asia’ In Battery Manufacturing And Research: Report

The U.S. Is ‘10 To 20 Years Behind Asia’ In Battery Manufacturing And Research: Report

A letter signed by two U.S. senators urges the Energy Department to step up America’s battery research game.
By Iulian Dnistran Nov 10 2023
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