Ford has confirmed plans to transfer 800 factory employees from its Dearborn Truck Plant to the nearby Rouge Electric Vehicle Center in the coming months in order to build more F-150 Lightning pickup trucks. Per the Detroit Free Press, demand for the all-electric truck remains high so the Blue Oval has decided it needs the […]
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The New York Auto Show opened up to the public today but I was able to check it out a few days earlier during the Media Preview days. In addition to getting a look at the new EVs on display, I stopped by the Autel Energy booth to see if the company had any new
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Polestar announced that its global electric car deliveries during the first quarter of 2023 amounted to approximately 12,000 units. According to the company, that’s nearly 26 percent more than a year ago, which means that in Q1 2022, the volume amounted to about 9,550 or so. That’s a noticeable but not very high growth rate.
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The transition from combustion engine cars to all-electric cars is a long story that began 15 years ago and is set to continue for at least another 15 years. It is not only a question of massive investments by manufacturers and governments around the world, but also of social and cultural challenges for drivers and users
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The upcoming Mercedes EQG will be the first EV to use silicon-based anodes, which will be supplied by California-based battery materials firm Sila Nanotechnologies. The “Titan Silicon” battery material has been in the works for several years and is now finally commercially available, with Mercedes being the first automaker in line to receive it. Sila claims Titan Silicon
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Rivian has officially added the Performance Dual-Motor option for the all-electric R1T pickup, which can be paired with either the Large Pack or the Max Pack battery variants. The change comes after Rivian announced back in December 2022 that it would no longer offer the ability to pair the quad-motor version with the biggest battery
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SAN FRANCISCO — A California Tesla owner on Friday sued the electric carmaker in a prospective class-action lawsuit accusing it of violating the privacy of customers. The lawsuit in the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of California came after Reuters reported on Thursday that groups of Tesla employees privately shared via an internal
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WASHINGTON — U.S. safety authorities said on Friday they are investigating whether an advanced driver assistance system was in use when a Tesla struck a 17-year-old student that exited a school bus in North Carolina. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration said Friday it would open the special crash investigation into a incident in which
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What’s the process for photographing a car for a Bring a Trailer listing? And what kind of gear do photographers use to get the job done? To find out, we met up with one of BaT’s go-to shooters, Teddy Pieper, owner of Velocity Concepts LLC. In this conversation, Teddy shares his techniques, tips, and favorite
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Some auto dealerships are installing solar panels to offset expensive and energy-intensive automaker requirements to build EV chargers on their lots. Dealerships in sunny locations with large roofs and parking lots may be well-equipped to install solar panels and reduce their energy costs, said auto and energy experts at the New York International Auto Show
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