According to an agreement announced Foxconn will construct electric cars for Lordstown Motors and its other partner Fisker Corporation at an old GM factory in Ohio.
Category: Electric vehicles
EV Charging Solutions at a Reasonable Price are opening the way for the rise of renewable energy electric automobiles
It’s no secret that the transportation industry will experience a massive shift from gas-powered cars to green power the battery-electric vehicles over the next decade, as
Review of the 2021 model of Volkswagen ID 4 Pro S: An excellent electric vehicle marred by minor flaws
Volkswagen’s ID 4 is the company’s first all-electric SUV and its first global EV. This vehicle is doing a lot of things correctly right out of
The Electric Vehicle Market in China is Growing Far Too Quickly
President Joe Biden made a huge step toward his goal of halving greenhouse gas emissions by half by 2030 by signing an executive order requiring
Why solar panels and the electric vehicles are a great match
Matt Fraser, the head of service delivery at Energy Saving Trust and his family recently moved, which presented the ideal opportunity to experiment with more
Xiaomi is forming a new business unit to produce electric vehicles
When Xiaomi first declared its intention to enter the electric vehicle market in March of this year, many people were skeptical. Aside from stating that
In a $450 million all-stock agreement, Ideanomics will acquire EV fleet maker Via Motors
Ideanomics, a New York-based fintech and electric mobility company, has added another company to its portfolio of acquisitions: commercial electric car maker Via Motors (in
How will the world generate enough electric vehicles and batteries?
The era of the electric vehicle has arrived. GM, the world’s largest automaker, stated earlier this year that it plans to stop selling gasoline and
Climate change efforts are hampered by a lack of funding for electric vehicles
Infrastructure funding has been reduced in half thanks to a bipartisan agreement. President Joe Biden’s request for $15 billion to install 500,000 electric vehicles (EVs) charging
