January 2022

Tesla is the market leader, but that doesn’t mean the all-new BMW i4 isn’t worthy. How do they stack up? Source: InsideEVs – Articles Read More

It is the Chinese company’s first firmware-over-the-air (FOTA) update performed outside its home country. Source: InsideEVs – Articles Read More

Both EVs cost roughly $50,000 each, so this comparison makes sense; it also shows how aggressively priced the Ioniq 5 is. Source: InsideEVs – Articles Read More

Will Tesla begin producing Model Y’s with structural battery packs and 4680 cells when Giga Austin opens? Source: InsideEVs – Articles Read More

The plug appears different – unsurprisingly – than Tesla’s proprietary connector on Tesla’s cars in North America. Source: InsideEVs – Articles Read More

Subaru shows some racy-looking EVs. More EVs on the market last year meant the median EPA range dropped somewhat. And is profitability possible for EV fast-charging by the middle of the decade? This and more, here at Green Car Reports. An executive at BP claims, according to Reuters, that on a margin basis electric-vehicle fast-charging

Vision Marine Technologies (NASDAQ: VMAR) has partnered with battery supplier Octillion Power Systems to develop a custom high-voltage 35 kW battery pack exclusively for use in the recreational boating market. Octillion will manufacture a new battery system to power Vision’s E-Motion outboard powertrain, which features a 180 hp motor. The configuration of the battery pack

Sponsored by Zeiss ZEISS eMobility Solutions Delivers Quality SolutionsThe automotive industry is rapidly accelerating development and release of new electric vehicles. And since the construction of electric powertrains differs significantly from those of combustion engine vehicles, companies are being forced to adapt the production and assembly of critical electric vehicle components as well. A major

Everything’s big in Texas, especially Tesla’s Gigafactory and the giant Giga Press casting machines that will be used there to stamp body components for Model Y. Tesla put its first Giga Press into operation at the Fremont factory in 2020. Made by the Italian firm Idra, it has a clamping force of 55,000 to 61,000