August 2023

And with a 500-horsepower Type S model atop the range, this is Acura’s most powerful SUV ever. Source: InsideEVs – Articles Read More

Rivian tops 350 miles of range with its middle of three battery packs. Fisker provides a bit more about its $45,000 Alaska electric pickup. And CATL makes its LFP battery tech more cold-weather savvy. This and more, here at Green Car Reports. Fisker sees its upcoming $45,400 Alaska electric truck as its “everything” vehicle, but

On August 19 and 20, the three-row Volkswagen ID. Buzz will make an appearance at Pebble Beach Concours d’Elegance. Source: InsideEVs – Articles Read More

Should the NYC DOT have its way, four-wheeled cargo e-bikes will be allowed to travel along the city’s bike paths. Source: InsideEVs – Articles Read More

Official EPA range ratings for Dual Motor versions of the Rivian R1S electric SUV and R1T electric pickup truck are in—with both models maxing out at 352 miles. The maximum range rating is achieved with the 135-kwh Large Pack and 21-inch wheels. Opting for 22-inch wheels drops range to 341 miles for both the R1S

Kia sold another 1,000+ EV9 in its home market, export remains low. Source: InsideEVs – Articles Read More

The document proposes embedding coils in the road surface, which send power wirelessly to EVs while driving. Source: InsideEVs – Articles Read More

Chinese battery supplier CATL on Wednesday announced a new lithium iron phosphate (LFP) battery that the company claims will enable super-fast charging. Called Shenxing, the new battery is scheduled to enter mass production later this year, according to a company press release. CATL claims it can recover 250 miles of range in just 10 minutes

The brand claims the electric truck will be the lightest and the world’s most sustainable. Source: InsideEVs – Articles Read More

Jaguar CEO Adrian Mardell told Autocar the I-Pace would go out of production in the first half of 2025. Source: InsideEVs – Articles Read More