Author: James Bryant
James Bryant is an EV journalist at EVMagz.com, covering global developments in electric vehicle technology, battery innovation, charging infrastructure, and clean mobility policy across major markets. He holds a degree in Journalism and Digital Media and, outside of work, enjoys early-morning swimming, building custom mechanical keyboards, and exploring independent electric motorcycle projects.
Opel Mokka is this Small SUV which is the first car from Opel that uses full electricity as its driving force. Speaking of design, the exterior of the new Mokka is inspired by the vizor on the full-face helmet and is planned to be applied to other Opel lineups as well. At the muzzle, Opel Mokka has a headlight with a rigid shape. Likewise with the LED Daytime Running Lights which are placed at the top of the headlights. See also: Opel and Vauxhall Motors EV-Only In Europe By 2028 Opel Mokka does not have a traditional grille like in…
New Model Y version appears on EPA website with range of 279 miles and AWD powertrain
According to the EPA website, Tesla is known to be preparing a Model Y variant with a range of 279 miles and an AWD powertrain. On the website, there is a new variant of the Model Y AWD which has the same powertrain and efficiency ratings that are almost identical to the Model Y Long Range AWD currently on the market. But what makes the difference is the range, which is 279 miles, not 330 miles per charge. In the market, Tesla only issued two variants of the Model Y, namely: Model Y Long Range AWD with 330 miles of…
Carlos Tavares, Stellantis CEO believes that the combined company Fiat Chrysler Automobiles and PSA Group he leads will be able to catch up with Tesla’s electric car production in the next few years. “I’m trying not to be overbearing, but confident and confident in the fact that we’re going to catch up in the next few years with Tesla and it’s going to be a very healthy competition,” Tavares said. Tavares then explained, Stellantis will increase the number of electric car models by increasing annual revenue globally until 2030. See also: Stellantis announced a partnership with Foxconn to manufacture semiconductors…
Suzuki has just released the Suzuki Vitara Full Hybrid to the market. This is a big step for the Japanese manufacturer to develop a new source of energy in its car. Talking about the appearance, the clamshell hood, which is characterized by the Vitara model, is maintained to give a dashing look. Then the front bumper design is also new to make it look fresher and more modern. Suzuki Vitara Full Hybrid side body curves are reminiscent of the first generation Vitara in 1988. Also equipped with companion accessories such as rear underguards and roofrails that thicken the character of…
Aston Martin announces partnership with Britishvolt to produce high-performance electric vehicle batteries
Aston Martin announced its collaboration with Britishvolt, a UK-based battery technology company, with the aim of developing batteries for high-performance electric vehicles. In which, Aston Martin will launch its first mass-produced fully electric vehicle in 2025, hoping to take advantage of new battery technology that sets new standards for repeatable on-track performance, charge time and range. The two companies signed a Memorandum of Understanding for joint research and development of battery technology specifically designed for high-performance cars. The joint team will design, develop and industrialize the battery pack, including bespoke modules and battery management systems. See also: Britishvolt gets millions…
Entering 2022, the Toyota Mirai is now equipped with the Teammate driver assistance technology system, which is available in the Limited variant for $66,025. This Teammate system has two functions known as Advanced Drive and Advanced Park. The second function is standard on the Toyota Mirai Limited variant and allows for parking without putting your hands on the steering wheel when accelerating, braking and shifting gears. Meanwhile, Advanced Drive is an option with an additional cost of $5,170. This driving assistance allows the driver to take their hands off the steering wheel when driving on the highway under certain conditions.…
Electric vehicles are the right choice to save fuel costs and energy consumption. The range is the biggest consideration that consumers use before buying an electric vehicle. The main consideration is that consumers do not want to mess up by running out of energy when traveling a certain distance. But if a low operating cost factor and carbon footprint is the main factor, consumers need to pay more attention to efficiency rather than the range. MPGE Rating The simplest way for consumers to see the efficiency of electric vehicles is to look at the EPA’s combined miles-per-gallon-equivalent (mpge) rating. In…
Kia Motors revealed its plans to produce many electric vehicle models within the next five years. At least, there will be 14 new electric vehicles launched until 2027. This strategy is seen as a way to increase global sales volume to 4 million units per year by 2030. Starting from the business plan that has been prepared, Kia will launch at least 2 electric cars per year until 2027 later. “This roadmap builds on Kia’s successful ‘Plan S’ strategy first announced in 2020, and reveals more details on how the company will achieve its vision of becoming a sustainable mobility…
Electric vehicles require different maintenance from cars that use an internal combustion engine. One of them is from the selection of tires. Many consider tires for cars to be the same, whether for electric cars or conventional cars. In fact, electric cars require special tires. There are several reasons why the tires used in electric cars are specially made. First, electric cars generally have a heavier weight because these cars carry batteries. Second, Steven added, electric cars also have higher torque which results in faster tire wear. Third, electric cars tend to be quieter or less noisy, so the sound…
Letenda introduces the Electrip, electric transit bus for the harsh winter conditions
With its ambition to contribute to the transformation of the green economy, Canada-based electric bus manufacturer Letenda is introducing a new generation of transit buses specially developed for cruising through the harsh winter season. Named, Electrip, this bus is a 9-meter-long inter-city transit bus with a design and geometry that focuses on comfort, visibility, and prioritizes maneuverability. Letenda President and CEO, Nicolas Letendre, revealed that the Letenda Electrip bus is the first model in the company’s line that has been in development for six years. See also: Introducing Solterra SUV, first electric vehicle from Subaru “We are proud to present…
Volkswagen is reportedly in discussions with Huawei’s automotive division to acquire a project team that is developing self-driving car technology or autonomous cars. According to Jiemian, a news source in China, the two sides will later form a joint venture. Volkswagen will provide funding and control the company, while Huawei will provide the technology needed to become a Tier 1 supplier. “It’s like Huawei selling its self-driving technology business to Volkswagen for around $1.6 billion,” said the anonymous source. See also: Everything You should know about Volkswagen ID.Buzz specifications Based on information circulating, previously Volkswagen was also in talks with…
Volkswagen ID.Buzz is the latest electric car made by a German manufacturer that belongs to the Volkswagen ID family. ID.Buzz will be VW’s first commercial electric car to use the Modular Electric Drive or MEB platform. Volkswagen said ID.Buzz will immediately be present in 5-seater passenger variants and ID.Buzz Cargo. What are the specifications? Starting from the dimensions, the Volkswagen ID.Buzz has a wheelbase of 2,988 mm, which is longer than the VW ID.6. See also: Volkswagen e-Up! back for sale after 14 months stopped ID.Buzz has a Volkswagen Type 2-inspired body with dimensions of 4,712 mm in length, 1,985…