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ChargeLab has released findings from its recent report, “Industry Survey: 500 EV Drivers on Public Charging.” The survey, which polled…
The latest Electric Vehicle Experience Ownership Study by J.D. Power has brought good news for BMW, with its i4 ranking…
Influential U.S. magazine Consumer Reports declared electrified vehicles, including hybrids and fully electric cars, as increasingly desirable compared to their…
The dominance of lithium iron phosphate (LFP) batteries in the electric vehicle (EV) market is set to rise, with projections…
In the quest to democratize electric vehicles (EVs), affordability is a key factor. In countries like China, where EVs have…
Scientists Pursue Sustainable Alternatives to Rare Earth Magnets in EVs and Wind Turbines
By Derick Munoz
The production of high-performance magnets containing rare earth metals, vital components in electric vehicles (EVs), wind turbines, and high-end appliances,…
Despite assertions from a group of American car dealers urging President Biden to reconsider promoting electric cars, a recent study…
Tesla’s Model 3 maintained its position as the most popular used electric vehicle (EV) in the United States for the…
A recent study conducted in the United States by Energetics has brought attention to the distinct charging behaviors of electric…
A recent study conducted by the Department of Energy’s Vehicle Technologies Office sheds light on significant differences in electric vehicle…
Recent developments in the American electric car market have presented a paradox, with some new electric vehicles (EVs) facing slow…
Range anxiety, a common concern among potential electric vehicle (EV) buyers, tends to decrease significantly after ownership, according to a…
A recent survey conducted by Consumer Reports, has highlighted ongoing reliability challenges for electric vehicles (EVs), primarily attributed to charging…
On Monday, South Korea’s leading automotive industry research institute indicated that the global automobile market is on a trajectory to…
A recent report from the Global Fuel Economy Initiative (GFEI) sheds light on the potential carbon emission reductions lost amid…
E-Bikes Surpass Electric Cars in Global Adoption, Contributing to a Reduction of 1 Million Barrels per Day in Oil Demand
By David Smith
While governments globally invest in electric cars to promote environmental sustainability, the less-heralded e-bike industry is quietly contributing to a…
Recent data from Goldman Sachs reveals a positive trend in the realm of electric car battery prices, signaling a decline…
Global Electric Vehicle Sales Maintain Momentum, China Achieves Record Figures Despite Subsidy End
By Derick Munoz
Electric vehicle (EV) sales continue to show resilience on a global scale, with China notably reporting record monthly sales in…
The electric vehicle (EV) market is encountering a notable slowdown, with consumer reluctance attributed to the steep entry costs into…
Electric Vehicle Customers More Satisfied as Prices Stabilize, J.D. Power Study Reveals
By David Smith
Amid the tumultuous impact of the pandemic on the automotive industry, vehicle prices saw significant fluctuations. However, with automakers now…