Tag: EV news
VinFast looking to work with U.S. dealers says CEO
Vietnamese automaker VinFast is in talks with U.S. partners to sell its electric vehicles through franchised dealerships rather than first-party storefronts.
Direct sales have become...
Tesla is shelling out $20,000 a year to be on Elon...
Tesla continues to create new paying accounts on Elon Musk's X (formerly Twitter), to the point where paying to be on the social media...
Electric vehicle lease cheaper than leasing or buying gas-powered model
A new study claims that an electric vehicle lease is more affordable than purchasing or leasing a gas-powered car.
Car prices have risen steadily since...
Lamborghini unveils Lanzador electric vehicle during Monterey Car Week
Lamborghini unveiled its first fully electric vehicle, the Lanzador, during the Monterey Car Week show on August 18.
The new model, advertised as a battery-powered...
Ford F-150 Lightning beats out Tesla Cybertruck in Cox Auto study
The Ford F-150 Lightning sees more interest from buyers than any other electric pickups on the market, according to Cox Automotive.
Ford has seen relatively...
GM cuts engineering roles as a part of “winning with simplicity”...
By cutting and reallocating around 200 engineering employees, General Motors is moving forward with a new strategy that promises to simplify and lower the...
VinFast’s market cap overtakes Ford and GM after SPAC merger
VinFast, a Vietnamese manufacturer of EVs, made an extraordinary debut on the Nasdaq stock market on August 15. Shares of the automaker, which went...
Stellantis invests more than $100 million in California lithium project
Stellantis revealed its' investing more than $100 million into California's Controlled Thermal Resources, its latest bet on the direct lithium extraction (DLE) sector amid...
GM supports EV battery startup as it focuses on inexpensive materials
General Motors has revealed it's investing in a Silicon Valley firm to assist it in accelerating the development of more affordable battery chemistry for...
New study says low charging satisfaction could limit electric vehicle adoption
Electric vehicle adoption could be stymied by a lack of charging infrastructure and low customer satisfaction scores, according to a new study by J.D....
