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Bigger battery packs bring an inflated carbon footprint Solution is higher efficiency and reeling range in to a real-world 300 miles Six upcoming Neue Klasse EVs will follow this philosophy BMW aims to grow its electric-vehicle momentum with its next-generation Neue Klasse family of vehicles, but it won’t be doing that with big battery packs. … Continue reading “BMW R&D boss: Bigger batteries in EVs "don't make sense"”
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EV version offers 350 miles; bigger battery would be detrimental EREV system will go 150 miles on battery, then 350 miles on gasoline Promises full system performance whether on battery or range extender Rivian-based architecture promises to keep electric trucks “fresh” It’s been nearly two years since Volkswagen’s Scout Motors electric SUV brand announced a … Continue reading “Scout extended-range PHEV tech, platform could be scaled to other vehicles”
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Sign up for daily news updates from CleanTechnica on email. Or follow us on Google News! Trying to catch up with all the new electric vehicles hitting the market, we dropped into the local Kia dealership to check out the Kia EV5 — which has only been on the market in Australia for … Continue reading “Kia EV5 Makes An Impact Down Under”
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Kia’s electric sports car will smoke a Ferrari and Lamborghini off the line, and it’s already less than half the cost. Now, Kia’s 576 horsepower EV6 GT is even cheaper to drive with nearly $20,000 in lease savings. Here’s how you can get your hands on one. more… Source link by Electrek Author Peter Johnson … Continue reading “Kia’s electric sports car, the EV6 GT, is a steal at nearly $20,000 off”
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comemso, a provider of high-precision test and measurement solutions for electromobility, has announced the integration of Megawatt Charging System (MCS) capabilities into its EVSE and EV test platform. The MCS-ready test platform is designed to meet the demands of 1,500 V and up to 1,000 A for high-performance EV charging. The system already supports CCS, … Continue reading “comemso announces MCS-ready EVSE/EV test platform”
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“Based upon what we saw last year, there was a quick demand. Applications came right away the minute we opened it up. I would imagine people will be going on [ComEd’s website] and immediately trying to see what we have available for them,” Washington said. Since launching its EV rebate program last year, ComEd has funded projects … Continue reading “Illinois’ largest utility unveils $100M to spur EV adoption”
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The Tesla Model Y gets first refresh since original reveal six years ago The updated Model Y arrives in March in the U.S. for $61,630 Tesla sales were down in 2024 Following its refresh of the Model 3, Tesla has released an updated version of the Model Y crossover, codenamed Juniper, though the debut took … Continue reading “2025 Tesla Model Y Juniper arrives in March for $61,630 with Cybercab vibe”
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On today’s wheelin’ and dealin’ episode of Quick Charge, we take a look at a $9,140 deal on a 2025 Nissan LEAF*** in Chicago, things you can do with a robotic lawnmower, and talk about the tough times Tesla is experiencing while its CEO asks if you’ve seen Kyle. We’ve also got some fresh new … Continue reading “Chicago EV deals, Amazon delivery vans for all, and visits from the FBI!”
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Last week’s U.S. Department of Transportation (DOT) announcement placing a freeze on the federal government’s EV charging infrastructure program has already prompted responses from a range of industry interests—including at least one that counts automakers among its membership. In a statement first reported by Reuters, the Electric Drive Transportation Association (EDTA) asked the Trump administration … Continue reading “Automakers want Trump DOT to restart EV charger funding”