2024 Volkswagen ID.4 (Source: Volkswagen US Media Site) If you’re looking to lease an EV, there’s a great deal to be had on the 2024 VW ID.4 – Volkswagen cut lease pricing by almost $100 a month. CarsDirect reports that according to the latest incentive data, the 2024 VW ID.4 Standard and RWD S can … Continue reading “The VW ID.4 lease price is now the same as the Tesla Model Y”
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Automotive connector space reduction strategies and solutions: Download the new guide Posted June 6, 2024 by Charged EVs & filed under Newswire. Component miniaturization is a key enabler of automotive innovation, particularly in relation to connector technology that transports electrical power, signaling and data within the harnesses to these new electronic components themselves. Download this … Continue reading “Automotive connector space reduction strategies and solutions: Download the new guide”
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Rivian has re-engineered the batteries, motors, and body structure of its R1T and R1S This year the R1 vehicles get their first lithium-iron-phosphate (LFP) batteries The revamp may give the R1 vehicles more in common with Rivian’s upcoming R2 series Rivian this week in Seattle rolled out its revamped R1 family that will take the … Continue reading “Review: 2025 Rivian R1T and R1S gain efficiency, comfort, and a lifeline”
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Volvo Penta has teamed up with the port equipment experts at MOL to develop a forward-looking, 4×4 electric RoRo at the Port of Ghent. It’s news exciting enough to make this reporter ask: what is a RoRo truck? “RoRo” is an affectionate term for a “roll-on, roll-off” terminal truck. Primarily used at shipping terminals, logistics … Continue reading “Volvo Penta and MOL team up on new, 4WD electric RoRo trucks”
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West Virginia Senator Joe Manchin is once again criticizing the Biden administration’s EV tax credit rules, reports Reuters. Manchin, who is known for opposing Biden administration policies and last week left the Democratic Party and registered as an independent, told U.S. Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen during a hearing of the Senate Appropriations Committee that rules … Continue reading “Manchin pushes back over EV tax credit battery content rules”
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Elon Musk is again hypping the delayed Tesla Supervised Full Self-Driving v12.4 update, now saying that it will drive a year between intervention. Although, there’s a pretty big caveat. During the first week of May, Tesla CEO Elon Musk said that the automaker was preparing to release its FSD v12.4 update the next week. We are … Continue reading “Elon Musk says Tesla FSD v12.4 will drive a year between intervention, but there’s a caveat”
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I’ve spent countless hours here at Electrek doing detailed hands-on testing of hundreds of electric bikes. Through thousands of miles of riding, I’ve learned these e-bikes inside and out, top to bottom and front to back. That dedication to real-world e-bike testing has helped me find the best electric bicycles on the market for just … Continue reading “Here are the best electric bikes you can buy at every price level in June 2024”
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Kia’s opened the order books on its new, affordable EV3 electric car, Volvo has a bunch of news for car enthusiasts and equipment geeks alike, we might be past peak oil, e-bikes are hot sellers, and Scooter Doll checks out some electric outboards from Mercury Marine. All this and more on today’s Quick Charge! Source … Continue reading “Kia EV3, a bunch of Volvo news, peak oil, Lectric e-bikes, and electric outboards”
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Honda, like its larger compatriot Toyota, is a former environmental leader turned laggard. However, in both cases, we’ve been seeing indications that a new, slightly more EV-friendly strategy may be in the offing. Honda recently announced new investment of 10 trillion yen ($65 billion) in electrification, saying that it expects demand for battery EVs to … Continue reading “Honda to invest $65 billion in EVs over 7 years”
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Photo: Kempower Finnish EV charger manufacturer Kempower officially opened its first US DC fast charger factory in Durham, North Carolina. Kempower already has three DC fast charger factories in Lahti, Finland, and the new factory in North Carolina, a leased 14,000-square-meter (154,000-square-foot) space, is its fourth. It will produce DC fast chargers for electric cars, trucks, … Continue reading “Finland’s Kempower just opened a DC fast charger factory in North Carolina”