Fisker EV owners have a list of confirmed service points Bankruptcy continues, production or brand restart looking unlikely Owners will have to pay for some recall repairs, Fisker again says Fisker owners in North America can rest a little easier this week knowing that they’ll have access to a network of approved service centers for … Continue reading “Here’s where the Fisker Ocean EV can be serviced and fixed”
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Battle Motors announces the launch of the Striker, a Non-CDL Class 6 truck. Engineered for superior comfort, safety, durability, and advanced technology, the Striker is poised to set a new benchmark in the medium-duty truck market. It also promises to elevate fleet operations, making urban and regional logistics more efficient while prioritizing driver well-being. The … Continue reading “Battle Motors Unveils the Striker Non-CDL Class 6 Truck:Fueling Momentum in Medium-Duty Transportation”
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An SUV for the Polestar Brand Polestar has released three models in America, beginning with their last gasoline-propelled car, the sublime limited production 2021 Polestar 1 plug-in hybrid coupe. All following models were 100% electric. Next came the efficient all-electric sedan, the 2022 Polestar 2 Single Motor (rear-wheel drive); followed by the 2023 Polestar 2 … Continue reading “Flash Drive: 2025 Polestar 3”
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Kia issued a recall for 12,400 EV9 models due to a software glitch that could cause the remote smart parking feature to fail to stop as intended. Kia will recall 12,400 EV9 models over a software glitch The Remote Smart Parking Assist (RSPA) feature is designed to park your EV9 or summon it when parked … Continue reading “Kia is recalling 12,400 EV9 SUVs over faulty remote parking assist that may not stop”
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Sponsored by EnergyHub. Adoption of electric vehicles is accelerating rapidly, posing challenges to aging distribution infrastructure. Fortunately, managed charging offers a compelling solution. In this eBook, EnergyHub explores how growing residential EV load affects utility power distribution networks, and how utilities can use managed charging programs to both delight customers and defer or defray the … Continue reading “Download eBook: How can managed EV charging protect the distribution grid?”
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Rolls-Royce will leapfrog rival Bentley into the all-electric era. Rolls-Royce launched its first EV, dubbed the Spectre, in 2023 a year after the luxury coupe arrived to signal electric excess. Automotive News reported the automaker is now planning two new EVs including a crossover and a sedan. The second Rolls-Royce EV to join the lineup … Continue reading “Rolls-Royce doubles down on EVs, planning SUV and sedan”
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On today’s exciting episode of Quick Charge, Elon thinks his Robotaxi will be cheaper to ride than the bus, but he’s got bigger fish to fry as Volvo overtakes Tesla in Europe and the Republicans try to squash EVs in congress. As far as popularity contests go, Ford and Kia have the most searched-for EVs on … Continue reading “Cheap Robotaxi, Ford and Kia spark interest, and Volvo overtakes Tesla”
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[Stay on top of transportation news: Get TTNews in your inbox.] Multiple motor carriers have lined up to participate in a test of a single Peterbilt tractor powered by a Cummins engine fueled by renewable natural gas. The program is being operated by alternative fuel supplier Clean Energy Fuels, which will provide the RNG from … Continue reading “J.B. Hunt to Test RNG-Fueled Peterbilt 579-X15N Combo”
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GM CEO is “surprised” EVs are political Barra said GM is on track to be EV-only by 2035 if customers are ready GM’s Corvette boss didn’t commit to an electric Corvette, but one’s already been confirmed GM’s top executive is surprised that EVs became a political lightning rod. “It did surprise me; I never thought … Continue reading “GM CEO surprised EVs became political”
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Renewables developer rPlus Energies has broken ground on one of the largest solar + battery storage projects in the US, in east-central Utah. The Green River Energy Center in Emery County, Utah, is a 400-megawatt (MW) solar and 400 MW/1,600-megawatt-hour battery storage project that will supply power to western electric utility PacifiCorp under a power purchase … Continue reading “A $1 billion solar + battery storage project just broke ground in Utah”