EV news: Busting out all over
What’s up for EVs in June
GM and Ford
Many auto dealerships are embracing this rapid EV transition. To do so they must overcome concerns about costs to be paid, staff training, and impact on lucrative service department business.
Subaru
With some good things, you have to wait.
The automaker announced new details about its first-ever electric vehicle (EV), the Solterra, to be out next year.
EV Range
A simple way to increase range in winter
A new study has found that the best way to reduce the adverse effect of heating and cooling systems on EV range is by preheating or cooling the car as it charges.
Guess what your powertrain can do
Scientists at the Fraunhofer Institute in Germany are developing inverters that extend EV range by converting energy more efficiently.
Charging stations
Half a million more is a lot
President Joe Biden’s infrastructure plan would put charging stations in a massive number of parking lots, apartments, and rest areas across the US.
Ride hailing
Uber drivers to drive Uber
Uber is partnering with Arrival to develop its own EV In an effort to meet its goal of becoming a fully electric ride-hailing service by 2030.
EV manufacturing
Hyundai brings green jobs to Alabama
EVs from Hyundai will begin production in Montgomery next year as part of the company's $7.4 billion U.S. investment over the next four years.
Lion Electric brings green jobs to Illinois
Canadian EV bus maker Lion Electric Company has set Joliet as the site of its first-ever manufacturing plant in the U.S.
ElectraMeccanica brings green jobs to Arizona
Mesa will be the site for ElectraMeccanica’s production of its 3-wheeled electric cars.
EV Tax incentives
Made in the USA only
United Auto Workers is lobbying for a requirement that EVs be assembled domestically in order to be eligible for tax incentives.