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GM is building a new battery research facility in Michigan
GM
Setting sights on 600
General Motors is envisioning the development of batteries with 600 miles of range at its new battery research center.
The Polestar 2 was among the winners in the “Popular Mechanics” EV Awards
EV awards
“Popular Mechanics” names their favorites
The Ford F-150 Lightning, Rivian RIT, Polestar 2 and VW ID.4 were among the winners in various categories.
Ford and SK Innovation plan to build a 3,600-acre campus in Stanton, Tennessee
Ford
Coming to the rescue with jobs
Ford will give a boost to the economies of two Southern states when it hires over 10,000 employees for new electric vehicle (EV) factories as part of the largest investment in the company’s 118-year history.
Cadillac Lyriq
Cadillac
Once again, everyone wants a Caddy
The Cadillac Lyriq EV sold out almost as soon as reservations were available.
Rural America welcomes EVs
Infrastructure
Not for just the city anymore
Owning an EV has become a cost-saving proposition for Americans who live in rural areas.
Governors of Illinois, Indiana, Michigan, Minnesota, and Wisconsin
Upper Midwest unites for EVs
The governors of five Midwestern states have reached an agreement to join forces in building an EV charging network.
Rivian truck
A public EV charger used by drivers on the go
EV range
Lighting up a solution
Clarience Technologies Targeting Range is developing new technology to bring about energy-efficient lighting solutions to extend EV range.
Electric RV of the future
EV RVs
Solar panels of the future
A new project has been introduced that offers a glimpse of RV and van life to come.
Lucid Air
Electric municipal truck
Clean Trucks
Report affirms major impact
A study has been released analyzing the impact of zero-emission medium and heavy duty trucks on public health and the environment.
Rolls Royce Spectre
Rolls Royce
Joining in with a 2030 commitment
All new Rolls Royce models will be electric by 2030.
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Climate rally poster
Climate change
Not your grandfather’s planet
A new study details what younger generations can expect.