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Max Ma’s hopeful vision and bright-eyed optimism is compelling. The CEO of Faraday Future’s sub-brand, Faraday X, laid out a narrative of a dogged company, overcoming a decade of obstacles to achieve production of its first product, then moving on to higher-volume segments. He promises affordable electric vehicles and plug-in hybrids ranging from $20,000 to…
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Honda today presented the world premiere of two prototype models at CES 2025 – Honda 0 Saloon and Honda 0 SUV – representing two Honda 0 Series models to be introduced to global markets from 2026. The company also introduced its original vehicle operating system (OS), the ASIMO OS, to be applied to its…
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Nissan Leaf, the longest-available EV model in Australia, and often described as the world’s first “mass-market” electric car – has had its retail price slashed to new lows. On Nissan Australia’s website, new and demo Leaf electric hatchbacks are priced from $34,990 driveway, down from the recommended retail price of $50,990 for the Leaf…
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The top-selling 2025 Tesla Model Y has been spotted testing giving us another look at the facelifted mid-size electric SUV ahead of its debut early in 2025. Originally, it was thought the heavily facelifted Tesla Model Y would adopt its looks from the recently updated Model 3 sedan. These new pictures suggest otherwise. The…
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Chairman, Silicon Valley Nigeria Economic Development Incorporated (SV-NED Inc.), Ambassador Amina Temitope Labinjo-Ajayi, has said the partnership between SV-NED and the National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) will boost skills development and job creation in Nigeria, especially among youths. According to her, the partnership will identify, nurture, and harness the talents and skills…
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There’s a growing consensus that curbside charging is the solution to the challenge of drivers who have no option of installing chargers at their homes. San Francisco is evaluating curbside charging solutions from three EV charging providers, and Mayor London Breed recently announced the next phase of the program. San Francisco’s Curbside EV Charging…
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JAC Yiwei will prioritize the adoption of CATL‘s CIIC-S platform for its passenger car program, which involves battery swap-enabled models, BEVs and EREVs. The two companies will also promote joint research and development of advanced technologies for intelligent chassis, involving thermal management, battery packs and EE architectures. (Image credit: JAC Yiwei) Yiwei, the electric…
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Stephen Cooke, Asphalt Group MD, pushes back on reports that EVs are to blame for the state of the UK’s roads This is 2024, and Britain’s roads are in scandalous and dangerous decay. Things are so bad that I find myself now swerving on motorways to avoid gouges, cracks, holes and channels worn into…
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With the move away from combustion engines towards electric vehicles (EVs), sales of EVs across the world have increased, and with that, so has the expansion of its corresponding infrastructure. Nigeria is witnessing a growing interest in EVs, spurred by the government’s push for clean energy and private-sector initiatives. Although EV adoption remains in…
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When Dalton was in high school, he dreamed of a career in the skilled trades. Through FTI’s youth apprenticeship program, he turned that dream into reality, earning 450 hours toward his journeyman’s license. Today, he’s not just working in the field, he’s leading crews at FTI as a Licensed Electrician. Abby, another goal-oriented apprentice,…
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Hailed as a huge win for auto manufacturers, car dealers, and consumers, the Clean Vehicle Credit (CVC) which is part of Inflation Reduction Act (IRA), at least for now is a confusing, hot mess for everyone involved. On the positive side, we’ve seen a significant number of new battery factories being announced that will…
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