ELEKTROS Enters the Investor Spotlight as Growing Market Awareness Highlights Its Sierra Leone Hard-Rock Lithium Vision and Proprietary EV Charging Technology
ELEKTROS reported expanding market awareness of its long-term strategy, centered on hard-rock lithium initiatives in Sierra Leone and a proprietary U.S. electric-vehicle charging patent (United States Patent No. 12,522,100 B1). According to the company, this focus aligns with rising global…
Chinese EVs blocked from US buyers are still pouring into Waymo’s robotaxi fleet
Chinese electric vehicles are becoming a global force, but American drivers are still largely locked out of buying them. Even so, those same vehicles are making their way onto U.S. streets through the expanding robotaxi fleet of Waymo, Alphabet’s self-driving car company…
EVgo to add 500 new EV fast charging stalls at Brixmor shopping centers
Public EV charging provider EVgo operates more than 1,200 DC fast charging stations in 47 states, and the company is aggressively expanding its network. The latest major deployment to be announced: over 500 new fast charging stalls at 90 shopping centers operated…
One in Five Isn’t EV Leadership
Europe’s BEV market is booming, but not fast enough to match China’s industrial shift Europe likes to think of itself as an EV leader. The data tells a more complicated story: Europe is neither leading nor lagging — it sits…
Sneaky safari: Thula Solutions’ electric 4×4 gets you closer to nature
Thula Solutions’ new electric safari vehicles aren’t repurposed diesels – they were engineered from the ground up as purpose-built electric safari vehicles designed to get curious tourists, scientists, and park workers closer to the action than ever before. Calling its new…
General Motors (GM) Pulls Back On EVs After $10.9 Billion Charge
General Motors sits at the center of the US auto industry, with a portfolio that spans mass market Chevrolet models to luxury Cadillac vehicles. The decision to slow its EV rollout and reintroduce more internal combustion engine offerings comes as…
Red-Hot RAV4, Toyota Hybrids Snagging Tesla Defectors, Says Edmunds
Back in the day, the Prius was the definitive eco-friendly car. The RAV4 may be Toyota’s second act. The Toyota Prius was the undisputed “it” green car from roughly 2004 through 2012 in the U.S. Then Tesla showed up with…
Thailand Plans New EV Incentive Scheme to Boost Electric Vehicle Adoption
The government is considering a 24-billion-baht incentive programme to replace 80,000 ageing vehicles with EVs and may extend support to all electric vehicle buyers. The Thailand government is considering a 24-billion-baht incentive programme aimed at replacing 80,000 ageing transport vehicles…
Energy Guardian Now Integrates With ChargePoint, Blink, and EV Connect
EVready® Energy, a nationwide turnkey partner for commercial and public-sector EV charging, has announced expanded availability of Energy Guardian, its real-time energy management platform designed to automatically prevent the demand-charge spikes that drive up the cost of operating EV charging…
XPENG L03 Launches With Strong German Pricing & Shocking Prices In Norway
Last week, I was invited to the launch of the XPENG L03 in Munich. As we have already written several articles about the L03 (MONA L03 in China) on CleanTechnica, I didn’t want to just repeat information or paraphrase the…