This is what happens when a car influencer gets a free first-class trip, being wined and dined by an automaker right before he does a review of one of their cars. By Laura King Do you think he will be fair in his reviews, knowing any criticism may have him never again getting invited to ...
“Ineez Air Charging” for up to 22 kW will be presented at CES. By John Smith Wireless charging for electric car batteries is actually a fascinating thing because it means you can forget about the hassle of plugging in. However, a lack of cross-manufacturer standards and low efficiency have so far prevented its introduction. It ...
UK automotive sector calls for further development of electric mobility - The British automotive sector has called on the government to accelerate the development of electric mobility.
In 2024, electric car with 1000 km of autonomy will arrive - One of the biggest drawbacks of electric cars remains autonomy. But technology could indeed be the solution in the very near future.
Mazda Taiwan has officially launched the 24-year-old MAZDA CX-30. By John Smith The equipment of entry-level models have been greatly enhanced, mid- to high-end models have been upgraded with smart in-vehicle technology at no additional price. All models are equipped with the most complete and advanced safety equipments in its class as standard, including 360° ...
By John Smith The rise of affordable electric vehicles in China has had a huge impact on global automakers. At the Guangzhou Auto Show in November, amid the cries of “joint ventures regaining attention” and “joint ventures are not backward representatives”, it is not difficult to feel the pressure from overseas automakers. It can be ...
By John Smit Currently, major automakers around the world are developing and producing various styles of electric vehicles. Manufacturers and industry analysts believe that the electric vehicle market is huge and profitable. However, many American consumers are not eager to buy electric vehicles. There are three core reasons that prevent ordinary consumers from giving up fuel vehicles. ...
By John SmithIf you are considering buying an electric car, the key questions that must be answered include: Where to charge ? Also, how often does it take to charge? Is the vehicle price affordable? If you live somewhere without a garage or a charging station nearby, this can be a tricky issue. More than half of U.S. consumers say they are ...
By John SmithThe Biden administration has proposed new guidelines for “foreign entities of concern” (FEOC), aiming to exclude China from the supply chain outside. This new regulation may bring about huge changes in the global electric vehicle battery supply chain. Starting next year, a company will be classified as a “foreign entity of concern” if it is located ...
By John Smith Sales of all-electric vehicles are growing slower than expected, and major automakers are increasingly turning to hybrid vehicles to meet customer demand while avoiding costly penalties associated with federal fuel economy and emissions standards. This shift in strategy runs counter to industry- wide messaging on electric vehicles in recent years. Many car ...
