The Latest Breaking News from electric vehicle

With the surging popularity of Electric Vehicles (EVs) and the gradual improvement in supply chains, the automotive industry is getting back on track for rapid growth. So, let’s examine automotive stocks, Ford Motor (F) and Tesla (TSLA), to ascertain which could yield better returns amid the improving landscape. Read on….

We interview Darren Palmer, Ford Model e's VP of electric vehicle programs about the brand's upcoming Mustang Mach-E Rally.

A Brisbane start-up's technology will enable electric vehicle owners to charge their cars from the comfort of their own homes.

One in every two Australian businesses is likely to start electrifying vehicle fleets in the next two years and some are already stocking up on the cars.

Electric vehicle (EV) maker Rivian Automotive (RIVN) is ramping up production and believes it is on track to meet the 50,000 annual production guidance. With the stock soaring in price lately, should you scoop up its shares now? Read on.

GM's buying of Israeli battery software startup enhances early hazard detection for electric vehicles.

The United Auto Workers just launched contract negotiations with the Big Three North American automakers, and few will be surprised if the result is a strike.

In Los Angeles, there have been an increasing number of reports of thieves targeting electric vehicle charging cords, raising concern for residents and the authorities.

A successful effort could help offset the loss of other corporate headquarters jobs that have left our state.

Arsjad Rasjid, chairman of Asean Business Advisory Council (Asean-BAC) and chairman of the Indonesian Chamber of Commerce and Industry (Kadin), has shared his opinions about the electric vehicle industry in which Thailand and Indonesia can work together to establish an efficient and resilient supply chain in Southeast Asia for the…

Chinese manufacturers have shown interest in investing in the production of electric vehicles (EV) in Thailand to the tune of 1.44 billion US dollars, deputy government spokesperson Rachada Dhnadirek said on Sunday.