The Latest Breaking News from electric vehicle

In this edition of HORIZONS, read about the greatest obstacle to electric vehicles — one that exists by the very nature of their design. Can new infrastructure overcome the charger problem?

A 1-mile stretch of roadway in the heart of Detroit could become the proving ground for a technology that promises to zap away electric vehicle owners’ fears of running out of juice.

A growing number of Americans are coming around to the idea of driving electric vehicles, with 71% expressing at least some degree of interest in buying or leasing EVs, according to a national survey released Thursday by Consumer Reports.

DALLAS — At Friendly Chevrolet, a dealership off I-35E by Dallas Love Field, yellow tape and orange cones block off a section of the parking lot.

Hong Kong shares edged higher by mid-day trading on Friday, with gains among energy and property stocks offsetting weakness in most tech and consumer discretionary sectors. Electric vehicle stocks traded on a mixed note.

Regional residents at risk of being ‘last people in the world’ driving petrol cars due to misconception electric vehicle batteries lack range, study suggests

Apart from offering various sops, focus is on creating a robust charging infrastructure

The electric vehicle (EVs) industry is growing but remains constrained by supply chain disruptions and the lack of EV charging stations. Moreover, rising recession fears have hampered consumer sentiment and could decelerate aggregate demand. So, fundamentally weak electric vehicle stocks Rivian Automotive (RIVN) and Lucid Group (LCID) are best avoided…

Since 2011, the UK government has been providing a tax-payer funded discount on the sale of battery electric vehicles. Known as the “plug-in car grant”, it was designed to help persuade motorists make the switch from diesel or petrol and commit to electric driving.

Electric vehicle leader Tesla Inc (NASDAQ: TSLA) surprised many with an announcement that it would reduce its workforce by 10%.

U.S. electric vehicle giant Tesla, Inc. (NASDAQ: TSLA) reported record deliveries for June in China, as production ramped up following the COVID lockdowns.