The Latest Breaking News from electric vehicles

Battery startup Soelect and Korean supplier Lotte Chemical looked to invest over $200 million in a joint venture to make advanced battery components for electric vehicles in the U.S., Reuters reports. The companies collaborated to scale up the production of Soelect's LiX lithium metal anodes for next-generation batteries with higher energy…

Mr. Supattanapong Punmeechaow, Thailand’s Deputy Prime Minister, said that the investment promotion roadshow he recently led to Japan has reinforced a joint commitment to deepen bilateral cooperation and develop a co-creation partnership to lead future investments in electric vehicles (EV), smart electronics and green technologies in particular, that will drive…

The Newcastle-based pioneer of printed solar cell technology, Professor Paul Dastoor, believes it is possible that the cells could be incorporated into a commercially available vehicle within the next five years.

There's a new boss in social media. Elon Musk, the CEO of the world's premier electric vehicles company with a net worth north of $265 billion, will now add Twitter Inc (NYSE: TWTR) to his portfolio.

General Motors Co (NYSE:GM) President Mark Reuss said the company will produce an electrified Chevrolet Corvette in 2023, CNBC reported. Reuss did not disclose whether the electrified model would be a traditional or plug-in hybrid electric vehicle. He assured the automaker would continue manufacturing traditional models with internal combustion engines alongside the…

By 2030, up to half of Honda's North American output will be fully electric vehicles, with around 30 percent being traditional hybrids and 20 percent gas cars.

The Thailand Board of Investment (BOI) has revised incentives and conditions for investments in electric vehicles (EV) production to enable smaller companies and startups accessibility to BOI benefits.

Buyers around the world are lining up to purchase electric vehicles this year even with sticker prices surging, flipping the script on a decade and a half of conventional auto industry wisdom that EV sales would break out only after battery costs dropped below a threshold that was always just…

Green NCAP’s research shows large EVs in particular need a lot of energy

The Provincial Electricity Authority (PEA), a state power distribution arm, plans to allocate capital spending worth 253 billion baht for a range of projects from smart meters to electric vehicles (EVs) over the next 10 years to help the government achieve its carbon neutrality target in 2050.

The increasing interest in electric vehicles fits right in with Friday’s Earth Day environmental focus. Y.T. Cheng is a professor of materials science at the University of Kentucky. Cheng anticipates the pace of production for electric cars and trucks to continue to speed up.