Industry
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Tesla is running a pilot program in the Netherlands that lets owners of non-Tesla EVs use some of its Supercharger charging stations.
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New company Bugatti Rimac starts operations
The Bugatti and Rimac car brands are now controlled by a joint venture owned by Porsche and Rimac Group.
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Hyundai Motor Group partners with America's Factorial on solid-state batteries
Hyundai and Factorial claim solid-state batteries could deliver up to 50% more range than liquid-type batteries on sale today.
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Volvo shares start trading following successful IPO
Volvo has gone public via an IPO and is on track to receive $2.4 billion out of the deal.
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CEO of McLaren's supercar division steps down
McLaren Automotive CEO Mike Flewitt is stepping down after 8 years in the top role.
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Tesla value passes $1 trillion after Hertz announces plan to buy 100,000 Model 3s
Tesla is now worth more than the combined value of several of its rivals.
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Mercedes plans to go the all-electric route by 2030 and will soon start converting core models to battery power.
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Ineos unveils fuel-cell SUV prototype, announces hydrogen production plans
The company developing the Grenadier off-roader is also working on producing hydrogen for industry.
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First Zeekr 001 rolls off the production line
Geely has started production of its first model based on the SEA modular EV platform.
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The Mustang is now made in China
Ford now builds the Mustang in three countries.
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Sweden's NEVS seeks new owner in light of parent company Evergrande's financial woes
The Chinese parent of NEVS is loaded up on debt and could default any day now.
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Foxconn launches Foxtron EV brand with trio of vehicles including 750-hp sedan
The Taiwanese company famous for building iPhones for Apple is about to enter the EV game.
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BMW has placed one of its experts on electric vehicles in the head role at the M division.
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Prodrive already ready to race with synthetic fuel
Synthetic fuel is one solution for reducing emissions that not only looks promising but also appears to be growing in popularity.
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Stellantis' Mirafiori plant to become EV hub, build electric Maseratis
Three electric Maseratis will be built at Stellantis' Mirafiori plant, the first of which is due in 2022.
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Alfa Romeo to launch new vehicle every year until 2026 before going all electric
Alfa Romeo brand head Jean-Piilippe Imparato reportedly told dealers the company will get four new vehicles by 2026 before the company goes electric.
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F1 aims to keep combustion engine alive with 100% sustainable fuel
F1's push to become carbon neutral could lead to 100% sustainable fuels being offered at your local gas station.
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GM battery R&D center to open in 2022
GM is already hard at work at developing next-generation Ultium batteries promising more range and lower production costs.
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Volvo is about to go public in a deal that could value the company at close to $30 billion.
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Fisker establishes special projects division run by former Aston Martin exec
Fisker has a new division that will work on specialized versions of the company's upcoming electric cars.
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Foxconn agrees to buy Lordstown Motors' plant for $230M
Foxconn, famous for manufacturing Apple's iPhone, could soon be building electric pickups in the U.S.
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GM Ultifi software platform to make it easier for vehicle updates, upgrades
GM owners in the near future will be able to install software-based features, apps and updates via the cloud.
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Apple iPhone designer to work with Ferrari
The guy who designed the original Apple iPhone will help design future Ferraris.
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Evergrande committed to Hengchi car brand despite financial woes
Evergrande has unveiled nine EVs but the company's cash woes put into doubt production of any of them actually starting.
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