This is one of those times where no one is going to be happy, because EVs are better than ICE vehicles in every way that matters. Most of the critique comes from gronks who have never driven a battery operated vehicle, except a golf cart. “You can’t charge it,” they bleat. The charging infrastructure is as soft and squidgy [...]
Although the study found battery-electric vehicles have more greenhouse gas emissions during manufacture, due to battery production, their operational life emitted vastly less emissions than the ICE siblings.
EVs sailed through the shortage, the only bump in the road being a few grocery items missing. Cars like my Kona electric, shrugged their shoulders as they conveyed their smug owners past huge lines of dinosaur- burning fossils. By the time they’re tucked up in front of the tellie, the Lambo driver has moved a metre.
This technology resembles “range extender” EVs of the past. In those cars, you still needed to plug into a socket to charge. Nissan has done away with that completely.
For doubters of EV sustainability, Nissan revealed that buyers of their EV cars are driving longer distances than either petrol or diesel drivers, so there!
Just like his passion for his work on the football pitch, Pep Guardiola – Manchester City F.C. manager, Nissan LEAF owner and Nissan Global Ambassador – reveals his excitement and anticipation for the electric vehicle revolution, describing the unique thrills and sense of pride offered by zero-emissions mobility.
Volkswagen is today opening its order books for an important, fleet-friendly addition to its Golf plug-in hybrid line-up with the unveiling in the UK of the new Golf eHybrid Style model. Priced from £32,995 RRP OTR, and offering CO2 emissions of 21 g/km (WLTP) and fuel economy of up to 235 mpg (WLTP, combined) – as well as a pure-electric range of 44 miles on a full charge – the new 204 PS Golf eHybrid is set to expand significantly the appeal of the brand’s plug-in hybrid offerings.
In Polestar’s first annual review, published on 07 April 2021, the Swedish electric performance car brand announces its moonshot goal to create the first truly climate neutral car by 2030.
With the future electrification of the drivetrain, Mercedes-AMG is combining superior performance and impressive driving dynamics with maximum efficiency. The development of future drive concepts has benefited and will continue to benefit from the valuable experience gained from close cooperation with the Formula 1 experts at Mercedes-AMG High Performance Powertrains (HPP) and the Mercedes-AMG Petronas F1 Team. The cooperation between the three performance specialists will be intensified even further in 2021, which will be reflected, among other things, in the bundling of motorsport activities.
Hyundai Motor Company today signed a new five-year Global Business Cooperation Agreement with Royal Dutch Shell plc, the international energy company known as Shell - but this time with a clean mobility twist. The signing ceremony was held online at Hyundai Motorstudio Goyang, Korea.
