Elon Musk has slammed ING Deutschland after the bank confirmed that it was not offering a way for clients to vote in the upcoming 2025 Tesla Annual Shareholders Meeting. Musk posted his criticism of …
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[ad_1] Ford CEO Jim Farley revealed new details about the company’s upcoming $30,000 electric pickup. On The Verge’s Decoder podcast, Ford’s head honcho referred to the revolutionary new EV as “really not a pickup,” …
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Tesla pleaded with the Trump White House not to bail on crucial climate standards that would help keep vehicle emissions in check, warning of human dangers related to greenhouse gases. Tesla wrote that the …
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Driving The Future
Pickup Please and Evolectric launch electric donation trucks in the US – Top Topic
Pickup Please, the donation pickup service operated by Red White & Blue Thrift Store, has launched electric donation trucks in partnership with Evolectric. The vehicles were converted using Evolectric’s CircularEV retrofit process and have …
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[ad_1] Ford CEO Jim Farley is all for Apple CarPlay connectivity. However, when it comes to Apple CarPlay Ultra, the outspoken boss isn’t so sure. It all comes down to what car functions Apple …
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The V4 superchargers, which Tesla has been rolling out since spring 2023, are actually a hybrid design: the new V4 stalls were used, which feature a different design for the charging columns and longer …
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Tesla stock (NASDAQ: TSLA) has pushed yet another Wall Street firm to boost its price target, but this time, shares have also held their ‘Buy’ rating, as Canaccord Genuity analyst George Gianarikas made both …
First Bus has not specified which electric buses will make up the new fleet; elsewhere in the UK, the public transport company has purchased buses from Alexander Dennis, Wrightbus, Yutong, or it has retrofitted …
Daimler Truck AG CEO Karin Rådström hopped on LinkedIn today and dropped some absolutely wild pro-hydrogen talking points, using words like “emotional” and “inspiring” while making some pretty heady claims about the viability and …
South Korean automaker Hyundai says it has landed its first Australian customer for its Xcient fuel cell truck, one of the world’s first hydrogen-powered heavy-duty trucks. Despite the relatively apathetic response to hydrogen-fuelled electric …
