Tesla becomes the most valuable car maker
Priced at more than $1,000 per share, Tesla has become the most valuable automaker in the world with a market cap of $185bn.
Read morePriced at more than $1,000 per share, Tesla has become the most valuable automaker in the world with a market cap of $185bn.
Read moreThe DIT confirmed the plan for the electric vehicle manufacturing site, but it did not confirm its collaboration with Tesla.
Read moreNew BEV car registrations increased by 21.5% in May, where every other vehicle category was down drastically, according to data reported by the Society of Motor Manufacturers and...
Read moreWhichEV investigates why China is and is forecast to remain the world EV leader despite the negative effects of the pandemic on the sector.
Read moreEV One provides full wear and tear cover for the duration of vehicle and policy ownership and is available for any electric or hybrid vehicle under eight years...
Read moreElon Musk has spoken out against lockdown orders that have halted the company’s vehicle manufacturing, threatening that Tesla may move its production out of California.
Read moreIonity is a joint venture set up to improve the charging network on highways. Its primary weapon is a series of 350kW charging stations across Europe, with the...
Read moreThe pure EV market share has more than doubled in Europe, reaching a new record of 17.4% in March, as reported by JATO Dynamics, leading provider of global...
Read moreTesla has applied to the United Kingdom’s energy regulator for a license to generate electricity. The company has not given an explanation why it has applied for the...
Read moreThe US green car sector had seen a slow but steady growth in sales over the last few years. But the coronavirus pandemic is affecting take-up, with manufacturers...
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