BMW AG has announced that they will be hiring 2,000 more people at their Dingolfing factory in Germany as part of their push to “emerge winner” in the automotive industry’s transition towards autonomous and electric vehicles.
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Electric car charging is one of the biggest hurdles that consumers and automakers will …
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This Week in EV News: Chevrolet Volt Ends Production, Lucid Motors SUV, VW T6.1 Electric, EQC Delay, and More!
Hello everyone welcome to another addition of our weekly round up, where we recount …
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With German holding company E.ON’s help, Audi plans to construct what will become Europe’s …
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Welcome to our weekly Tesla news recap, where we discuss and share the latest …
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Volvo has recently announced that they have finally delivered their first fully-electric trucks to two …
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With the 2019 Geneva International Auto Show around the corner, many automakers will be …
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Chinese automaker Kandi Technologies Group, Inc. announced that they have finally received approval from the …
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Just months after an EU mandate that will have emissions for cars and vans …
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Industrial electric vehicle battery provider Voltabox has announced a major order placed by long-term customer …