Tesla arguably had their best year in 2018. Reaching what many claimed as unachievable, they surpassed all expectations. They got through the Model 3 bottleneck and are now capable of producing over 6,000 cars per week. Demand has sustained without offering leases or worldwide deliveries on the Model 3. But just what should we expect from Tesla in 2019?
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NissanRenault
Wild Rumors Circulate After Former Nissan Renault CEO Arrest
by David Mowattby David MowattFollowing former Nissan and Renault CEO Carlos Ghosn’s arrest back in November, a number …
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The first Hyundai NEXO fuel cell SUV has finally been delivered to former scientist …
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As the year winds down, we sure hope everyone had a great 2018 and …
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The year is wrapping up and with the $7,500 federal rebate expiring tonight, Tesla …
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The Fiat 500e, which upon until now has been produced exclusively in Mexico and …
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BentleyPorscheRegulationsWeekly Roundup
This Week in EV News: Porsche Taycan Pricing, Bentley Losing Sales to EVs, and More
Hello everyone and welcome to another addition of our weekly round up, where we …
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Commercial TransportationOther EVs
First DAF Electric Truck Delivered to Dutch Supermarket Chain
by David Mowattby David MowattAfter unveiling the CF Electric earlier this year, the first DAF electric truck has …
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InfrastructureVolkswagen
VW Unveils New Power Bank Electric Vehicle Charging Stations
by David Mowattby David MowattVolkswagen Group Components have just unveiled their new mobile electric vehicle charging stations that operate …