As the electric vehicle (EV) market expands, manufacturing processes must adapt to meet the growing demand for effectiveness, environmental responsibility, and localized production. [Adobe Stock ...

EV startup Nio, known for its battery-swapping stations and run by CEO William Li, sometimes dubbed "the Elon Musk of China," reported widening losses in its Q3 earnings on Wednesday. The company ...

India's electric vehicle (EV) market is seeing contrasting trends, with passenger EV sales declining while the commercial ...

Tire companies have begun making EV tires. There’s nothing really special about them. Despite all their claims, most are no different from a tire that’s on a gas powered vehicle. They’re ...

Industry experts fear that Trump scrapping Biden’s EV initiative could be destructive for the auto industry, sowing doubt and confusion among car companies. “The worst thing of all for the ...

Sourcing from other countries would take income away from these small-scale, “artisanal” miners; it’s often better for EV companies to insist on improved working conditions for all DRC ...

The launch of luxury performance BMW sedan, global reveal of an Hyundai EV alongside multiple official updates from Nissan, Jaguar, Toyota, Citroen and Mahindra made headlines over the past week.

and XPeng (XPEV), two relatively new Chinese electric vehicle (EV) companies. However, of the two, XPeng appears to offer the best return potential, as its future growth rates are likely to ...

Dubai – Hyundai Motor Company today unveiled IONIQ 9, a three-row, all-electric SUV with expansive interior space that fuses cutting-edge design and innovative electric vehicle (EV) technology. IONIQ ...

Yep, um, very hard to say among the EV companies if there are any winners because of that. I think Musk relationship with the president probably means that somehow Tesla will be a winner.

While experts largely agree that Trump’s return to the White House will slow EV purchases in the U.S., how the different policies and market forces play out aren’t entirely clear. Take the tax ...