September 2020 – Page 100 – Sidevalve EV News

Lucid CEO shares insights on Tesla’s ‘production hell’ and the Nikola controversy

September 14, 2020 Simon Alvarez Syndicated Comments Off

Lucid CEO Peter Rawlinson recently shared his thoughts on the electric vehicle market in an interview with Forbes’ Brooke Crothers. During his conversation with EV veteran, the CEO discussed, among other things, Tesla’s experiences with “production hell” as well as the controversies surrounding hydrogen truck maker Nikola. Rawlinson attracted a lot of headlines recently when […]

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Renault Twingo ZE prices in Italy

September 14, 2020 Pedro Lima Syndicated Comments Off

Now that the VW triplets are out of the way, the Renault Twingo ZE has no competition in its segment, at least not until the Dacia Spring arrives a few months later.
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Mercedes-Benz A250 plug-in hybrid coming to Australia

September 14, 2020 Joshua S. Hill Syndicated Comments Off

Mercedes-Benz announces A250e plug-in hybrid hatch and sedan for Australian market, marking first time rapid DC charging available for its PHEV range.
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China-made Tesla Model 3 price could undercut Hyundai Kona Electric

September 14, 2020 Bridie Schmidt Syndicated Comments Off

New potential price for the China-made Tesla Model 3 base price could be as low as $57,000 in Australia.
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DHE Begins Piloting Volvo VNR Electric Trucks in its Southern California Fleet

September 14, 2020 Blagojce Krivevski Syndicated Comments Off

Leading freight operator, Dependable Highway Express (DHE), has received two Volvo VNR Electric trucks, the first battery-electric Class 8 trucks to join DHE’s fleet. The electric trucks will be added to DHE’s existing fleet of more than 500 Volvo truc…

Australia should be charging out of the blocks with electric buses

September 14, 2020 Toby Roxburgh Syndicated Comments Off

ACT plan to replace 90 combustion buses with electric buses over next four years is not just key step towards decarbonisation, it is good public policy.
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Tesla’s Model 3 electric sedan is getting some serious feature updates

September 14, 2020 Bridie Schmidt Syndicated Comments Off

The Tesla Model 3 set to get some major upgrades, including chrome delete as standard, Model Y octovalve, and an electronic tailgate.
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Wallbox Acquires Electromaps, the Leading Public Charge Platform in Southern Europe

September 14, 2020 Blagojce Krivevski Syndicated Comments Off

Wallbox, the leading energy management company that manufactures smart charging solutions for electric and plug-in hybrid vehicles, has announced the acquisition of the majority of the share capital of Electromaps. Electromaps is the leading digital pl…

Tesla Model 3 for Australia will be “made in China”, but will price come down?

September 14, 2020 Bridie Schmidt Syndicated Comments Off

Tesla will ship China-made Model 3 to right hand drive markets including Australia, but what does this mean for future prices?
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2020 Honda Jazz e:HEV – Not Your Typical Hybrid And All The Better For It

September 14, 2020 InsideEVs - Articles Syndicated Comments Off

No, you can’t plug it in, but it’s not one of those hybrids that struggles to justify its existence, as I will try to explain.