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Why police are now sending some confiscated electric bikes to the crusher

Electric bikes and scooters are usually framed as a cleaner, quieter solution to urban mobility. But in parts of Australia, police are now taking a far harsher stance on certain e-rideables – including seizing them and sending them straight to the crusher. In Western Australia, a recent enforcement effort known as Operation Moorhead has resulted in dozens of electric scooters and off-road…
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Genesis launches its first electric sports car: Meet the 650-HP GV60 Magma

The luxury brand’s first electric sports car has arrived. Genesis launched the GV60 Magma in South Korea on Tuesday, its most powerful EV yet. However, Genesis promises it’s much more than just a speed demon. Genesis launches GV60 Magma as its first EV sports car Genesis turned 10 last year. To celebrate, the luxury brand is introducing a slate of new vehicles, including a new flagship…
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Mazda's new midsize electric SUV is coming soon, but don't get too excited

It’s about the size of a Tesla Model Y, and Mazda is already calling it a “dream car.” Mazda introduced the CX-6e for Europe, Australia, and other global markets, but will those in the US ever see it? Is Mazda’s new electric SUV coming to the US? At the Brussels Motor Show, Mazda showcased its new electric SUV, set to launch in Europe this summer and Australia and the UK later this…
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GreenPower bets on New Mexico with a new EV factory

GreenPower Motor Company plans to open a new EV factory in southern New Mexico, adding hundreds of jobs as the state ramps up incentives and fleet electrification. The Vancouver, BC-headquartered company said it chose New Mexico because of the state’s growing EV ecosystem, generous financial incentives, and Santa Teresa’s designation as a Foreign Trade Zone. GreenPower already operates…
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