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The EVengers? Hyundai unites with Samsung, SK, and LG to form an EV alliance

According to a new report, Hyundai Motor Group is forming a powerhouse EV alliance by joining forces with fellow South Korean tech giants Samsung, SK, and LG. After a successful introduction to the market, Hyundai Motor Group, including Kia and Genesis, has already revealed plans to become a top three global EV producer by 2030. The automaker is using the electric era to reimagine its brands, a…
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Toyota shareholders protest EV stance with votes to oust longtime leader from the board

Toyota shareholders are sending a clear message at the Japanese automaker’s annual meeting this year – it’s time to go electric. Several investors have mentioned they have voted or plan to vote to remove longtime leader Akio Toyoda from the board over the automaker’s EV stance. Shareholders voice their opinion on Toyota’s EV stance After Akio Toyoda, the 66-year-old grandson to the…
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NIO slashes EV prices and removes key free battery swap service

EV maker NIO revealed Monday it’s slashing prices on all of its models by $4,200 (30,000 yuan) in China in addition to ending free battery swapping services, effective immediately. NIO cuts EV prices to boost sales The move comes after NIO was the only major EV major in China to see a decline in monthly deliveries in May (down nearly 8%). NIO announced the news on its socials, as CEO William Li…
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Watch the steepest Tesla Solar Roof being built

You can watch the steepest Tesla Solar Roof being built in this new project that showcases the versatility of the solar tiles. By being a roofing product that panels added on top of existing roofing products, Tesla’s solar roof tiles offer an opportunity to address new…
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US-made wind and solar components are now cheaper than imports

For the first time in US history, US-made wind and solar components are now cheaper than imports, according to a new study. US-made wind and solar Dartmouth and Princeton researchers just released a study called, “Effects of Renewable Energy Provisions of the Inflation Reduction Act on Technology Costs, Materials Demand, and Labor” that was funded by the BlueGreen Alliance, which unites labor…
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