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Sono Motors introduces its own bidirectional home charger

By once again acknowledging the collective voice of its reservation holder community, Sono Motors has introduced its own bidirectional wallbox AC charger for home charging, vehicle-to-grid (V2G), and vehicle-to-home (V2H) charging. All are at a more affordable price. The German SEV automaker is calling its new charger the first bidirectional AC wallbox on the market. Sono Motors was founded in…
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Most expensive electric vehicles on the road in 2021

Electric vehicles are booming. Shortened supply chains, making parts in-house, and advanced battery technologies have significantly helped manufacturers lower the costs of their electric vehicles. Consumers may soon see multiple EVs for sale under $30,000, which is exciting.
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Subaru unveils new pictures and details of its first electric vehicle: the Solterra

Subaru has released today new pictures and details of its first electric vehicle, the Solterra, which is coming to market next year. Like its partner Toyota, Subaru is taking its sweet time to get on board with battery-electric vehicles. Earlier this year, it finally announced its first all-electric vehicle: the Solterra. At the time, the Japanese automaker only released a teaser image and…
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Tesla expands its driver monitoring system with its cabin camera

Tesla has started to expand driver monitoring to more vehicles using its driver-facing cabin camera. This is something that many industry watchers have been calling for. Tesla’s approach to driver-assist features has been criticized for several reasons, but a recurring criticism has been the lack of strong driver monitoring capability. It has been limited to trying to keep the driver’s hands…
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Tesla delays new Roadster to 2023, but there’s a big ‘if’

Elon Musk confirmed that Tesla has delayed the new Roadster program to 2023, and even then, that’s only going to happen with a big “if.” The new electric hypercar is now three years behind its original timeline. When first unveiling the next-generation Tesla Roadster in 2017, Musk said that it will come to market in 2020. Tesla started taking reservations for the impressive electric…
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