California-based has just announced the company’s latest electric bicycle: the HyperScrambler 2. The bike features high-speed performance that blurs the e-bike/e-moped line. And we haven’t even touched on the ridiculous amount of battery range yet!
While the Juiced HyperScrambler 2 e-bike may be brand-new, the concept is famously straight out of Juiced’s playbook.
The company is already…
Lucid has finally fully unveiled the production version of its first car: the Lucid Air, a luxury electric sedan.
For those of you who have been following our coverage over the past few months, there won’t be many surprises since Lucid has gradually leaked the most…
Tesla aims for ‘first completion’ of Gigafactory Texas in May 2021
September 14, 2020
Tesla has updated and clarified its timeline for the completion of Gigafactory Texas. A “first completion” is planned for May 2021.
Work at the new site that Tesla acquired in Austin to build its new “Gigafactory Texas” has been under way for almost two months.
However, it has mostly consisted of moving dirt as the preparation for construction at the site has been greater than…
Lucid teases electric SUV to be based on Air platform
September 14, 2020
Lucid has teased a new electric SUV to be based on the same platform as its newly launched Air electric sedan.
We already caught a glimpse of the electric SUV when it was spied on while filming some media content last month.
But now Lucid has made it official: their next…
EGEB: 4.4M EV charging points in Europe, North America by 2024
September 14, 2020
The number of connected charging points in the two regions is expected to reach 4.4 million in 2024.
Greece will spend $5.9 billion to phase out coal by 2028.
Poland, the most coal-dependent EU country, will spend billions on green and nuclear energy.
Arcadia Power is…
Tesla fights new claims of cars accelerating by themselves after accident results in 2 deaths
September 14, 2020
Tesla is facing new claims of cars accelerating by themselves after several accidents in China — especially a recent one that resulted in two deaths and several people injured.
Earlier this year, we reported that the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) said that it is looking into claims that Tesla vehicles have a defect leading to “sudden unintended…
Why Poland is finally giving up its dirty coal habit
September 14, 2020
The Polish government announced on Tuesday that it would be making a major pivot away from coal and toward green and nuclear energy. Here’s why.
Poland generates a huge 74% of its electricity from coal — second only to Germany in Europe, and it’s the ninth-largest…
VW believes it can catch up to Tesla with 1.5 million EV capacity by 2023 ‘or sooner’
September 14, 2020
VW believes that it can catch up to Tesla where it matters when it comes to electric vehicles: mass production capacity.
The head of VW’s worker union believes that they can achieve a production capacity of 1.5 million electric vehicles by 2023 ‘or sooner’.
With…
Tesla promises more urban Superchargers in Europe to support growth
September 14, 2020
Tesla deployed a new urban Supercharger V3 in Berlin and promises to deploy more urban Supercharger stations to support growth in Europe.
At first, Tesla’s Supercharger network aimed at enabling long-distance travel between major urban areas by strategically positioning the charging station along major highways.
However, as Tesla started releasing cheaper vehicles, more apartment dwellers who…
