Green Cars
Tesla Ordered to Stop 'Deceptive Practices' on Cars' Self-Driving Capabilities in France or Face Thousands in Fines
Elon Musk's electric vehicle company Tesla could face fines exceeding $58,000 a day until it complies with demands to stop "deceptive practices."
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Volvo VNR Electric Trucks Boosts McDonald's Global Net Zero GHG Emissions Goals
In Canada, Martin Brower partners with McDonald's, integrating 10 Volvo VNR Electric Trucks for efficient deliveries to selected locations in Toronto and Montreal. This strategic move aims to reduce carbon footprints and enhance sustainability in the food service industry, aligning with global emission reduction objectives. This collaboration signifies a step towards a greener future.
By Dabbie Davis
BMW1 Series Goes Electric, Redefining Affordable Electric Car Segment Eying Younger Buyers
Exciting times lie ahead for BMW's lineup as it gears up to revolutionize its offerings. The innovative shift towards electric vehicles, starting with the transformation of the 1 Series into an affordable EV, is strategically aimed at captivating a younger audience and reshaping the automotive landscape.
By Dabbie Davis
Alpine A290 Debuts at Le Mans 24 Hours, Boasting 220bhp Under Hood
Alpine introduces the groundbreaking A290 electric hot hatch, marking its debut in the EV segment. This innovative model, part of a new trio of releases, was revealed at Le Mans before the iconic 24-hour race, showcasing Alpine's pioneering leap into electric mobility. Exciting times ahead for Alpine enthusiasts.
By Dabbie Davis
Volvo Pioneers Issuing World’s First EV Battery Passports Ahead of EU Regulations
Volvo Cars pioneers the world's first EV battery passport for its EX90 SUV, tracking raw materials, components, recycled content, and carbon footprint. Volvo leads the industry by issuing this innovative passport three years ahead of EU regulations. The passport utilizes blockchain technology and will be produced in Volvo's South Carolina facility.
By Dabbie Davis
Toyota, Mazda, Subaru Drive Advancements in Tailored Electrification, Engine Development
Toyota, Mazda, and Subaru join forces to advance carbon neutrality through tailored electrification. This collaboration aims to develop a new series of engines adaptable to various carbon-neutral fuels, supporting the transition towards sustainability. The CEOs of these companies emphasize innovation and competition in enhancing engine technologies for a greener future.
By Dabbie Davis
Nissan Readies Leaf EV Production Amidst Looming Challenges, Could Begin in March 2025
In preparation for the forthcoming production of the next-generation Leaf EV in March 2025, Nissan's Sunderland facility undergoes a substantial £2 billion transformation. However, operational challenges persist, particularly concerning energy expenses and the necessity for precise conditions to ensure successful outcomes.
By Dabbie Davis
BYD Seagull EV Below $21,500 Price Tag: Defines Luxury Within Reach in European Markets
The BYD Seagull set to shake up the European market with a sub-$21,500 price tag, intensifying competition among EV brands. Additionally, Stella Li, BYD's Executive VP, noted Mexico's growing interest in their products at an event, signaling promising prospects in the region.
By Dabbie Davis
