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11 Sep 2019
Daimler to source battery cells from Farasis Energy
(Read more)Daimler has struck a deal to buy lithium ion battery cells from Farasis Energy, a Chinese-American supplier that is building a factory in east Germany to help Mercedes-Benz ramp up electric vehicle production.
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09 Sep 2019
Volkswagen unveils the ID.3, its first ‘electric car for the masses’
(Read more)Starting at ‘under €30,000’ and coming to Europe in 2020.
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09 Sep 2019
SP Group grows electric-vehicle charging points to 200 islandwide, including CBD’s first fast charger
(Read more)By the end of next year, the company aims to build 1,000 charging points, 250 of which will be fast chargers.
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06 Sep 2019
Volkswagen's electric future is quickly taking shape
(Read more)Volkswagen is picking up the pace in its bid to dominate the auto industry's electric future.
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05 Sep 2019
Clean, green machines: the truth about electric vehicle emissions
(Read more)Despite the overwhelming evidence that electric vehicle technology can deliver significant economic, environmental and health benefits, misinformation continues to muddy the public debate in Australia.
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02 Sep 2019
Nickel likely to hit US$20,000 a tonne on Indonesia ban: Goldman Sachs
(Read more)Goldman Sachs expects nickel prices to reach US$20,000 a tonne in three months, a level not seen since May 2014, after Indonesia said it would expedite a ban on nickel ore exports by two years to the end of 2019.
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20 Aug 2019
Survey says consumers avoid electric cars due to three myths: range, price, charging
(Read more)The top reasons given were range, price, and charging. But the problem is that these concerns are, by and large, out of date.
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19 Aug 2019
Diesel Car Sales Plunge In The World’s Hottest Electric Car Market
(Read more)Sales of certain diesel models are in free-fall as Norwegians turn to Tesla and other makers of premium electric vehicles (EV).
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18 Aug 2019
Shell debuts electric vehicle chargers in Singapore, first in Southeast Asia
(Read more)Royal Dutch Shell is launching electric vehicle chargers at petrol stations in Singapore, its first such foray in Southeast Asia.
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11 Aug 2019
Gold Is Hot But Nickel Is Hotter As Demand Grows For Batteries In Electric Vehicles
(Read more)Up 30% over the past two months nickel has delivered more than double the performance of gold which is up 13% over the same time, and the gap could get a lot wider as the supply of nickel stagnates and demand accelerates.