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Since launching back in 2015, Genesis has been steadily growing its footprint with impressive premium vehicles like the GV80 and GV70 SUVs, not to mention some of the time period’s more unconstrained concept cars. Now it launches its first dedicated al… Continue reading Genesis’ first EV brings fast-charging luxury and actual crystal ball
Although electric scooters are becoming extremely popular, the things are still just a little too unstable for some people. The Afreda S6 was designed with such folks in mind, as it features two front wheels that independently tilt into turns – plus it… Continue reading Afreda S6 3-wheeled e-scooter folds, tilts and rolls over uneven ground
The way we move from A to B in cities and beyond is changing. We’re not only seeing automakers commit to an electric future, but also investing in autonomous driving technologies. Electronics giant LG wants in, and is working on a mobile home office or… Continue reading LG looks to autonomous transport future with tech-packed Omnipod
Dutch startup Squad Mobility launched in 2019 when two former Lightyear colleagues decided their efforts would be better spent on a solarized electric vehicle that everyday people could actually afford … and afford rather easily in comparison to any … Continue reading $6,500 Squad solar-electric microcar makes its official entrance
Many of us will be familiar with package deliveries by truck, some may get their hot meals delivered by cargo bike and a few might even have had meds arrive by drone. Now Renault has combined all three for the E-Tech Master OptiModale concept.Continue … Continue reading Renault goes for the last-mile triple with OptiModale delivery concept
Following the announcement earlier in the month that its new production line in Turin, Italy, is now operational, Micro Mobility Systems AG has launched a limited “Pioneer” edition of its cute little Isetta for the modern electric age, the Microlino ci… Continue reading Limited Pioneer Series Microlino launches ahead of full production
Iconic 4x4s are rising from the dead at an alarming rate — the Bronco, the Hummer, the Wagoneer, and now the International Harvester Scout. Or just “Scout” as it will henceforth be known. Volkswagen owns the rights to the Scout name and is about to exe… Continue reading VW’s electric Scout redux puts Bronco and Wrangler in its sights
Colorado’s Lightning eMotors is adding Level 2 and Level 4 autonomous capabilities to electric medium-duty commercial vehicles thanks to a partnership with Virginia’s Perrone Robotics, and has already announced its first customer.Continue ReadingCatego… Continue reading Lightning eMotors adds autonomous option to electric fleet vehicles
Just a couple months after sending the full-size E-Transit into production, Ford Pro Europe has taken the next step in its van electrification program. It’s brought all-electric power down to the midsize segment with the new E-Transit Custom. Ford’s on… Continue reading Ford mid-sizes its electric van lineup with 236-mile E-Transit Custom
Potential EV-buyers, take note – a new compact urban electric car is on its way. Announced last week, the e-wave X seats four, features paint-free recyclable polymer body panels, and is claimed to go 240 km (149 miles) per charge.Continue ReadingCatego… Continue reading Compact 4-seater e-wave X electric car unveiled in Berlin