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US EV Sales Up 385% Since 2019, Normal “ICE” Vehicle Sales Down 14%
We recently produced several exclusive reports on US electric vehicle sales and overall US auto industry sales trends. Via those reports, you can explore the top automakers or auto brands in terms of their own internal EV share or in terms of their share of the overall
Chrysler says Halcyon EV could cross country without plugging in
The first thing Chrysler wants you to notice about its Halcyon Concept is its futuristic shape. So much of the marketing bumpf — oops, the press release — that accompanied the photos here tries to convince, in the written word, how far its stylists pushed the envelope.
New EV charging network backed by 7 major automakers begins operations in North America
Back in July 2023, a group of seven major automakers announced plans to form a public charging joint venture along the lines of the European consortium Ionity. EV fans welcomed the plan to deploy some 30,000 fast charging stations throughout North America, but we’ve heard very little since.
Q1 2024 brings only a few new EV arrivals, as market regroups for the year ahead
A new year means new EVs, right? Well, kind of.
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Smaller electric Toyota BZ3X spotted in Detroit
Despite rightly hedging its bets against an all-electric future by offering a portfolio of hybrid and plug-in hybrid vehicles, Toyota is still choosing to put a few eggs in the EV basket. Its efforts are part of what the company calls Beyond Zero, explaining the “BZ” portion of these car’s mystifying monikers.