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Starting From 2025, Nissan Vehicles Will Be Equipped With The Tesla-Developed North American Charging Standard (Nacs) Port. This Is A Strategic Step Towards Nissan’s Target Of Making 40% Of U.s. Vehicle Sales Fully Electric By 2030.

Nissan Joins Vehicle-to-Grid Venture ChargeScape

Nissan‘s making waves in the EV world, joining ChargeScape as an equal investor alongside BMW, Ford, and Honda. This news comes to us from a recent TechCrunch report. What’s ChargeScape All About? ChargeScape’s the new kid on the block in…

Xpeng Ignites Share Surge With Affordable Ev

Chinese EV Makers Defy Global Restrictions with Surging Sales

Chinese electric vehicle (EV) manufacturers are showing resilience in the face of global trade restrictions, with several major players reporting significant year-on-year sales increases for August. This surge comes despite recent announcements by the European Union, United States, and Canada…

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Canada Urged to Hike Tariffs on Chinese EVs: Here’s Why

Canadian lawmakers are facing mounting pressure from auto manufacturers, steel producers, and union officials to significantly increase tariffs on Chinese imports, reports Bloomberg. The push comes after US President Joe Biden announced substantial tariff hikes on Chinese goods, including a…

Ford'S Electric Leap: A Record-Breaking 14% Rise In Ev Sales In Q3 2023

Ford and GM CEOs Clash Over the Future of Hybrids

Ford and GM’s leaders disagree on the future role of hybrid vehicles Ford‘s CEO, Jim Farley, argues hybrids should be viewed as a viable long-term solution, while GM’s CEO, Mary Barra, considers them a temporary step towards full electrification, according…

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Tesla’s Powerwall 3 Makes Its Canadian Debut

Tesla has introduced its next-gen home battery, the Powerwall 3, to Canada, following its initial release in the U.S. earlier this year. This launch marks Canada as the first country outside the U.S. to offer this advanced energy storage solution.…

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