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First Ford F-150 Lightning delivered in Norway to BBQ fan with Texan wife

Aside from relishing wintertime sports and appreciating life’s cozier things, Norwegians also love electric vehicles. In fact, last year, EVs reportedly accounted for more than 82% of new vehicle registrations in the Nordic nation, a staggering figure compared to other global markets. Bringing a bit of American flair to the country’s roadways, Ford is now […]

by Craig Cole
Last Updated: 2/15/2024
Up-and-coming EV charging network finally has a name: Ionna

Remember that big EV charging network that was announced last July, the one seven global automakers are partnering to build? Yeah, well the operation finally has a name, and it’s called Ionna. Announced last Friday, this intriguing new charging network has been blessed with ever-important regulatory approval. Accordingly, Ionna can officially begin operations. The goal […]

by Craig Cole
Last Updated: 2/14/2024
BYD explores potential for new EV plant in Mexico: Report

BYD, a leading Chinese electric vehicle (EV) manufacturer, is exploring the possibility of establishing a production facility in Mexico, aiming to create an export hub targeting the U.S. market, according to Zhou Zou, the company’s country manager for Mexico. This move is part of BYD’s strategy to bolster its international presence, given that its sales […]

by EV Pulse Staff
Last Updated: 2/14/2024
Chrysler unveils Halcyon Concept as a glimpse into its electric future

Chrysler recently introduced the Halcyon Concept, a model that signals the brand’s commitment to a fully electric future. This concept car is designed to merge sustainability with innovative technology, offering a glimpse into Chrysler’s vision of mobility that incorporates autonomous driving, personalized experiences, and advanced technology integrations. The Halcyon Concept incorporates the STLA Brain, STLA […]

by EV Pulse Staff
Last Updated: 2/13/2024
Stellantis announces transition to J3400 connector for electric vehicles

Stellantis, has announced its plan to adopt the proposed SAE J3400 charging connector for its battery-electric vehicles (BEVs) in North America, beginning with select models in the 2026 model year. This initiative aims to enhance electric vehicle charging options and is aligned with the company’s strategy to facilitate open and seamless charging solutions for its […]

by EV Pulse Staff
Last Updated: 2/12/2024
Ford going back to the Bronze Age with new Mustang Mach-E appearance package

To keep things interesting, Ford is offering a new Bronze Appearance Package on the Mustang Mach-E all-electric SUV. We got our first in-person look at this visually arresting options group here at the 2024 Chicago Auto Show. Everyone’s favorite alloy of copper and tin has traditionally been used to make things like cannons, but it’s […]

by Craig Cole
Last Updated: 2/12/2024
Updated 2025 Kia Carnival minivan offers new hybrid drivetrain

Kia is amping up its Carnival minivan for 2025, adding a fuel-sipping hybrid powertrain to the lineup. The South Korean automaker unveiled this refreshed family hauler on Thursday at the 2024 Chicago Auto Show. The new electrified drivetrain is by no means earth-shattering, but it should still help motorists save a lot of fuel. This […]

by Craig Cole
Last Updated: 2/12/2024
Toyota commits $1.3 billion to Kentucky plant for electric SUV production

Toyota has announced a significant investment of $1.3 billion in its Kentucky facility, aimed at enhancing electrification efforts, including the assembly of a new three-row battery electric SUV for the U.S. market. This investment increases the total investment in the Kentucky plant to nearly $10 billion, underlining Toyota’s dedication to producing high-quality vehicles and ensuring […]

by EV Pulse Staff
Last Updated: 2/6/2024
EVs weigh too much for today’s highway guardrails

It’s no secret that EVs are heavy, in fact, they can weigh 25 to 50% more than comparable combustion-powered vehicles. This added bulk doesn’t just pose a risk to other motorists and pedestrians, but roadway safety equipment may not be up to snuff. Last October, researchers at the Midwest Roadside Safety Facility at the University […]

by Craig Cole
Last Updated: 2/2/2024
Audi’s Ingolstadt factory achieves net carbon-neutral vehicle production

Audi is going green. The German luxury automaker’s third manufacturing plant has just begun net carbon-neutral vehicle production. Announced on Wednesday, the Audi factory in Ingolstadt achieved this important milestone back on Jan. 1, 2024. This facility follows in the tire tracks of the firm’s Brussels, Belgium and Győr, Hungary plants that have been doing […]

by Craig Cole
Last Updated: 2/2/2024
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