EV Experts Share Their Predictions for 2018
What does the rest of 2018 hold in store for electric vehicles? My December CleanTechnica predictions article, “2 Dozen Electric Vehicle Predictions For 2018,” generated
What does the rest of 2018 hold in store for electric vehicles? My December CleanTechnica predictions article, “2 Dozen Electric Vehicle Predictions For 2018,” generated
In my previous post, The Electric Vehicle Question is Now “When?” Rather Than “If?”, I argued that in 2017 it became abundantly clear that battery-powered electric vehicles
It is difficult to point to a specific moment in 2017, but a significant milestone occurred. This is when the discussion around electric vehicles as
On August 3, the following seemingly harmless post appeared on the Mercedes-Benz Retail Twitter account: The Mercedes-Benz social media person or team asked a simple
At a base price of $34,000 to $39,000 the Bolt seems too expensive for the car that it is. The Premium version of the Bolt, which
The hot story this week is Stanford Professor Tony Seba’s prediction that we’ll see the end of ICE cars in 8 years. I’m not buying.
One of the most frequent questions you see these days in electric vehicle forums, blog comments and Facebook groups is some variation of the following:
Remember a few short years ago when the hot debate was whether cars in the future would be predominantly powered by fuel-cells versus batteries? And
Vehicles powered by batteries are the clear future of the auto industry. It is only a matter of when. Trying to answer this question of
What does the rest of 2018 hold in store for electric vehicles? My December CleanTechnica predictions article, “2 Dozen Electric Vehicle Predictions For 2018,” generated
In my previous post, The Electric Vehicle Question is Now “When?” Rather Than “If?”, I argued that in 2017 it became abundantly clear that battery-powered electric vehicles
It is difficult to point to a specific moment in 2017, but a significant milestone occurred. This is when the discussion around electric vehicles as
On August 3, the following seemingly harmless post appeared on the Mercedes-Benz Retail Twitter account: The Mercedes-Benz social media person or team asked a simple
At a base price of $34,000 to $39,000 the Bolt seems too expensive for the car that it is. The Premium version of the Bolt, which
The hot story this week is Stanford Professor Tony Seba’s prediction that we’ll see the end of ICE cars in 8 years. I’m not buying.
One of the most frequent questions you see these days in electric vehicle forums, blog comments and Facebook groups is some variation of the following:
Remember a few short years ago when the hot debate was whether cars in the future would be predominantly powered by fuel-cells versus batteries? And
Vehicles powered by batteries are the clear future of the auto industry. It is only a matter of when. Trying to answer this question of
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