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Thailand Welcomes EV Producers with Investment Incentives, Tax Breaks
In Thailand automakers are gearing up for electric vehicle production after the Thailand Board of Investment approved 24 new electric vehicle project
Ford’s US$3.7B Investment Will Brighten America’s Rust Belt
Ford is adding thousands of new jobs to boost production of its first full-sized electric truck, the F-150 Lightning
Movin’On Challenge Design 2022: the 3 winning projects are finally revealed
Movin'On unveil the three winners of the Movin'On Challenge Design, whose theme for the 2022 edition was "DELIVERED: bringing people what they need".
Canadian Lab Creates Tesla’s New Million Mile Battery
Tesla’s Canadian battery research partners have released a paper on a new battery cell that could last over one million miles
Latin America’s Largest E-Bus Fleet Navigates the High Andes
The city with the largest electric bus fleet in South America is not the continent's most populated, but it is elevated above most places.
Lithium Demand Propels Contested U.S. Mining Claims
The caldera holds one of the world's largest deposits of lithium, an essential component of EV batteries.
India’s Deadly Electric Scooter Fires Prompt New Battery Policy
India's Union government is on the verge of releasing standards for electric vehicle batteries, after more than a dozen recent incidents.
Public Pressure Builds to Decarbonize U.S. Capital’s Bus Fleet
The coalition wants it replaced with a plan that accelerates the transition to an all-electric fleet to serve the 5.4 million residents.
Canada’s First EV Assembly Line a Public-Private Venture
Canada's Liberal government, led by Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, is investing C$250+ million dollars to partner with General Motors
A Japanese First: Tokyu Rail Switches All Trains to Renewables
Soon it will be a little easier to breathe in Tokyo. Starting today, Japan’s Tokyu Corporation will run all its railway services on solar,
Biden Restores California’s Right to Set U.S. Clean Car Standards
Nearly a million fossil-fueled cars on Los Angeles freeways every day contribute to the smoggy air enshrouding the city.
China Forges Ahead With Transport Infrastructure Expansion
China is flexing its transportation muscles reaching westward across China and Central Asia into Europe.
