#electric-vehicles

#electric-vehicles

BYD is building a $4.5 billion factory in Hungary, aiming to produce 200,000 vehicles annually and challenge Tesla in Europe.

Slate Auto, an EV startup, plans to lease a former printing plant in Indiana to produce affordable electric trucks.

Slate Auto plans to produce an affordable electric truck in Indiana, creating 2,000 jobs and targeting 150,000 units annually.

Slate Auto will assemble its $25,000 EV in a former printing plant in Indiana, aiming for first deliveries by late 2026.

GM may circumvent its plan for an EV-only lineup at the Orion plant due to declining demand and external pressures.

Volvo's EX30 production in Belgium was accelerated due to U.S. tariffs on Chinese vehicles.

Volkswagen Group faces challenges with a 37% profit drop despite increasing electric vehicle sales.

Tesla's once uncontested leadership in the EV market faces significant challenges amid declining sales and increasing competition.

Chinese automakers like BYD and Great Wall are expanding globally with innovative and affordable electric vehicles, transforming the automotive landscape.

Foxconn is set to enter the U.S. EV market with its Model C under a different brand through contract manufacturing.

Trump's tariffs may impede electric vehicle growth while favoring U.S. models with fewer imported parts.

Slate Auto unveils a compact, customizable, and cost-effective electric pickup starting at $25,000, targeting a market gap with 150 miles of range.

Slate Auto's truck offers a simple, affordable alternative to oversized, tech-laden vehicles dominating the market.

Slate Auto's first EV, the Slate Pickup, offers a customizable and budget-friendly option for urban drivers.

Slate Auto aims to democratize car customization for non-gearheads with affordable electric trucks.

Slate Auto's debut Slate Truck emphasizes practicality and customisability, contrasting with the flashy Tesla Cybertruck, and potentially appealing to a broader market.

Slate Auto will produce its affordable EV in a retrofitted factory in Indiana, focusing on minimal features to keep costs low.

Slate Auto aims to provide affordable, customizable electric vehicles in stark contrast to traditional tech-heavy options, targeting a lower price point for consumers.

Slate Truck offers customization and affordability as an electric vehicle under $20,000 with unique add-ons.

Slate electric pickup offers ultimate customization for various uses, from SUV to DJ booth.

The vehicle features a modular design, allowing for personal transformations by owners.

Slate introduces an affordable, modular electric pickup truck starting under $20,000, challenging luxury EV norms with a focus on practicality.

The Slate Truck emphasizes everyday utility with customizable options, a robust payload, and essential safety features.

BYD has become the world’s largest electric vehicle producer by focusing on automation and vertical integration.

Ford is developing a game-changing battery chemistry for lower-cost, longer-range electric vehicles by the end of the decade.

BATA emphasizes sustainability through electric vehicles and solar energy installations to reduce environmental impact.

NASCAR is exploring electric vehicles with ABB's prototype, signaling a shift towards sustainability in auto racing.

Toyota's bZ7 EV is positioned as a flagship sedan in China, designed to rival its own Lexus ES.

Toyota is redefining its automotive strategy in China, emphasizing local innovation.

The use of Huawei's HarmonyOS in Toyota vehicles signifies a shift towards local tech partnerships.

Slate's upcoming EV pickup targets affordability at under $20,000, appealing to a broader market.

Slate Auto aims to provide affordable electric vehicles, starting at $25,000, addressing the rising costs of transportation in America.

Nissan truck buyers show strong interest in PHEV options, despite trends toward fully electric models.

The popularity of cars at the Shanghai Auto Show reflects consumer interests in a highly competitive market.

The Slate Truck aims to disrupt high car prices with a radical, low-cost electric vehicle option.

Mercedes-Benz's Vision V redefines luxury electric multi-purpose vehicles with innovative design and technology, set for production in 2026.

Lexus's redesigned 2026 ES sedan features enhanced design and hybrid/electric options on a new platform.

Slate is debuting an electric truck tonight, targeting the affordable EV market with a price of $25,000.

Slate's debut vehicle emphasizes affordability and customizability, transitioning from a two-seat pickup to a five-passenger SUV.

Slate's new pickup truck embraces minimalism, featuring basic functions without modern tech like infotainment or internet, offering a lower price point.