Christopher Harrison is a journalist who specializes in writing about electric vehicles and the automotive industry. His work has been featured in various publications, including EVMagz, Hackerlap, JD Supra, Sage, The Conversation Australia + NZ. Christopher's articles provide insights into the latest trends, developments, and challenges in the world of electric vehicles.
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Christopher Harrison's coverage predominantly focuses on the automotive industry, with a specific emphasis on electric vehicles and related topics such as car manufacturers, EV charging infrastructure, and battery technology. His articles largely feature press releases and private sector announcements.
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By: Christopher Harrison
The Tesla Model Y has officially surpassed the Nissan Leaf to become Norway's best-selling electric vehicle of all time, as sales records dating back to 2011 reveal. The all-electric crossover has outpaced the Leaf, one of the earliest EVs to hit the market, solidifying Tesla's dominance in the Norwegian electric vehicle landscape.
By: Christopher Harrison
Tesla has begun rolling out its Supervised Full Self-Driving (FSD) software to a limited number of Cybertruck owners, marking a significant development for the vehicle almost a year after its launch in November 2023.
Tesla has received approval from the local environment ministry to commence the first stage of its expansion at Gigafactory Berlin, which is expected to significantly enhance the plant's production capacity. According to
By: Christopher Harrison
BasiGo, a Kenyan-based electric vehicle (EV) company, has raised $24 million in Series A equity funding, along with an additional $17.5 million in debt financing, to further its mission of electrifying public transportation in Sub-Saharan Africa. This marks the largest investment in the region's EV industry, according to the company. The equity round was led by Africa50 and included support from co-investors such as Novastar Ventures, CFAO Kenya, Mobility54, and others.
By: Christopher Harrison
Shares of Horizon Robotics ended 2.8% higher during their debut on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange on Thursday, following a successful initial public offering (IPO) that raised $696 million—the largest in Hong Kong this year. The company sold 1.355 billion shares at HK$3.99 each, as detailed in its filings.
By: Christopher Harrison
The U.S. Interior Department has approved ioneer's Rhyolite Ridge lithium mine in Nevada, the first lithium project to be permitted under President Joe Biden's administration. The mine, operated by Australia-based ioneer (INR.AX), will supply lithium for EV batteries to manufacturers, including Ford Motor Co., in a bid to reduce reliance on foreign minerals.
By: Christopher Harrison
Just days after Scout Motors reintroduced itself to the market with the highly anticipated Traveler SUV and Terra pickup, the brand has reported strong early interest, particularly for its optional “Harvester” range-extender model.
By: Christopher Harrison
The European Union could see its annual energy costs reduced by up to 8.6% by 2040 through the implementation of bidirectional electric vehicle (EV) charging, a study by Fraunhofer Institutes, commissioned by
By: Christopher Harrison
Mitsubishi Motors and Nissan Motor are planning to form a joint venture aimed at developing autonomous driving technology, according to a report from the Yomiuri newspaper. The new company is expected to be established in March 2025, with both automakers holding equal stakes in the venture.
Tesla saw a decline in its China-made vehicle sales in October, breaking a three-month streak of sequential gains, according to data released by the China Passenger Car Association (CPCA) on Monday.
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