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
Jameel Motors has signed an agreement with Farizon Auto, a subsidiary of Chinese automotive giant Geely, to distribute new energy commercial vehicles in the United Kingdom. Farizon, established in 2016, has built a market-leading reputation through its focus on zero-emission technology and user-centric design. The Farizon SV large electric van will be the flagship model for the brand's UK launch, with sales expected to begin in the first half of 2025.
A Waymo robotaxi was recently caught on video endlessly navigating a roundabout, echoing the comedic misadventure of Clark Griswold in
Danish public transport company Movia has introduced 66 new electric buses into its fleet, bringing the total number of electric buses in operation in the Copenhagen and Zealand regions to 565. This milestone means that half of Movia's fleet is now electric, six years ahead of the company's original target set in 2020. The company operates a total of 1,126 buses, with the electric buses now covering over 51 million kilometres annually.
By: Christopher Harrison
A Tesla Cybertruck with over 50,000 miles has offered insights into the durability and real-world performance of the angular electric pickup, according to a Teslatino video. The vehicle, described as the highest-mileage Cybertruck currently, has logged significant travel, including a journey to the Arctic Ocean, since March.
NotarYES/Shutterstock Authors Christopher Harrison Senior Lecturer, Sydney School of Public Health, University of Sydney
The electric vehicle (EV) market appears to be facing a lull, but a recent study from AutoPacific indicates that a significant opportunity remains, particularly in the segment of three-row electric SUVs. According to the firm's 2024 Future Vehicle Planner, nearly half of three-row SUV and crossover shoppers would consider a full EV, showcasing the potential for growth in this segment.
By: Christopher Harrison
Li Auto Inc. achieved a record 58,513 vehicle deliveries in December, surpassing its previous high of 53,709 set in September. The December figure represents a 16.21% increase year-on-year and a 20.05% rise compared to November's 48,740 deliveries, according to data released by the company.
By: Christopher Harrison
The State University of New York (SUNY) will receive $15 million in federal funding to install up to 350 electric vehicle (EV) chargers across its campuses. The initiative, supported by the U.S. Department of Transportation's Charging and Fueling Infrastructure Grant Programme, aims to enhance air quality and promote sustainability in New York.
By: Christopher Harrison
A fleet of 30 electric, automated terminal trucks is set to go into operation at APM Terminals Maasvlakte II (MVII) in Rotterdam by early 2027. This comes as part of a collaboration agreement between APM, Embotech, a provider of autonomous vehicle technology, and Dutch special vehicle manufacturer Terberg. The move marks a significant step in the transition to more sustainable and efficient port operations.
Nio, the Chinese electric vehicle (EV) maker, has denied speculation that it could be acquired by Xiaomi later this year, following claims made in a report by Haitong International, a Hong Kong-based financial firm.
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