Jennifer Mossalgue is a Senior Copy Editor for Electrek.co and Tech News Tube. Her work focuses on covering the latest developments in the electric vehicle industry, including sales figures, technological advancements, and policy changes. Her articles have also been featured in publications such as RealClearEnergy and Connect The Watts.
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By: Jennifer Mossalgue
Italian sportscar brand Lamborghini says it is pushing back plans for its first electric model to the far-away year of 2029.
By: Jennifer Mossalgue
Italian sportscar brand Lamborghini says it is pushing back plans for its first BEV model to the far-away year of 2029.
photo of Waymo to launch robotaxis in Tokyo in early 2025 image Alphabet’s autonomous driving unit Waymo is going overseas for the first time and testing its tech in Japan. In early 2025, the company will begin testing its Jaguar I-PACE vehicles in Tokyo, with plans to stay in the region for the foreseeable future. more…
photo of European automakers slash EV prices while raising ICE models image European automakers are reducing prices on EVs while raising prices on their ICE models, all in hopes of avoiding hefty fines as the European Union’s new emissions rules tighten at the beginning of 2025. more…
Nissan N7 electric sedan (Source: Nissan) Honda and Nissan are reportedly in talks to discuss a potential merger to help both Japanese companies compete against Chinese EV makers.
By: Jennifer Mossalgue
photo of Stellantis delays its first BEV pickup to push ahead its range-extended Ramcharger image Stellantis has announced that it is pushing ahead the launch of its range-extended Ram 1500 Ramcharger before the release of the Ram 1500 REV, the automaker’s first BEV light-duty pickup truck. The Ram brand originally planned to launch the Ram 1500 BEV in the first half of 2025. more…
A new Bloomberg report cites that Volkswagen may in fact be closing in on a deal to keep its factories in Germany open.
By: Jennifer Mossalgue
BMW is expanding an innovative process for reclaiming and reusing EV raw materials in building a $10.4 million cell recycling center.
By: Jennifer Mossalgue
photo of Tesla Model Y likely to lose its crown as top-selling car in Europe to Dacia Sandero image Unless Tesla pulls out a miracle in the final stretch, the Telsa Model Y very likely won’t take the lead as Europe’s best-selling vehicle this year. That honor looks to be going to an entirely different type of vehicle, the ICE hatchback Dacia Sandero. more…
Toyota bZ3C electric crossover SUV (Source: Toyota) Toyota has reportedly decided to build a new EV plant in China in hopes of clawing back
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