Suvrat Kothari is a writer who primarily focuses on automotive topics. He has written for publications such as InsideEVs, Autobody News, and Motor1.com. Suvrat's articles cover a wide range of electric vehicle news, including new models, industry developments, and technological advancements.
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The Polestar 7 could still be similar to the 2, but an identical name of the next-gen EV would somehow limit its prospects.
By: Suvrat Kothari
The treasury secretary told her Chinese counterparts that industrial overcapacity was a concern for U.S. automakers.
More than half of used EV listings are priced under $30,000, Recurrent found.
Tesla is entering South America to take on Chinese automakers and potentially revive sales.
By: Kothari
This is the first of the two ongoing investigations into Ford's BlueCruise driving assistance system.
European ports accuse Chinese carmakers of using them as 'car parks' for their excess inventories.
By: Suvrat Kothari
Amazon is leading the electric delivery van game as the company aims to go net zero in the next 16 years.
By: Kothari
Hundreds of job cuts have already taken place in the San Francisco Bay Area and Austin, Texas.
A major win for U.S. automakers as Mexico halts all future meetings with Chinese carmakers and stops incentives for local factories.
By: Suvrat Kothari
Electric for-hire vehicles in New York City surpassed two million zero-emissions trips in March 2024, doubling from January.
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