Sony and Honda have paired up for an EV to be made in the US, which will help it qualify for new, stricter EV tax credit criteria.

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The lack of EV news from Toyota is intentional, and EV school buses might be able feed power back into the grid.

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Maserati is on the Electric Vehicle Rampage with second GranTurismo Folgore EV Maserati is on the electric vehicle rampage. Months after revealing its first EV in the Grecale Folgore electric SUV, the Italian sportscar maker has ripped the covers off the next car in its forthcoming EV family. Meet the new GranTurismo Folgore. Folgore being… read more

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Premium EV buyer interest is progressively reaching a lower age, and private sector incentives are needed to drive infrastructure forward.

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Hertz has committed to a lineup of electric vehicles, and BP has established BP Pulse to focus on EV charging solutions.

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All 50 states allocate new funding for 75,000 miles of highway charging station infrastructure.

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North American manufacturers may be helped in a big way by the Snow Lake lithium mine, and Jeep plans on being all electric in Europe by 2030.

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