On the surface, the automobile appeared to be the most dependable mode of transportation. And now, with time, the industry is revolutionising with versatility. It is not just about alternative fuels but also embedded with futuristic tech features such as voice recognition, AR dashboards, connected mobile apps, wireless smartphone connectivity, charging, etc. that are now available in the market. Companies like Tesla are not just … Continue reading Why use voice recognition to control your electric car?

Even though it’s two years from now, Celestiq from Cadillac is creating quite a lot of buzz in the automotive industry. With unique and stylish design as well as the production of the components is quite an enchanting story to be shared in the automotive world. Cadillac Celestiq is one of the most sophisticated, luxurious, and technologically advanced vehicles worth $300,000. As per reports, Celestiq … Continue reading The 2024 Cadillac Celestiq

As per the quarterly report published by Cox Automotive in US Auto Sales, the following data has been observed for various EV models, EV models Q3 sales Year to date Market share Tesla Model Y 60,271 191,451 33.2% Tesla Model 3 55,030 156,357 27.1% ChevyBolt EV/EUV 14,709 22,012 3.8% FordMustang Mach-E 10,414 28,089 4.9% Tesla Model S 9,171 23,464 4.1% Volkswagen ID.4 6,657 19,542 3.4% … Continue reading Which EVs scored their mark in Q3 2022?

Volkswagen all-electric vehicle sales Q3 2022, Top-selling BEV models in Q3 2022, Top-selling BEV models in Q3 2022 (estimated from YTD numbers) Source:- InsideEvs Continue reading Volkswagen Q3 sales 2022

As per reports by efahrer, EVs such as KIA EV6, Tesla Model 3, Volvo Offshoot Polestar 2, and BMW I4 M50 are some of the time-tested winners in the game of big winter. KIA EV6 AWD:-  The 325-horsepower KIA EV6 AWD can revert to a special “snow mode” in the winter; however, this mode is only useful in the beginning. due to the reduced power … Continue reading Are EVs with AWD coping with the big winter?

The race to provide charging facilities as fast as possible is the latest trend in the global auto industry market. Nobody wants to wait for 15 minutes, even though, it is an ultrafast charging station. A high expectation of the electric car industry for developing solid-state batteries, i.e. batteries with solid electrolytes instead of liquid electrolytes. However, as the battery manufacturer StoreDot CEO, Dr. Doron … Continue reading Can you charge your EV in 10 minutes?

Five different standards for charging electric vehicles are:- Electric vehicles or electric vehicle supply equipment (EVSE) are CCS-capable if they support either AC or DC charging according to the standards listed by the CCS. Automobile manufacturers that support CCS include BMW, Daimler, FCA, Ford, Jaguar, General Motors, Groupe PSA, Honda, Hyundai, Kia, Mazda, MG, Polestar, Renault, Rivian, Tesla, Mahindra, Tata Motors, and Volkswagen Group. Source:- Tesla Model … Continue reading What are the different standards for charging electric vehicles?

Blink charging is a full-service provider of charging infrastructure in the US for designing, building, and operating chargers. Blink has installed more than 51,000 charging points in 25 countries. The company provides AC chargers. Also, Blink is involved in the roaming network called as “Blink network”. Blink charging provides fast, level 2 EV charging stations and a network for homes and businesses. It is headquartered … Continue reading What’s new with Blink charging?

As per federal law in the US, batteries requires to last for 8 years or 100,000 miles. However, as per company expert, Thomas from Nissan expects the battery to last for 15 to 20 years. But the capacity and range of the battery do decrease over time. As stated by efahrer, “However, the lifespan of the Nissan batteries is more of a negative example, since … Continue reading How long EV battery last?

According to a joint press release, the VinFast–Infineon Competence Centre (VICC) will discuss new mobility solutions from VinFast and the corresponding requirements for semiconductors at an early stage of development. The aim is “to support the stabilisation of supply chains”. As a first step, the centre, which is currently being established, will focus on the development of a new electric powertrain for VinFast’s electric platforms. … Continue reading Vinfast & Infineon