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Rivian has launched an official investigation after two owners lost control of their R1 vehicles due to a broken suspension component. The incidents occurred shortly after maintenance was performed on the cars.
The Indonesian Ministry of Industry is enhancing the supply chain for electric vehicles by involving small and medium enterprises (SMEs). This initiative is part of the government's efforts to develop a comprehensive ecosystem for battery-powered electric vehicles.
Tesla's crisis in Sweden shows signs of easing as the IF Metall union reduces the scope of its strike. The conflict between the company and labor unions continues, raising questions about the future of labor relations in the country. The strike, which began earlier this month, had sparked widespread concern about Tesla's ability to meet its production targets.
Chinese electric vehicle manufacturer NIO has unveiled its new ES9 model, resulting in a 9% increase in its stock price on the U.S. market. This launch comes as the company aims to expand its customer base amid declining demand in the Chinese market.
Jetour has announced the launch of its new T1 i-DM, a hybrid SUV utilizing Plug-in Hybrid Electric Vehicle (PHEV) technology. This vehicle is designed for drivers seeking high performance while maintaining fuel efficiency.
Chinese company Chery has announced plans to launch a new kei car named Emta in 2027, aiming to compete with BYD Racco in the Japanese market. The new vehicle, considered an upgraded version of the QQ Ice Cream model, features a modern design and advanced safety specifications.
Chinese company BYD has launched a new self-driving chip called Xuanji A3, the first of its kind at 4 nanometers. This technology was revealed during an event in Shenzhen, where the CEO emphasized its high energy efficiency.
BYD, the world's largest electric vehicle manufacturer, announced its plans to achieve zero traffic accidents through its self-developed autonomous driving technology. This was revealed during a press conference in Shenzhen, where the company's founder, Wang Chuanfu, confirmed the new system will be priced at 12,000 yuan.
Waseem Ben Said, the head of software at Rivian, shared his vision for the future of electric vehicles, emphasizing that reliance on buttons or systems like CarPlay is no longer necessary. This statement was made during discussions about Rivian's partnership with Volkswagen aimed at developing a new operating system for electric cars.
The Kia EV9 electric vehicle is facing serious battery issues, leading to many cars being rendered inoperable. Owners are experiencing long delays in repairs, raising questions about service quality and technical support.
Germany has witnessed a remarkable shift towards electric vehicles, with sales increasing at an unprecedented rate. This transformation reflects the country's commitment to achieving sustainability goals and reducing carbon emissions.
The 'Concordia' factory in Dmitrov has announced the start of production for small electric vehicles called 'Orbis', designed specifically for local security agencies. This initiative is part of Russia's efforts to promote clean technology across various sectors.
The Thai government has announced a comprehensive plan to support the transition to electric vehicles (EVs), aiming to allocate a budget of up to <strong>200 billion baht</strong> for this purpose. This initiative is part of its efforts to shift towards clean energy and enhance energy security.
Rivian has announced the delivery date for its first R2 vehicles, set for June 9. CEO RJ Scaringe emphasized that this model is one of the most significant launches in the company's history, generating excitement among electric vehicle enthusiasts.
Stefano Domenicali, CEO of Lamborghini, announced that the decision to cancel plans for a fully electric vehicle was the right choice. This follows strong reactions to Ferrari's new electric car, highlighting market challenges in accepting luxury electric vehicles.
The European car market experienced a growth of <strong>4.2%</strong> in the first four months of 2026, with traditional European brands maintaining dominance. Meanwhile, the share of Chinese companies in the European market has doubled, reflecting a significant shift towards electric vehicles.
Data from the European Automobile Manufacturers Association reveals that electric vehicle sales in the EU saw a significant increase of <strong>37.7%</strong> in April, reaching <strong>972,000 units</strong>. This surge coincides with rising fuel prices, prompting consumers to seek more sustainable options.
The automotive industry is undergoing a significant transformation towards electric vehicles as countries aim to reduce carbon emissions and achieve sustainability goals. This shift reflects a global trend towards a cleaner future.
The International Energy Agency predicts that electric vehicle sales will reach 30% of total global sales this year, driven by rising fuel prices and the ongoing energy crisis stemming from conflict in the Middle East.
BYD Motor Indonesia has announced the launch of a new version of its electric vehicle, the Atto 1, aimed at providing more economical options for consumers. This announcement was made during a press conference in Bogor.
Indonesian Finance Minister, Sri Mulyani Indrawati, announced expectations for the national economy to grow by more than <strong>5.5%</strong> in the second half of <strong>2026</strong>. The government aims for a growth rate of <strong>6%</strong> through new stimulus strategies.
Indonesian academic Katarina Kori Bradnya urges the need for strict regulations on electric vehicles following a tragic collision between a train and an electric car in Bekasi. The incident highlights the gap between existing policies and actual implementation.
Chinese company BYD anticipates an increase in its annual sales driven by growing domestic optimism and ambitious global expansion plans, even as the electric vehicle market faces challenges. This forecast comes amid a slowdown in demand for electric vehicles.
Car sales in China experienced a significant decline of <strong>21.5%</strong> in April 2023, attributed to a sharp drop in gasoline vehicle deliveries. Despite an increase in demand for electric vehicles, it was insufficient to offset this decline.
China is witnessing a significant shift with the emergence of luxurious six-seat electric SUVs, challenging renowned German brands. These vehicles are gaining popularity among wealthy families, potentially revitalizing the world's largest automotive market.
Cadillac has announced that its electric vehicle sales have surpassed the significant milestone of <strong>100,000</strong> units. This achievement reflects a major shift in the automotive market towards clean energy, as more drivers are opting for electric vehicles over traditional fuel-powered cars.
Honda Motor Co., Japan's second-largest automaker, announced an operating loss of approximately <strong>400 billion yen</strong> (about <strong>$2.55 billion</strong>) for the fiscal year ended, impacted by challenges in the electric vehicle sector. The company is set to reveal its full financial results on <strong>May 14</strong>.
The automotive industry is experiencing a significant transformation as major companies revive traditional V8 engines amid a growing demand for electric vehicles. This shift reflects a complex transitional phase aimed at meeting changing market needs.
A new study reveals that rising fossil fuel prices and decreasing costs of used electric cars make green solutions more appealing for the middle class. This comes at a time when families face increasing pressure to reduce carbon emissions.
In a move reflecting its commitment to electric vehicle development, Ford has opened its new electric vehicle development center in Long Beach, California. The center aims to achieve high production efficiency and reduce costs to make prices reach <strong>$30,000</strong>.