RIEM News LogoRIEM News

Articles tagged with "sustainable-transportation"

  • Geely Brings Electric EX5 to 6 Adriatic Countries - CleanTechnica

    Geely Auto officially launched its electric SUV, the Geely EX5, across six Adriatic countries—Serbia, Croatia, Slovenia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, North Macedonia, and Montenegro—on June 10, 2025. The EX5 is notable for being Geely’s first global model to receive EU Whole Vehicle Type Approval (WVTA) certification, marking a significant step in the company’s global electrification strategy. The launch events in Serbia and Croatia attracted extensive media attention from regional automotive journalists, who praised the EX5’s advanced capabilities and technological innovations, anticipating that it will invigorate the regional electric vehicle market. Since entering the Serbian market in March 2023 through its regional partner SEEAG, Geely has introduced multiple models, including the Starray, Coolray, and EX5, catering to diverse customer preferences in design, performance, and sustainability. The brand has expanded its presence with 36 dealership outlets across the six countries, operating under a unified regional dealership model

    energyelectric-vehiclesGeely-EX5automotive-technologyelectrificationsustainable-transportationnew-energy-vehicles
  • Honda dips its toes in cargo delivery micromobility

    Honda is entering the cargo delivery micromobility market with its new Fastport eQuad, a battery-assisted four-wheeled vehicle designed for urban delivery use. The eQuad comes in two sizes, both smaller than a Mini Cooper but capable of carrying between 320 to 650 pounds. It features pedals and a top speed limited to 12 mph (20 kph) to comply with bike lane regulations. The vehicle uses Honda’s swappable Mobile Power Pack batteries, enabling quick battery changes to maintain continuous operation. Inside, the eQuad offers a bike-like cockpit with a seat, pedals, windscreen, and a display to assist navigation. Honda emphasizes the eQuad as a software-defined vehicle, suggesting ongoing value and improvements through software updates, although specific features were not detailed. Production of the U.S.-bound eQuads will take place at Honda’s Performance Manufacturing Center in Ohio, a facility previously known for assembling high-performance supercars. This move marks a shift for Honda into the growing

    energyelectric-vehiclesmicromobilitybattery-technologycargo-deliveryHondasustainable-transportation
  • Ford PH to Launch Mustang Mach-E by 3Q This Year - CleanTechnica

    Ford Philippines announced it will launch its first all-electric vehicle, the Mustang Mach-E, by the third quarter of 2025. The decision to introduce the Mach-E as its initial EV offering reflects Ford’s strategy to leverage the Mustang’s iconic muscle car heritage while transitioning into electrification. Pedro Simoes, Ford PH managing director, emphasized the Mustang Mach-E’s strong appeal due to its blend of traditional Mustang DNA with modern electric powertrain technology, positioning Ford as a credible player in the Philippine EV market. The Mustang Mach-E represents a significant shift for Ford, being the brand’s first production model designed from the ground up as a fully electric SUV that carries the Mustang’s performance-oriented legacy. Although official specifications for the Philippine market have not been released, the vehicle is expected to be sourced from Ford’s Mexico plant, with the Premium variant likely to be offered. This model is anticipated to feature a standard-range battery capable of over 400 kilometers per charge, balancing performance, features, and cost to

    energyelectric-vehiclesFord-Mustang-Mach-EEV-launchautomotive-electrificationbattery-technologysustainable-transportation
  • Nepal’s Electric Leapfrog: How This Himalayan Nation Is Leading Global EV Adoption - CleanTechnica

    Nepal, a Himalayan nation of 30 million people, is emerging as a global leader in electric vehicle (EV) adoption, with about 70% of new passenger vehicles sold recently being electric. This rapid transition defies the common notion that EVs are mainly viable in wealthy countries with advanced infrastructure. Nepal’s success is underpinned by its nearly 100% hydroelectric-powered grid, which supplies clean, reliable, and domestically produced electricity to 94% of the population as of 2024. This extensive electrification, supported by investments in grid reliability and infrastructure upgrades, enables the country to reduce emissions and cut costly petroleum imports, which exceeded $2.5 billion in 2022/23. The shift to EVs has been driven by strategic government policies and a diversified vehicle market featuring Chinese, Indian, Korean, and European manufacturers. Kathmandu, the capital, now hosts a wide range of electric cars and a growing fleet of electric three-wheelers (safa tempos) and

    energyelectric-vehiclesrenewable-energyhydroelectric-powergrid-electrificationsustainable-transportationenergy-infrastructure
  • Coco Robotics raises $80M to scale sidewalk delivery robots

    Coco Robotics has raised $80 million in strategic funding to accelerate the development of its AI-powered sidewalk delivery robots, scale its fleet, and expand enterprise partnerships. Founded in 2020 and based in Santa Monica, the company has completed over 500,000 zero-emission deliveries across major U.S. cities such as Los Angeles, Chicago, and Miami, as well as in Helsinki, its first European market. Coco aims to deploy thousands of vehicles by the end of 2025, focusing on creating sustainable, reliable, and affordable last-mile logistics solutions. The funding round included returning investors like Sam and Max Altman and new participants such as Ryan Graves, former Uber SVP and current CEO of Saltwater. Coco Robotics’ autonomous delivery robots combine self-driving technology with remote human supervision to improve efficiency, reduce emissions, and ease urban traffic congestion. The company has formed partnerships with major platforms like Uber and DoorDash, expanding its reach through pilot programs and live rollouts in multiple cities. For

    robotautonomous-deliveryAI-platformlast-mile-logisticssustainable-transportationurban-roboticsdelivery-robots
  • Why BYD Is Now The Clear EV Leader - CleanTechnica

    The article highlights BYD's emergence as the clear leader in the electric vehicle (EV) market, emphasizing the company's strong engineering and problem-solving approach under CEO Wang Chuanfu. Rather than focusing on past successes or promises, BYD addresses challenges head-on, turning criticism into motivation. For example, despite earlier doubts about their intelligent driving technology, BYD now sells 79% of its vehicles equipped with advanced driver-assistance systems (ADAS) in China, outperforming competitors including Tesla in real-world tests. BYD has also initiated a "payment war" by shortening supplier payment terms, pressuring competitors and accelerating industry consolidation. The article further debunks common criticisms of EVs by showcasing BYD’s advancements: EVs are now less expensive than internal combustion engine vehicles in several markets; BYD’s revenue and profit margins are growing even as prices decline; their product range is broad and specialized; charging speeds have improved dramatically with 400+ km range added in five minutes; and battery technology offers

    energyelectric-vehiclesbattery-technologyfast-chargingEV-infrastructureautomotive-innovationsustainable-transportation
  • New Electric Boat Line Coming - CleanTechnica

    ACEL Power, a Canadian leader in intelligent electric propulsion systems, has partnered with Madrid-based boat builder Vector Náutico to launch a new electric boat line called MOLA-e. Designed for coastal and inland cruising, the boats measure 5.99 meters in length and come in two configurations: a 50HP model with a 32 kWh lithium iron phosphate (LFP) battery and a 75HP model with a 43 kWh LFP battery. These batteries offer high energy density, extended lifecycle, and enhanced thermal stability, enabling zero-emission propulsion without sacrificing performance. The MOLA-e line aims to combine luxury yacht design with the accessibility of a day cruiser, featuring optimized hull geometry for improved range and handling, as well as wide swim platforms for easy water access. The first units are expected to debut in mid-2025, with sea trials and showcase events planned across Spain. Pricing and customization details will be released closer to the launch. Both companies emphasize sustainability and reliability, positioning

    energyelectric-boatselectric-propulsionLFP-batterysustainable-transportationzero-emissionmarine-technology
  • Roam Launches The Second Generation of Its Roam Air Electric Motorcycle In Kenya - CleanTechnica

    Roam, a leading Kenyan electric motorcycle startup, has launched the second generation of its Roam Air electric motorcycle, designed specifically with input from boda boda riders—the motorcycle taxi operators who form a critical part of Kenya’s economy, supporting around 5 million livelihoods. The new Roam Air Gen 2 features over 40 practical improvements based on real user feedback from the first generation, including a lighter frame by one kilogram for better battery efficiency and handling, a reinforced frame supporting up to 240 kilograms (20 kg more than before), and a lockable single-door battery compartment to reduce theft and simplify battery swapping. These enhancements aim to meet the rigorous demands of daily transport across Kenya’s varied road conditions. The electric motorcycle sector in Africa is rapidly growing, driven largely by private startups like Roam, amid broader regional shifts toward electric vehicles. In Kenya, electric motorcycles accounted for 7.1% of new motorcycle registrations in 2024, reflecting increasing adoption. This growth is significant given that nearly

    electric-motorcycleselectric-vehiclesenergyelectric-mobilitysustainable-transportationAfrica-electric-vehiclesRoam-Air-Gen-2
  • Which Auto Brands Will Lead EV Sales Worldwide in Next 3 Years? You Tell Us! (Charts) - CleanTechnica

    A recent CleanTechnica survey asked readers to predict which auto brands will lead global electric vehicle (EV) sales from 2025 to 2027. The overwhelming consensus was that BYD will be the top-selling EV brand each year, with over 86% of respondents consistently selecting BYD as the #1 producer. This aligns with BYD’s recent rise, having surpassed Tesla in sales, while Tesla’s sales have reportedly declined. Other brands receiving notable mentions for the top spots included Tesla, Geely, Volkswagen, Hyundai, and a few Chinese manufacturers like XPENG and Xiaomi, though none came close to challenging BYD’s dominance in the predictions. For the #2 and #3 positions, the survey showed more variation and competition. In 2025, Tesla was the leading choice for #2 with 43.3% of votes, followed by Geely and Volkswagen. By 2026, Geely was predicted to rise to #2 with 37.6%, while Tesla

    energyelectric-vehiclesEV-salesautomotive-industryclean-energybattery-technologysustainable-transportation
  • GM Sees Strong EV Sales Growth In 2025 - CleanTechnica

    General Motors (GM) reported strong growth in electric vehicle (EV) sales in the U.S. during the first five months of 2025, positioning itself as the second-largest EV seller nationwide with over 62,000 units sold across its Chevrolet, Cadillac, and GMC brands. Chevrolet alone sold more than 37,000 EVs through May, surpassing Ford and becoming the fastest-growing domestic EV brand in the first quarter. May marked GM’s second-best month ever for EV sales, following a 94% year-over-year increase in Q1. GM’s U.S. EV market share doubled to about 15.5% in early Q2, nearing its overall national market share of 17%. GM attributes this success to its broad EV portfolio, including the popular and affordable Chevrolet Equinox EV, which accounted for over 21,800 sales so far this year. More than half of Chevrolet’s EV sales were conquest sales, meaning customers new to the brand. GM also highlighted its expanding charging infrastructure, with access to over 250,000 public chargers across North America and partnerships to increase fast-charging locations nationwide. Notably, GM’s EVs now come standard with NACS charging ports compatible with Tesla Superchargers, although the company did not emphasize this in its communications. The company emphasizes that many EV owners remain loyal once they switch, especially after investing in home charging setups, which can often be as simple as a standard 120-volt outlet for typical daily driving needs.

    energyelectric-vehiclesEV-salescharging-infrastructureGMclean-energysustainable-transportation
  • Vinfast EV Taxis Now in Manila — Exclusive Updates - CleanTechnica

    Vietnamese transportation company Green & Smart Mobility (GSM) has launched its fleet of VinFast Nerio Green electric taxis in the Philippines, marking the country as the fourth in Southeast Asia to receive these EV taxis after Vietnam, Laos, and Indonesia. The local operation, known as Green GSM, officially introduced the taxis and drivers at Quezon Memorial Circle in Manila. Green GSM aims to address the longstanding issues in the Philippine taxi industry, such as old, unsafe vehicles and a problematic franchising and compensation system that fosters discourteous and corrupt driver behavior. The company offers full-time driver positions with fixed salaries and incentives, replacing the traditional daily contract system, and also provides an Uber-style partnership model for EV owners. Green GSM drivers, referred to as “Green Ambassadors,” undergo intensive training to promote courteous service and safety, fostering pride and purpose in modernizing transportation with eco-friendly vehicles. The company has partnered with R&E Taxi, Manila’s largest taxi service, and established a central hub in Caloocan City with over 30 charging stations, parking, and servicing facilities for the EV fleet. The service currently covers Metro Manila and nearby provinces within a 20-30 kilometer radius. The chosen vehicle for the fleet is the VinFast Nerio Green, a variant of the VF e34 battery-electric compact crossover SUV, specifically re-engineered to meet public transportation needs. This initiative represents a significant step toward cleaner, safer, and more reliable taxi services in the Philippines.

    electric-vehiclesVinFastEV-taxissustainable-transportationclean-energyride-hailing-appSoutheast-Asia
  • Mitsubishi's battery swap network to cut EV charging time to 5 mins

    Mitsubishi Fuso Truck and Bus Corporation (MFTBC), Mitsubishi Motors, U.S. startup Ample, and Yamato Transport have launched a major battery swapping initiative in Tokyo to accelerate electric vehicle (EV) adoption and support Japan’s climate goals of reducing emissions by 46% by 2030 and achieving carbon neutrality by 2050. The project, backed by the Tokyo Metropolitan Government, will deploy over 150 battery-swappable commercial EVs and 14 automated modular swapping stations by September 2025. This follows a successful 2024 pilot in Kyoto that demonstrated cross-brand battery swapping feasibility for commercial deliveries and taxi services. The initiative focuses on commercial fleet electrification, a strategic priority since transportation accounted for about 19% of Japan’s CO2 emissions in 2022. The vehicles involved include MFTBC’s eCanter light-duty electric truck and Mitsubishi Motors’ kei-class Minicab EV, with Yamato Transport as the first major customer for last-mile delivery operations. The key technological advantage lies in Ample’s fully automated swapping stations, which can replace batteries in just five minutes without drivers leaving their vehicles, minimizing downtime and labor challenges. These compact stations are designed for quick deployment in urban environments and may also provide grid services such as renewable energy storage, further contributing to emission reductions. The consortium aims to build a robust battery swapping infrastructure in Tokyo and invites additional automakers, fleets, and logistics companies to participate, expanding the initiative’s impact on Japan’s sustainable transportation future.

    energyelectric-vehiclesbattery-swappingMitsubishi-Motorscarbon-neutralitysustainable-transportationEV-charging-infrastructure
  • Heybike’s Father’s Day Sale: Huge Deals, Free Gear, & The Perfect Ride For Dad - CleanTechnica

    Heybike is launching a major Father’s Day sale featuring significant discounts on its popular e-bike models, free bikepacking accessory gifts with every purchase, and bundled combo deals for families or riding partners. The promotion offers a range of e-bikes tailored to different riding styles, including foldable fat-tire models with powerful motors and long ranges, compact urban commuters with mid-drive motors and torque sensors, and versatile full-suspension folding bikes. Prices have been slashed substantially—for example, a folding fat-tire bike drops from $1,499 to $1,099, while an ultra-compact fat-tire model is now $999 from $1,499. Combo packages allow customers to save even more when buying two bikes together, with discounts up to $1,500. Heybike differentiates itself by providing a 30-day free trial, fast and free shipping, UL 2849 certified batteries for safety, and strong warranty coverage including a 10-year frame warranty on the Hero model. The company also offers live customer support and detailed documentation, ensuring a quality and user-friendly experience. The free “bikepacking gifts” included with each purchase—such as bags or utility kits—are intended to enhance the riding experience immediately, adding extra value beyond the discounted prices. Overall, the sale presents an attractive opportunity to purchase reliable, well-supported e-bikes suited for adventure, commuting, or city riding, making it an ideal time to find the perfect ride for Dad or yourself.

    energye-bikeelectric-bikebattery-technologysustainable-transportationelectric-motorurban-mobility
  • Vinfast EV Taxis Now in Manila - CleanTechnica

    Vietnamese company Green & Smart Mobility (GSM), founded by VinFast CEO Pham Nhat Vuong, has launched a fleet of VinFast VF e34 electric taxis in Manila, marking the Philippines as the fourth Southeast Asian country to receive these EV taxis after Vietnam, Laos, and Indonesia. GSM aims to improve the local taxi industry's poor reputation, which suffers from old vehicles, unsafe conditions, and corrupt drivers. The company employs drivers as full-time staff with fixed salaries and incentives, rather than the traditional commission-based system, and offers an app for easy booking alongside street hails. GSM also partners with Manila’s largest taxi company, R&E Taxi, and has installed over 30 charging stations at R&E’s compound. The chosen vehicle, the VinFast VF e34, is a compact electric SUV with a 41.9 kWh battery, delivering 147 hp and a 197-mile (318 km) range, suitable for up to 10 hours of continuous driving in Manila. It features advanced safety equipment including six airbags, ABS with EBD, vehicle stability control, and a 360-degree camera system. GSM taxis are painted in a distinctive “Nerio Green” color. A standout feature is the S2S (Secure to Safe) AI-powered monitoring system developed by VinAI, which uses interior and exterior cameras to detect threats or emergencies, especially during high-risk night hours, and alerts a 24/7 operations center. The system complies with Philippine data privacy laws by encrypting footage and deleting it after 48 hours. In summary, GSM’s introduction of VinFast electric taxis in Manila represents a significant effort to modernize and clean up the city’s taxi services through electric vehicles, improved driver conditions, advanced safety features, and AI-driven security monitoring. This initiative aligns with broader regional adoption of VinFast EV taxis and reflects a push toward eco-friendly, reliable, and safer urban transportation in the Philippines.

    energyelectric-vehiclesEV-taxislithium-ion-batterycharging-stationssustainable-transportationVinFast
  • Which Automakers Will Lead World EV Market In 2025, 2026, & 2027? - CleanTechnica

    The article from CleanTechnica, updated in June 2025, discusses the rapidly evolving electric vehicle (EV) market and explores which automakers are likely to lead global battery electric vehicle (BEV) sales in 2025, 2026, and 2027. The author expresses curiosity not only about long-term trends but also about near-term developments, emphasizing the dynamic nature of the market. To engage readers and gather diverse perspectives, the article includes a survey inviting opinions on the top EV sellers in the coming years. Additionally, the article provides links to previous analyses and coverage of EV market trends across different regions to offer readers broader context. It encourages readers to subscribe to CleanTechnica’s newsletters and podcasts for more in-depth insights. The piece is authored by Zachary Shahan, CleanTechnica’s director and chief editor, who is recognized internationally as an expert in electric vehicles and renewable energy. Overall, the article serves as both a market overview and an interactive platform for forecasting the future leaders in the EV industry.

    electric-vehiclesEV-marketclean-energyrenewable-energybattery-electric-vehiclesautomakerssustainable-transportation
  • Ford F-150 is Top Selling Electric Truck in USA — in May and All Time - CleanTechnica

    electric-vehiclesFord-F-150-Lightningenergyclean-technologyelectric-truckssustainable-transportationautomotive-innovation
  • Insights into the 3rd-Generation Nissan LEAF — VIDEO - CleanTechnica

    electric-vehiclesNissan-LEAFenergy-efficiencyaerodynamicselectric-mobilitysustainable-transportationautomotive-technology
  • Archer’s electric aircraft takes off in first crewed runway flight

    energyelectric-aircrafteVTOLaviation-technologyflight-testingsustainable-transportationelectric-vehicles
  • I Took The Pledge To Help Other Women Switch To Electric Vehicles - CleanTechnica

    electric-vehiclesclean-energyclimate-actionEV-adoptionwomen-in-technologysustainable-transportationzero-emissions
  • EVs Take 22.3% Share In France - BYD Dolphin Surf Arrives In Showrooms - CleanTechnica

    energyelectric-vehiclesBEVhybrid-vehiclesautomotive-marketFrancesustainable-transportation
  • BYD BEV Sales Up 40% in May — CHARTS - CleanTechnica

    electric-vehiclesBEVPHEVclean-energysustainable-transportationautomotive-salesrenewable-energy
  • Photos: Maeving unleashes all-black 90-mile range electric café racer

    electric-vehicleselectric-motorcyclesbattery-technologysustainable-transportationswappable-batterieseco-friendly-vehicles
  • Electric Vehicles Top 5 Vehicle Classes in California — CHARTS - CleanTechnica

    energyelectric-vehiclesEV-salesTeslaautomotive-industryclean-technologysustainable-transportation
  • California Has Far More EV Chargers Than Gas Stations - CleanTechnica

    energyelectric-vehiclesEV-chargingsustainable-transportationCalifornia-energyzero-emission-vehiclescharging-infrastructure
  • California EV Sales Stay Strong, Model Choice Skyrockets - CleanTechnica

    energyelectric-vehicleszero-emission-vehiclesCalifornia-EV-marketclean-technologyautomotive-trendssustainable-transportation
  • Honda Changes Course On EVs, Will Switch Focus To Hybrids - CleanTechnica

    energyhybrid-vehicleselectric-vehiclesautomotive-technologysustainable-transportationnet-zero-emissionssupply-chain-strategy
  • Hyundai Ioniq 9 Impresses As The Best Affordable & Roomy 3-Row Electric SUV In The US - CleanTechnica

    electric-vehiclesHyundai-Ioniq-9clean-mobilityelectric-SUVbattery-technologyfamily-friendly-designsustainable-transportation
  • SparkCharge raises $30M to help fleets electrify without commitments

    energyelectric-vehiclescharging-infrastructurefleet-electrificationmobile-chargingrenewable-energysustainable-transportation
  • E-Bikes & E-Scooters on New Utah Trail Will Eliminate Fossil-Fuel-Burning Car Trips - CleanTechnica

    energye-bikese-scootersfossil-fuelssustainable-transportationrecreationUtah
  • A Wishlist Of EVs At The 125th New York International Auto Show That I’d Like To See In Asia - CleanTechnica

    electric-vehiclesEVsautomotive-technologyelectrificationclean-energysustainable-transportationbattery-technology
  • Volvo EV Sales Drop Significantly in April — Why?

    electric-vehiclesEV-saleshybrid-carsVolvo-Carsclean-energyautomotive-industrysustainable-transportation
  • Afrobeats Superstar Davido & Spiro Collaborate to Launch New Range of Electric Motorcycles for Africa

    electric-motorcycleselectric-mobilitybattery-swappingsustainable-transportationclean-energyAfricamotorcycle-taxi
  • Arc’s new 24-foot electric boat is its cheapest yet

    electric-boatsArcclean-energymarine-technologyelectric-vehiclessustainable-transportationbattery-technology
  • Mid-Drive Muscle Under $2.5K? Ride1Up’s Prodigy V2 E-Bike Just Got Even Cheaper

    energye-bikemid-drive-motorelectric-vehiclesustainable-transportationbattery-technologycommuting
  • A Desert Journey With Heybike’s ALPHA Mid-Drive Fat Tire E-Bike

    energye-bikemid-drive-motorelectric-bikesustainable-transportationfat-tire-bikeclean-technology
  • Top US States for EV Market Share — 13 States with 10%+ EV Share

    electric-vehiclesEV-marketclean-energysustainable-transportationstate-rankingselectric-mobilityrenewable-energy
  • Volvo’s 1st Extended-Range Electric Vehicle Coming Soon

    energyelectric-vehicleplug-in-hybridVolvosustainable-transportationclean-technologyautomotive-innovation
  • Why Modern Cities Are Embracing Trolleybuses Again

    energysustainable-transportationelectric-busesurban-transitdecarbonizationsmart-technologyregenerative-braking
  • 4 Months with the Chery Omoda E5

    energyelectric-vehiclebattery-managementclean-technologysustainable-transportationautomotive-technologyChery-Omoda-E5
  • Ampersand Unveils Upgraded Electric Motorcycle Named “Alpha”

    electric-motorcyclese-mobilityclean-energyelectric-vehiclessustainable-transportationcarbon-emissionsAfrica
  • Slate Auto crosses 100,000 refundable reservations in two weeks

    energyelectric-vehiclesEV-startupsustainable-transportationautomotive-industryreservationspickup-truck
  • Electrified Cars From Volvo & Cupra That May Or May Not Come To America

    energyelectric-vehiclesplug-in-hybridVolvosustainable-transportationautomotive-technologyelectrification
  • A New Tesla? No, Here Comes Faraday Future (Eventually)

    energyelectric-vehiclesEV-technologyaffordable-EVsautomotive-innovationFaraday-Futuresustainable-transportation
  • VW ID. Buzz Wins Two Notable Awards

    electric-vehicleVolkswagen-ID.-Buzzautomotive-designclean-energyelectric-mobilitysustainable-transportationinnovation
  •  EVs take 97.4% share in Norway

    energyelectric-vehiclesNorwaybattery-electric-vehiclesclean-technologyautomotive-industrysustainable-transportation
  • EvoLectric Repowers Medium-Duty Trucks To Keep Costs Down & Air Quality Up

    electric-vehiclesfleet-managementrepoweringbattery-technologysustainable-transportationair-qualitycost-effective-solutions
  • Costa Rica’s EV Market in 2024: A Review for the Leader of the Americas

    energyelectric-vehiclesEV-marketbattery-electric-vehiclessustainable-transportationclean-technologyCosta-Rica
  • Meet The Lectric XP4: A Folding E-Bike That Doesn’t Compromise

    energye-bikeelectric-vehiclesustainable-transportationbattery-technologyclean-energymobility
  • Derelict Petrol Station Transforming Into An EV Charging Hub

    electric-vehiclesEV-chargingsustainable-transportationrenewable-energyclean-technologyenergy-transitionurban-regeneration
  • New Škoda Concept EV Reads The Room, And The Room Loves DEI

    energyelectric-vehiclesEVbattery-technologysustainable-transportationautomotive-innovationdiversity-in-tech
  • Geely EX5 — A New Owner’s Perspective

    electric-vehiclesGeely-EX5clean-energyelectric-mobilitysustainable-transportationEV-marketcharging-infrastructure
  • Revving Up Refurbished E-Bikes: Upway Expands With Los Angeles UpCenter

    energye-bikessustainable-transportationcircular-mobilityurban-mobilityrefurbished-bikesclean-technology
  • New Home EV Charging Solution Tells Gasmobiles: Get Off My Fleet!

    energyEV-chargingfleet-electrificationhome-chargingelectric-vehiclessustainable-transportationreimbursement-system
  • EVs At 25.3% Share In France – Renault Top Two

    energyelectric-vehiclesEV-marketbattery-technologysustainable-transportationemissions-reductionRenault
  • Early Owner Reviews of Volkswagen ID. Buzz — CleanTechnica Video

    energyelectric-vehiclesVolkswagen-ID.-Buzzclean-technologyEV-chargingsustainable-transportationElectrify-America
  • Ampersand Leads The Charge As Electric Motorcycle Market Share Surges In Kigali, Rwanda

    electric-vehicleselectric-motorcyclesmobilityclean-energyRwandasustainable-transportationelectric-mobility
  • 1 Millionth Electric Vehicle Rolls off the Production Line at the Volkswagen Plant in Zwickau

    energyelectric-vehiclesVolkswagensustainable-transportationautomotive-industrye-mobilityclean-technology
  • More Good Electric 2- & 3-Wheeler News From East & West Africa

    electric-vehiclesAfricaelectric-mobilitysustainable-transportationrenewable-energy2-wheelers3-wheelers
  • Low-Cost Electric Carshare Program Launched In Charlotte

    electric-vehiclescarshare-programsustainable-transportationCharlotteclean-technologyurban-mobilitylow-cost-transportation
  • Can-Am Releases Two New Electric Motorcycles

    Can-Amelectric-motorcyclessustainable-transportationelectric-vehiclesclean-technologyautomotive-innovationvehicle-electrification