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The number of electric vehicles (EVs) being driven in New Zealand is expected to increase significantly over the coming years.

Volvo CEO Håkan Samuelsson said that the coronavirus will accelerate the pace of change in the auto industry. He said the shift to EVs will be among the major changes that occur due to the pandemic.

To meet our climate challenge, we’ve got to plug in almost everything that moves. And we need the charging infrastructure to do it. We know that our electric utilities have the motive and means to help make that a reality.

A new concept uses solar power to directly charge a plug-in hybrid’s battery pack. View this post

Will Ohio’s Voltage Valley energize a new era for the US auto industry?Big things are happening in the Mahoning Valley area of northeastern Ohio.

Electric vehicle charging businesses are using Smartcar primarily because of our EV APIs, which allow web and mobile apps to retrieve the state of charge, remaining range, and charging status from electric vehicles.

Electric vehicles by 2030 are still very likely to constitute a much bigger share of the vehicle market than they do today, which means the demand for EV charging infrastructure will continue to grow, even if there is a short-term reduction in demand.

More than 30 global corporates have pledged to switch their road fleets to electric vehicles through the EV100 initiative, which has set a target of electrifying 2 million vehicles by 2030 through its membership.

Electric vehicles (EVs) are strongly contributing to the widespread advancement and adoption of autonomous vehicles because:

Electric vehicle owners are among the most passionate advocates for energy conservation. They share our zeal to save energy (and money), push the envelope of innovation, and live responsibly on the planet.

Almost 2 million Electric Vehicles (EVs) were sold worldwide in 2018, bringing the total to 5 million. EVs are becoming increasingly affordable, and they’re expected to match combustion-powered vehicle pricing in the next six years, even without subsidies or incentives.