As EV charging infrastructure is developed across the U.S., a battle is emerging between Tesla’s North American Charging Standard (NACS) and Combined Charging System (CCS). Automakers are taking sides.
With mandates on the horizon that could phase out gas vehicles in government fleets, OEMs are working toward aggressive goals in the EV arena.
The OEM will have its GV60 SUV, electrified GV70 SUV, and electrified G80 sedan available at select retailers across 15 states.
California customers will take delivery of the first wave of the Vietnamese manufacturer's all-electric vehicles, marking their U.S. market presence.
VIA Motors has entered a partnership with EAVX to develop a fully electric class 2b delivery van.
In a crowded independent OEM landscape, Los Angeles-based manufacturer looks to gain EV traction with a “zero price acquisition premium” to gas and diesel trucks.
Founded to meet the needs of international organizations for high-quality cars and trucks, International Fleet Sales offers comprehensive services from vehicle specifications to warranty administration.
Ford Pro Charging will provide services to aid in implementing electric vehicle charging through consulting on the design and construction of charging sites, providing software and hardware infrastructure to support energy management, and working with local utilities on energy and infrastructure needs.
Aiming to become a next-generation global automotive manufacturer, Taiwan-based Hon Hai Technology Group (Foxconn) recently introduced its three new electric vehicles (EVs)—the Model C recreational vehicle, Model E sedan and Model T electric bus—at its 2021 Hon Hai Tech Day.
Learn about how fleets are utilizing big data, what unifying data across all platforms looks like, and the promise of modems from OEMs in this episode of Fast Forward featuring Motorq.
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