It takes the same time now for an electric car to recharge as any other car that runs on petrol or diesel. Climate uncertainties have been the topmost priority in the invention of electric vehicles. Nevertheless, it is an inevitable and lingering concern for the car drivers to run out of charge during a journey ...
Chinese electric car battery maker CATL has signed a US$4.7 billion deal with German car manufacturer BMW to build an electric car battery manufacturing plant in the European nation to service its next generation of electric cars. The move also underlines China’s growing ambitions to dominate Europe’s electric car industry. CATL’s electric car battery manufacturing ...
In 2015, China overtook the U.S. to become the world’s largest electric car market and has since maintained that rank. The Chinese government has vigorously promoted the production of electric cars in line with its “Made in China 2025” plan by which Beijing wants the country to become the dominant player in future technologies. To ...
By 2040, almost 50 percent of cars on the road are projected to be electric. At present, China controls the global market in electric vehicles by monopolizing the manufacture and supply of batteries. Battery dominance in electric vehicles “In early 2019, there were 316 gigawatt-hours (GWh) of global lithium cell manufacturing capacity. China is home ...
Pre-orders for Tesla’s China-manufactured model attracted huge traffic to its website with the car’s launch in China. The company is projected to start deliveries to customers in China from its domestic plant within the next 6-10 months. Tesla launch in China At present, all cars sold by Tesla in China are imported from the U.S. ...
An important part of Beijing’s “Made In China 2025” plan is dominating the automobile sector. Despite being a global manufacturing hub, China has failed to produce a single car brand that is popular worldwide. This is largely because Chinese cars seem to suffer from some serious quality issues that make consumers wary. Cars made in ...
India’s auto industry is set to start a new chapter in its 67-year-old journey. To reduce vehicular pollution and traffic congestion, the government of India has issued policies and set out strict rules for auto manufacturers to shift to a 100 percent production of electric vehicles by 2030. This shift is not only restricted to ...
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