electric vehicles

HT Aero, Xpeng’s flying car company, said it plans to launch a flying car model that can operate in the air as well as on roads.

In March, Xiaomi announced its entrance into the electric car race and said it plans to invest $10 billion into the business over the next 10 years.

In a sign of growing demand for fully electric vehicles, Porsche’s Taycan outsold its flagship 911 sports car in the first nine months of 2021.

The NHTSA pressed Tesla in a letter about a safety-related software update and experimental driver assistance system testing on public roads.

The shadow of the Paris Agreement looms large over the IEA’s report.

Evergrande pledged to push forward with mass production of its Hengchi-branded electric cars.

The company’s CEO, Hakan Samuelsson, made his remarks during an interview with CNBC.

Former Nissan chairman turned international fugitive Carlos Ghosn said German automakers are best positioned to challenge electric vehicle leader Tesla.

A number of companies have announced plans to kit their vehicles out with materials other than leather.

Lilac Solutions is raising $150 million from investors including Lowercarbon Capital and T. Rowe Price.

Flying cars could be commercially available in 2024, but rules for managing this form of air traffic are a concern, said Hugh Martin of Lacuna Technologies.

China, Japan and South Korea will spend an estimated $12.4 trillion to achieve net-zero carbon emissions in their transport systems, according to an ING report.

Ford Motor is increasing production capacity for its upcoming F-150 Lightning pickup as it begins building prototypes of the electric vehicle.

Pendragon CEO made his comments during an interview with CNBC’s “Squawk Box Europe”.

This year, XPeng showed off a second prototype of a flying car. And on Tuesday, it showed off a four-legged “robotic unicorn” as it pushes into new areas.

BYD sold 61,409 new energy vehicles in August, more than four times the amount sold a year ago.

The gasoline is blended with as much as 10% ethanol.

Nio and Xpeng saw deliveries of their electric cars drop in August due to the global semiconductor shortage while rival Li Auto managed to eke out growth.

The name of the subsidiary is Xiaomi EV, Inc. and it has been set up with previously announced registered capital of 10 billion yuan ($1.55 billion).

Rivian Automotive, an electric-vehicle start-up backed by Amazon and Ford, announced a confidential IPO filing on Friday.