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IT SEEMS LIKE
EVERYONE
IS GOING ELECTRIC...
'No turning back:' Biden signs order targeting half of all vehicles sold in US to be zero-emissions by 2030
The move is part of the administration's broader agenda to tackle climate change and compete with China, a leader in the electric vehicle market.
Tesla reports $1 billion in profit, with sales almost doubling in the last quarter
But the company is watching competitors take aim in both China and the U.S. with increasing success.
Ford the Latest Automaker to Make Bold EV Commitment
Ford Motor Company is the latest global major automaker to promise an all-electric future, starting first with the European market.
From Jeep to Maserati, Stellantis to roll out 10 new EV models in 2021
The new company's plans come as legacy automakers are struggling to convince Wall Street that they can compete against Tesla and a host of new EV start-ups.
Polaris teases an all-electric Ranger, first in its collaboration with Zero Motorcycles
The electric side-by-side will hit dealerships in early 2022.
GM to go all-electric by 2035, phase out gas and diesel engines
GM launched its first long-range electric car, the Chevy Bolt, in 2016.
UPS Vans to Get the Electric Treatment
EV startup Arrival plans to set up a second microfactory in the US to produce electric vans, just as several logistics giants turn to EVs.
Volkswagen plans 22 million electric vehicles in ten years
The Volkswagen Group is forging ahead with the fundamental change of system in individual mobility and systematically aligning with electric drives. The Group is planning to launch almost 70 new electric models in the next ten years – instead of the 50 previously planned. As a result, the projected number of vehicles to be built on the Group’s electric platforms in the next decade will increase from 15 million to 22 million. Expanding e-mobility is an important building block on the road to a CO2-neutral balance. Volkswagen has signed off a comprehensive decarbonization program aimed at achieving a fully CO2-neutral balance in all areas from fleet to production to administration by 2050. Volkswagen is thus fully committed to the Paris climate targets.
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