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  • 2025 Kia Sorento Hybrid, Subaru Crosstrek Hybrid, Biden tariff hikes: Today’s Car News
    on May 14, 2024

    The Biden administration hikes tariffs on various goods from China, and it goes beyond just EVs and batteries. Kia refreshes its three-row hybrid SUV. And Subaru is looking to Toyota for more of its EVs. This and more, here at Green Car Reports. In a first drive of Mercedes' electric G-wagen, we found it to be a better, more precise off-roader...

  • Biden hikes tariffs to keep Chinese EVs out
    on May 14, 2024

    The Biden administration on Tuesday took a serious protectionist stance, revealing sweeping tariff hikes affecting $18 billion of Chinese imports, with electric vehicles and their supply chain at the core. Specifically, tariffs on electric vehicles rise from 25% to 100% this year. The hikes aren’t just on finished EVs, but on critical...

  • Report: Subaru to add Crosstrek Hybrid, lean on Toyota for EVs
    on May 14, 2024

    Subaru will lean on Toyota for three more electric crossovers through 2026, but it first will revive the Crosstrek Hybrid, Automotive News reports. The previous Crosstrek Hybrid was actually a plug-in hybrid, which borrowed powertrain components from Toyota. It was launched for the 2014 model year and lasted for two generations before being...

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  • Making Batteries Takes A Lot Of Lithium. Some Of It Could Come From Wastewater.
    on May 15, 2024

    Most batteries used in technology like smart watches and electric cars are made with lithium that travels across the world before even getting to manufacturers. But what if nearly half of the lithium used in the U.S. could come from Pennsylvania wastewater? A new analysis using compliance data from the ... [continued] The post Making Batteries Takes A Lot Of Lithium. Some Of It Could Come From Wastewater. appeared first on CleanTechnica.

  • Automakers Continue To Lobby For Global Heating, Against EVs
    on May 14, 2024

    We’ve turned a big corner when it comes to electrification of the auto industry. Just 5–10 years ago, automakers were largely laughing at electric cars, slow-walking the transition, and had modest electrification plans. That changed with the anticipation for and arrival of the Tesla Model 3, EU regulations requiring than ... [continued] The post Automakers Continue To Lobby For Global Heating, Against EVs appeared first on CleanTechnica.

  • Green Hydrogen Tentacles To Spread Across US
    on May 14, 2024

    A new $1.16 billion loan from the Department of Energy will help kickstart a network of green hydrogen production facilities in the US. The post Green Hydrogen Tentacles To Spread Across US appeared first on CleanTechnica.

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  • FAA to start new environmental review for Florida SpaceX Starship launches
    on May 14, 2024

    The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) announced it intends to start a new environmental review for future Starship launches from Florida. The decision to start a new review comes after SpaceX has made changes and wants to build new infrastructure and ship upgrades, something the FAA did not consider during the first review in 2019. Some The post FAA to start new environmental review for Florida SpaceX Starship launches appeared first on TESLARATI.

  • China EVs are still behind Tesla, says Lucid CEO
    on May 14, 2024

    According to Lucid CEO Peter Rawlinson, Chinese electric vehicles (EVs) are still behind Tesla.  “If you look at the advance in core EV technology, they’re still years and years behind Tesla. In terms of elegance of their drive train technology, the batteries, the way things are integrated…it’s not even close. “I was looking at a The post China EVs are still behind Tesla, says Lucid CEO appeared first on TESLARATI.

  • Stellantis eyes nickel supply in Indonesia
    on May 14, 2024

    Stellantis has its eyes set on Indonesia’s nickel supply.  The legacy automaker is reportedly discussing a potential investment into a nickel smelter in Indonesia with Vale and China-based Huayou Cobalt.  Stellantis talks with Vale and Huayou hint that the company still believes in an future with electric vehicles. As per the Financial Times, Stellantis is talking with Vale and Huayou Cobalt to secure battery metals The post Stellantis eyes nickel supply in Indonesia appeared first on TESLARATI.

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