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GM announced the deployment of 40,000 new EV chargers, but it sticks to level 2

GM announced a new program to deploy over 40,000 new EV chargers in the US and Canada. It’s an interesting venture into charging for GM, but the automaker is sticking to level 2. The automaker is calling the effort a community charging program: “Today, General Motors announced a new community charging program to install up […]

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2023 Audi Q6 E-Tron spy shots and video: Electric Porsche Macan’s Audi twin spotted

Porsche is about to expand its Macan range with a battery-electric variant based on the new PPE dedicated electric-vehicle platform being cooked up by the automaker in partnership with fellow Volkswagen Group brand Audi. The electric Macan is due in 2023 and just as we saw with the Porsche Taycan and Audi E-Tron GT twins,

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Mazzanti Evantra Pura: Lightweight model weighs 2,843 lb, packs 761 hp

It’s been a while since we last heard from Mazzanti but the Italian performance marque has quietly continued development of its Evantra supercar to the point that there are now three distinct versions. The latest in the lineup is the Evantra Pura which Mazzanti unveiled on Saturday during the 2021 Florence Biennale art festival in

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GM And Dealers Team Up To Deploy 40,000 Ultium Charging Stations

GM has announced a new EV charging infrastructure initiative to install up to 40,000 Level 2 EV chargers across the United States and Canada. According to the ambitious “Dealer Community Charging Program,” GM and its dealers will work together to expand access to charging in local communities, including in underserved, rural and urban areas where EV

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Tesla China Announces R&D Center Is Complete, Teases Tesla Bot

Tesla has completed construction of its research and development center and a separate data center in Shanghai, the company’s Chinese subsidiary officially announced on Monday.  Located on the same site that hosts the Gigafactory Shanghai where the Model 3 sedans and Model Y crossovers are built, both facilities will become operational in the near future.

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GM is looking to its dealerships to deploy destination chargers in communities

Although high-power DC fast-chargers are important for widespread EV adoption, potential customers also need to know that they have the basics covered—with places to charge regularly, over a few hours, or overnight, not just when they go on a weekend road trip.  That’s why General Motors is looking to its network of franchised dealers for

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Original Lamborghini Countach designer wants no association with 2021 remake

The designer of the groundbreaking 1974 Lamborghini Countach, Marcello Gandini, has issued a remarkable statement to the press regarding the recently released Countach LPI 800-4. In it, he repeatedly affirms that he had nothing to do with the revived Countach that Lamborghini revealed at Monterey Car Week on the occasion of the model’s 50th anniversary.

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Lamborghini Huracan STO First Drive Review | No shortage of show

Malibu, Calif — There’s no shortage of show in LA. From studio moguls rolling in ultraluxe sedans to wannabe racers using freeways as their own personal circuits, the city of Angels explodes with vehicular energy— much of it, inauthentic. And then there’s the 2022 Lamborghini Huracan STO. Slathered in scoops, spoilers, and ducts, the Huracan STO looks

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Denso reorganises NA engineering and R&D – Just Auto

Denso said it was reorganising its North America engineering and R&D divisions to better integrate the company’s electrification, thermal and safety systems. North American design & engineering will consolidate its five product groups to enable teams to work more cohesively, enhancing integration, performance, and quality. The thermal and powertrain-electrification product groups will become the green technology group. This will

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