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    Volkswagen EVs: Ditching ID Names for Traditional Branding

    Volkswagen EVs: Ditching ID Names for Traditional Branding

    Volkswagen is moving away from 'ID' names for its EVs, like the ID.2, opting for traditional branding. Future models will have conventional names, aligning with facelifts for existing ID versions. VW EVs, branding changes.


    Trump Admin & EV Charger Funding: States Fight Back

    Trump Admin & EV Charger Funding: States Fight Back

    States sue the Trump administration over withheld NEVI funds for EV chargers, challenging the authority to halt Congress-approved financing. Slow charger rollout highlighted.


    Nissan’s Electrified Comeback in China: N7 EV and Frontier PHEV

    Nissan’s Electrified Comeback in China: N7 EV and Frontier PHEV

    Nissan electrifies China with the N7 EV and Frontier PHEV, showcasing a potential comeback. Chinese buyers favor electric cars, potentially signaling global success. Nissan turn-around plans and electrification strategy.


    Car Awards 2025: Porsche, BYD, Hyundai, Volvo, Kia Win!

    Car Awards 2025: Porsche, BYD, Hyundai, Volvo, Kia Win!

    The 2025 World Car Awards recognized Porsche 911, BYD Seagull, Hyundai Inster, Volvo EX90 & Kia EV3. Key wins included electric, luxury, and performance categories, highlighting automotive innovation.


    Hyundai EV Sales: Europe Struggles, US Shows Promise

    Hyundai EV Sales: Europe Struggles, US Shows Promise

    Hyundai's EV sales face challenges in Europe due to subsidy cuts, while the US market shows growth for Ioniq 5. Kona Electric production and sales strategies vary by region.


    Lectron’s Tesla Supercharger Adapter May Be In Big Trouble

    Lectron’s Tesla Supercharger Adapter May Be In Big Trouble

    Tesla churns them out of its Buffalo gigafactory, A2Z makes aftermarket versions and Lectron is one of the largest OEM suppliers apart from Tesla—building adapters for Ford, General Motors, and Mercedes-Benz.