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Former President Donald Trump on Monday said he would offer Tesla and SpaceX CEO Elon Musk a Cabinet position or an advisory role in his administration if he wins a second term in the White House.
DETROIT — General Motors on Friday revealed a new all-electric Cadillac concept car designed to preview how the automaker plans to keep its high-performance V-Series vehicles relevant for EVs.
TOKYO -- Fifteen Japanese companies including Isuzu Motors and trading house Sojitz will receive government funding to create supply chains in Southeast Asia, Nikkei has learned, part of an initiative with investments estimated at 100 billion yen ($679 million).
NEW YORK/WASHINGTON/PALO ALTO, California -- Two years after the U.S. passed major legislation to promote its domestic chip and electric vehicle industries, getting projects to the actual production stage and reducing supply chain reliance on China remain a challenge.
India’s Ola Electric has made a strong stock market debut, driven by investor enthusiasm for the company’s ambitious plans to dominate the global electric two-wheeler market, but analysts warn supply-chain issues and stiff competition may present roadblocks.
SEOUL -- Serious fires in South Korea that started in electric vehicle batteries are spurring calls for more robust regulations while raising concerns over a possible dip in the industry's fortunes.
The August 1 fire damaged hundreds of vehicles and created a national panic, with car parks across South Korea imposing a wave of ad hoc restrictions amid growing calls for transparency on battery supply chains.
SEOUL — South Korean officials met on Monday (Aug 12) to discuss electric vehicle safety and whether to require car firms to disclose battery brands amid growing consumer concern after an EV blaze in an underground garage extensively damaged an apartment block.