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Haye Kesteloo

Haye Kesteloo is the Editor in Chief and Founder of EVXL.co, where he covers all electric vehicle-related news, covering brands such as Tesla, Ford, GM, BMW, Nissan and others. He fulfills a similar role at the drone news site DroneXL.co. Haye can be reached at haye @ evxl.co or @hayekesteloo.

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EV Evolution: China's Big Push!
China

EV Evolution: China’s Big Push!

In an authoritative push for electric vehicle (EV) innovation, China’s revered “father of EVs”, Wan Gang, underscores the paramount importance of efficient batteries, streamlined EV designs, and advanced driving systems. These elements, he professes, are vital to magnifying the EV footprint on a global scale. Addressing attendees at the World New Energy Vehicle Congress in…

Tesla Turmoil: Florida's Flaming Flood Fiasco
Tesla

Tesla Turmoil: Florida’s Flaming Flood Fiasco

Hurricane Idalia rampaged through Florida recently. Amidst the usual wreckage—crumbled homes and waterlogged streets—a bizarre trend has popped up. Some Teslas, after a good soak in Idalia’s salty floodwaters, are spontaneously combusting. “Saltwater and lithium-ion batteries? Bad news,” warns the Palm Harbor Fire Department. They’ve witnessed it first-hand. In Pinellas County, as CBS News reporte

Mercedes Zooms Ahead with Charging Stations in China
Mercedes-Benz

Mercedes Zooms Ahead with Charging Stations in China

Hey there, car enthusiasts! Get ready for this: Mercedes-Benz is launching its very own charging station in Chengdu, China, this October. And that’s just the start! The luxury car brand’s CEO, Ola Kaellenius, reportedly spilled that more stations are heading to cities like Beijing and Shenzhen. The big goal? “10,000 fast-charging points in North America,…

Electric Vehicles Revolution: New Federal Rebates Fuel the Future - German Suppliers Embrace Chinese EV Ambitions in Europe
China

German Suppliers Embrace Chinese EV Ambitions in Europe

Amidst the unease of Western automakers, German auto suppliers are demonstrating enthusiasm for the European forays of Chinese EV producers. Major German firms are keen on leveraging their established ties in China to supply European parts to these burgeoning manufacturers. Bosch’s CEO, Stefan Hartung, weighed in at Munich’s IAA mobility show: “Chinese manufacturers will adapt…

Tesla Expert Sanjay Lal Joins Volkswagen’s EV Software Drive, Volkswagen Races Ahead in EV Charger Installation
Volkswagen

Volkswagen Races Ahead in EV Charger Installation

Halfway Point Reached in Volkswagen’s Ambitious 2025 Charging Goal In a recent update from Europe’s top carmaker, Volkswagen is swiftly advancing its mission to expand electric vehicle (EV) infrastructure. Thomas Schmall, the group’s board member responsible for technology, shared some enlightening details at the IAA car show in Munich. He confirmed, “half of the 40,000…

Mercedes-Benz's Electric Ambitions: Europe May Not Be Ready by 2030. Photo credit: Mercedes-Benz.
Mercedes-Benz

Mercedes-Benz’s Electric Ambitions: Europe May Not Be Ready by 2030

Mercedes-Benz Outlines Its Vision for the Future of Electric Vehicles In a recent interview at the Munich car show, Chief Executive Ola Kaellenius of Mercedes-Benz expressed his perspective on Europe’s transition to all-electric vehicle sales. Despite the company’s aim to be ready for an all-electric lineup by 2030, Kaellenius revealed that the European market might…

Renault’s New Electric Reveal: The Scenic E-Tech of 2024
Renault

Renault’s New Electric Reveal: The Scenic E-Tech of 2024

Big news from Renault! The renowned car manufacturer is gearing up to introduce their latest innovation: the Renault Scenic E-Tech electric. This eagerly-awaited reveal is slated for the IAA Munich motor show in Germany on Monday. Previously known for leading the charge with midi-MPVs, Renault is now steering the Scenic in a fresh direction. Instead…

US Allocates $12 Billion for Electric Vehicle Advancement
Policy

US Allocates $12 Billion for Electric Vehicle Advancement

In a significant move towards green transportation, the Biden administration is rolling out a whopping $12 billion to back the automobile industry. This sum is directed towards automakers and suppliers, with the aim of adapting existing plants to produce electric vehicles (EVs). Jennifer Granholm, the Energy Secretary and former Michigan governor, announced this plan, emphasizing…

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