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Electric cars are flooding the market right now. Gone are the days when we used to have G-Wizes with as much range as an electric cycle, now we’re having EVs from the big guns like Audi and BMW. And, of course, there are loads of cars coming from the king of them all - Tesla (cue creepy Elon laugh).
If you haven’t heard of Xos Inc., it’s quite alright. All you need to know for now about this company is that it is one of the world’s leading names when it comes to designing and manufacturing purpose-built commercial electric vehicles, which are not as easily-spotted as personal EVs right now as we all know.
Ford has announced that it will be investing a whopping $3.7 Billion in the United States for producing EVs and internal combustion engined cars at its plants in Michigan, Ohio and Missouri.
Honda and General Motors have deceived to join forces as the automotive industry heads into the electrification era. The two giants have announced that their vehicles will share a new global platform that will use GM's Ultium battery technology. As part of their big plans, the two firms are looking to produce millions of EVs starting from 2027.
Hyundai has announced that it will be launching 17 BEVs (Battery Electric Vehicles) by 2030. Out of the 17 new models, 11 will be Hyundai models while the remaining 6 have the Genesis badge. For those of you who don’t know, Genesis is Hyundai’s luxury division.
GM celebrated a record breaking 2021 by registering a very impressive 9.4% sales growth in 2021, which includes 26% sales growth in SUVs. As a result GM recorded a net income of $10 billion and EBIT-adjusted of $14.3 billion. Very impressive indeed.
INEOS, the British brand all set to launch its indestructible 4X4, the Grenadier is making giant leaps towards applying hydrogen in its vehicles and enhance the future of mobility. It has started a hydrogen advocacy campaign which seeks to herald a colossal revolution by democratising its uses for the households, industries and transportation. It explains that unlike EVs, which provide sustainable mobility for short distances, hydrogen element, if treated and its different forms used in the vehicles, will provide clean and renewable energy for long-distance trips without having to brook any compromises in range.
Automakers are racing towards ‘electrifying’ their cars as rapidly as EVs propel from zilch to 100 Km/h. This has compelled auxiliary industries to make a profound shift from conventional oil products to those which befit electric vehicles. This comes as a result of the fact that EVs rely on different hardware for their movement and distinction in technology requires such oil which can support mobility for the future.
Going green is the norm these days with all that we do. Most manufacturers are switching to battery-operated vehicles or Electric Vehicles (EVs) with the aim of providing fast, revolutionary and sustainable mobility which provide a more involving experience on the whole.
Hyundai Motors wins four GOOD DESIGN Awards for its EV concepts, all-new Elantra 2021, and Hi-Charger, showcasing innovation in future mobility.
Returning for the second year in a row and accelerating the adoption of Electric Vehicles (EVs) in the region, Global EVRT and electric vehicle advocates are set to take on UAE and Oman in an epic 1,217-kilometer road trip that will span nine days and see the introduction of eighteen new charging stations.
Having led the way into bringing EVs to the driveways of the general population eight years ago, Renault has introduced the all-new Zoe Long Range to eco-enthusiasts in the UAE.
General Motors produces 130 Chevrolet Bolt EVs with next-gen autonomous tech, advancing self-driving vehicle testing in the US.
An alternative to traditional petrol-powered mobility – Electric Vehicles (EVs) – are all the rage in today’s automotive space.
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