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Ford Motors temporarily halts construction of Michigan-based electric vehicle battery plant due to ongoing contract negotiations with the United Auto Workers union.

The automotive giant's decision underscores the complexities of balancing technological progress with labor concerns.

By Derick LilaSeptember 27, 20230

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Despite significant federal investment, a large portion of electric vehicle (EV) charging stations in Canada are not operational

Despite hefty investments, why are thousands of Canada's electric vehicle charging stations still idle? This underscores challenges and opportunities in the country’s transition ...

By Sofia MartimianakisSeptember 6, 20230

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Is ‘range anxiety’ justified? Tesla grapples with a class action lawsuit of false advertising its electric vehicles’ driving range, spotlighting consumer trust in the industry.

Tesla is facing a proposed class action lawsuit in California, accused by three owners of falsely advertising the driving range of its electric ...

By Derick LilaAugust 7, 20230

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Canada-based auto parts manufacturer, Magna is investing $790 million to build 3 U.S. plants, bolstering Ford’s electric vehicle production

Canadian auto parts maker, Magna International, is investing $790 million in three new U.S. manufacturing facilities to support Ford's electric vehicle production. This ...

By Derick LilaJuly 21, 20230

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Nissan joins other major automakers—plans to adopt the NACS charging adapter from 2025, thus joining the Tesla Supercharger network

Nissan is set to adopt the North American Charging Standard (NACS) from 2025, enhancing charging accessibility for its EV drivers. This move aligns ...

By Derick LilaJuly 19, 20230

Perspective

Are electric vehicles the solution to Canada’s long-standing grid strain issue? How a battery-powered future might shape the nation’s energy landscape.

Electric vehicles, beyond being an environmentally friendly transportation option, may hold the key to alleviating Canada's persistent energy grid strain. This piece explores ...

By Derick LilaJuly 17, 20230

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Mercedes-Benz joins major automakers in adopting Tesla’s NACS Charging Port—further streamlining the North American EV Infrastructure

Mercedes-Benz adopts Tesla's NACS charging port for its future EVs, joining Ford, GM, Rivian, Volvo, and Polestar, making it the first German carmaker ...

By Derick LilaJuly 11, 20230

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Report and Analysis

Despite a growing electric vehicle (EV) market, recent surveys indicate diverging trends in adoption between Canada and the United States

The diverging trends in electric vehicle adoption in Canada and the U.S. underscore a complex interplay of factors such as price, charging infrastructure, ...

By Derick LilaJuly 1, 20230

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Electrify America plans to bring Tesla’s charging connectors to its nationwide network, paving the way for a new era of electric vehicle interoperability by 2025.

Electrify America, the second-largest electric vehicle fast-charging network in the U.S., has announced plans to integrate Tesla's connectors into its charging stations by ...

By Diana A. N.June 30, 20230

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Rivian joins General Motors and Ford in adopting Tesla’s charging connector—inching it closer to becoming industry standard

This marks a significant stride towards establishing industry-wide standardization for Tesla's charging connector while sparking growth in the electric vehicle sector.

By Diana A. N.June 21, 20232