Bentley announce the Hybrid Bentayga their first step towards full electrification of their luxury car range

Bentley has announced full details of the world’s first luxury hybrid model The Bentayga Hybrid. For a company that usually produces car with not so eco friendly W16 and V8 engines this is a major shift and represents Bentley’s first step towards full electrification. Offering the best of both worlds, the new plug-in hybrid model…

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Interview with Stefan Weckbach head of EVs at Porsche on e-mobility strategies & development efforts

An interview with Stefan Weckbach, Head of BEV at Porsche (Battery Electric Vehicles) on e-mobility strategies, the development efforts of the sports car manufacturer and the search for future mobility’s sound and soul. As well as expanding the hybrid vehicle classes, Porsche now wants to introduce a purely electric vehicle based on the Mission E…

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The All-New Hyundai Kona Electric SUV is announced with a range of up to 470kms on a single charge

The all new Hyundai Kona Electric has been officially announced. The Kona Electric, will be debuted at next week’s Geneva Motor Show, but today the South Korean automaker revealed it’s specifications although pricing is still to be confirmed. The Kona Electric features two different powertrain versions. The long-range battery version provides driving range of up…

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BP invest in FreeWire and will roll out their charger units at BP retail sites in the UK and Europe this year

When major fuel companies are investing in EV charging companies then you know that a big change is coming. BP today has announced that its venturing business has invested $5 million in FreeWire Technologies, a US-based manufacturer of mobile electric vehicle (EV) rapid charging systems, and plans to roll out FreeWire’s Mobi Charger units for…

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One in three South East Asian consumers open to buying an electric car according to new study

One in three Southeast Asian consumers planning to buy a car are open to purchasing an electric vehicle, a study shows. The finding demonstrates the region’s strong potential to speed up the electrification of mobility. The Nissan-commissioned study by Frost & Sullivan, titled “Future of Electric Vehicles in Southeast Asia,” was released today in Singapore…

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