China is about to bury Elon Musk in batteries
As Elon Musk races to finish building the world’s biggest battery factory in the Nevada desert, China is poised to leave him in the dust.
Global automakers call on China to ease ‘impossible’ electric car rules
Global automakers have urged China to delay and soften planned quotas for sales of electric and hybrid cars, saying its proposals will be impossible to meet and would severely disrupt their businesses.
London’s iconic black taxis are going electric. Your move, Uber.
The new electric taxi, called the TX, retains the look and size of the classic design, but has a variety of features that really just make sense.
Elon Musk says preventing a ‘fleet-wide hack’ is Tesla’s top security priority
“I think one of the biggest concern for autonomous vehicles is somebody achieving a fleet-wide hack.”
Trump’s anti-NAFTA stance is on a collision course with natural gas
The American Petroleum Institute, one of the strongest lobbies in Washington, made its position unmistakably clear in an open letter to the administration stating that “the current Nafta agreement works for the oil and gas industry.”
Big Oil just woke up to threat of rising electric car demand
The world’s biggest oil producers are starting to take electric vehicles seriously as a long-term threat.
Inside the surreal Saudi suburbia built by an oil giant
Ayesha Malik considers herself an American on paper, a Pakistani by heritage, and a Saudi by upbringing. But she calls herself an Aramcon.
Here are 11 SUVs electric arriving by 2020
Volvo isn’t the only company trying to corner the electric-vehicle market, which automakers expect will grow with the proliferation of charging stations and advancements in battery tech.
This ‘tree’ has the environmental benefits of a forest
The “CityTree”, a mobile installation which removes pollutants from the air, has been popping up in cities around the world, including Oslo, Paris, Brussels and Hong Kong.
UN experts tell Peru to halt oil talks until pollution remedied
United Nations human rights experts have called on Peru to suspend negotiations on a new contract for a large oilfield in the Amazon until past pollution was cleaned up and the rights of indigenous groups respected.
