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Canada Matches U.S. With 100% Tariff on Imports of Chinese-Made EVs

Canada also will impose a 25% tariff on Chinese steel and aluminum.

Visitors look at the Chinese made BYD ATTO 3 at the IAA motor show in Munich, Germany, on Sept. 8, 2023.

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New Electric Backhoe Loader Offers Crews Zero-Emissions, Low-Noise Solutions

Powered by a 400-volt, 71-kilowatt-hour lithium-ion battery platform.

Case 580 Ev Electric Tractor Loader Backhoe

Production of Polestar 3 Starts in South Carolina

The factory will make cars for customers in the U.S. and Europe.

Methodology that Paves the Way for Improved Fuel Cell Vehicles

Improving the performance of fuel cells to provide commercial success.

The sample is taken from the cell housing for analysis in a scanning electron microscope after a stress test.

Aehra, Italy's First Pure EV Brand, Reveals Model Names, Funding Plans

Factory construction is scheduled to begin in mid-2025.

The Aehra Impeto (SUV) and Estasi (Sedan).

Indians Want Their Money Back for Undelivered Teslas

Preordered Tesla Model 3s from 2016 have yet to be delivered.

Electric Vehicle charging stations are seen a residential building parking area in Mumbai, India.

Electric School Bus Maker’s Layoffs Affect Illinois Workers, Delays Production

Lion Electric has announced four rounds of company-wide layoffs since last November.

Uber, China's BYD, Form Partnership to Deploy 100,000 EVs in EU and Latin America

The plan will help accelerate the switch to EVs.

Rivals Nissan and Honda will Share EV Components, AI Research as They Play Catch Up

The companies will also jointly research software for autonomous driving.

Nissan Chief Executive Makoto Uchida, left, and Honda Chief Executive Toshihiro Mibe shake hands during a joint news conference in Tokyo, Thursday.

Tesla's Q2 Profit Falls 45% to $1.48 Billion

For the first half of the year, Tesla has sold about 831,000 vehicles worldwide.

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Cybersecurity Risks Associated with EV Fast-Charging Equipment

Study finds vulnerabilities in between EVs and fast-charging infrastructure.

SwRI developed an adversary-in-the-middle device with a modified combined charging system to test the cyber resiliency of ISO 15118-compliant vehicle-to-grid.

Demand for Rare Elements Could Help Clean Up Abandoned Coal Mines in Appalachia

The metals are vital to making everything from EV motors to rechargeable batteries to fighter jets.

Dave Hoffman of West Virginia University's Water Research Institute holds up a vial of light rare earth oxides at a facility that separates them from acidic groundwater draining from an abandoned coal mine, June 25, 2024, in Mount Storm, W.Va.

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