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King County Metro in Seattle, Washington, is testing EV Buses with more than 140 miles of range
The ultimate goal is to become 100% zero-emission by 2040
CCS Becoming Dominant DC Charging Standard In Europe — Will Nissan Drop CHAdeMO?
Recent and upcoming EVs are designed for DC fast charging speeds of 100 kW and more, and are overwhelmingly favouring CCS as the standard charging architecture. Next-generation charging networks in Europe and the US are also favouring CCS. Despite its early lead, CHAdeMO now looks to be falling behind.
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FedEX is getting a fleet of 1,000 electric vans from Chanje EV startup
FedEX announced today its latest move to accelerate the electrification of its massive delivery vehicle fleet by securing 1,000 electric vans from Chanje.
VW is planning to build 15 million electric vehicles
UPDATE: The very premise of this piece has been shaken when Volkswagen told the original source of this report, Automotive News, that its chief executive had misstated the number of MEB vehicles it now planned to eventually build to be 50 million, not 15 million.
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One Ecuadorian City Is Converting Its Entire Bus Fleet To Electric By March 2019
The transit operator in the Ecuadorian port city of Guayaquil has decided to convert its entire fleet of transit buses over to electric with the purchase of 20 of BYD’s 12-meter, 80 passenger buses.
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