Where it might pay to keep up with EV trends
Auto logistics and transport companies are already beginning to make investments in EV-charging infrastructure.
EV sales hit all-time high in Q3 2021
Even as the auto industry faces major challenges in labor and raw materials, the growing demand for EVs is going up.
What European EV demand means for the U.S.
While Tesla still leads market share in Europe and the U.S., other top automakers are steadily increasing their EV output.
Ford wants to charge EVs as fast as a gas station fillup
Ford and Purdue University have invented a cable with an active liquid cooling agent that extracts heat for faster charging.
Qmerit, Ford partner on EV home charging for Mustang Mach-E
Ford’s Mustang Mach-E customers can choose to add a Ford Connected Charge Station to their orders and finance them with the vehicle.
Why fleets, dealers, OEMs need EVs in their businesses
Forty percent of all drivers plan to eventually purchase an EV – and younger drivers are more likely to be interested.
How will EVs affect the supply chain of tomorrow?
This year’s ACT Expo helps reveal what an electrified supply chain means for the consumer world.
Fleets rank Ford, Tesla at top of electrified auto brands list
The study says that among light-duty brands, startups such as Rivian and Lordstown lag behind legacy automakers.
Phoenix Motorcars surpasses 3M all-electric miles
All Phoenix Motorcars electric vehicles are built on the Ford E-450 chassis.
Ford shows off impressive EV sales numbers in July
The company says Mustang Mach-E sales grew 15.8%, and F-150 Lightning reservations exceeded 120,000.
Up close with Ford’s hybrid pickup, the 2022 Ford Maverick
Ford says the Maverick, marketed as getting 40 MPG in the city, is the first standard full-hybrid pickup truck in America.
How strong is the OEM appetite for EVs?
Gas- and diesel-powered vehicles aren’t going anywhere anytime soon, but OEMs aren’t shy with new EV announcements either.
