How battery chemistry will affect construction EV sales
A recent IDTechEx report shows electric construction vehicles’ success hinges on battery prices and total cost of ownership.
EDF backs EPA’s proposed new emissions standards
EPA has proposed emission standards for new light and medium-duty vehicles in model years 2027.
Consumers in Canada Sour on EVs, J.D. Power Finds
A recent study shows that a majority of Canadian consumers are unlikely to consider purchasing an electric vehicle next.
How EVs affect the used car reconditioning market
Whatever the propulsion system, two foundational truths are needed to understand key performance metrics.
Mitchell investigates EV challenges in collision industry
More complex, interconnected electronic systems in EVs can complicate the repair process and increase claims costs.
CEA warns of the price EV mandates may carry
The report also examines key constraints that must be addressed by policymakers before widespread EV adoption can occur.
Most Americans want to rent an EV before buying one
Verra Mobility found that 27% of survey respondents had previously rented an EV (19% for personal use, and 8% for business).
Aluminum use expected to grow in new EVs
High-strength, low weight and infinitely recyclable aluminum can be a big boon to EV production.
Northeast homes least prepared for Level 2 EV chargers
Conversely, newer homes – those more ready to accommodate faster chargers – tend to be in the South.
Will solid-state batteries help eliminate EV fires?
While EV battery fires are rare, they can be very severe when they occur.
Most Americans say they would be comfortable driving an EV
However, interest in purchasing an ICE vehicle is still high, as 34% of Americans said a practical vehicle appeals most.
Mitchell report highlights an increase in EV collision claims
Refinish time for EVs is nearly an hour more than for ICE automobiles, which adds to insurance claim costs.