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Vineeth Joel Patel

Joel Patel has been covering all aspects of the automotive industry for four years as an editor and freelance writer for various websites. When it comes to cars, he enjoys covering the merger between technology and cars. In his spare time, Joel likes to watch baseball, work on his car, and try new foods

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Volvo’s Concept Recharge is a Blueprint For the Brand’s EV Future

Aug 09, 2021 9:15 AM WST

The new all-electric concept is a preview of what’s in store for the Swedish automaker as the brand moves toward only offering electric vehicles by 2030.

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Audi Confirms Plans to Go All-Electric By 2026

Aug 03, 2021 4:00 PM WST

Audi became the latest automaker to announce plans to shift to focusing entirely on electrified vehicles by 2026 and to stop manufacturing gasoline-powered vehicles by 2033.

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General Motors, Shell Partner to Increase Charging Infrastructure

Aug 03, 2021 6:15 AM WST

The partnership is meant to increase electric vehicle charging in the U.S. and provide EV owners with a household energy plan to utilize renewable energy sources.

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Tesla Model 3 Tops Chart as Most American-Made Car

Aug 02, 2021 7:30 AM WST

The compact Tesla Model 3 may lead the pack, but General Motors has the most models to make it on the list.

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Electric Truck Startup Lordstown Motors Now Claims it Has No Binding Truck Orders

Jul 27, 2021 4:00 PM WST

After announcing that Lordstown Motors has “binding” orders for all of its trucks until 2022, the automaker is now taking those claims back, filing a report with the SEC that states it doesn’t have any binding purchase orders.

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Mazda Announces Plans to Launch 13 Electrified Vehicles by 2025

Jul 27, 2021 7:00 AM WST

Mazda joins the rest of the automotive industry by announcing plans to come out with 13 new electric and hybrid vehicles by 2025.

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Lincoln To Call Its Hands-Free Driver-Assist System ActiveGlide

Jul 26, 2021 7:00 AM WST

Ford decided to call its hands-free driver-assist system BlueCruise, while Lincoln’s version will be called ActiveGlide.

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GM Agrees to California’s Emissions Requirement, Wants Federal Help for EV Adoption

Jul 20, 2021 10:15 PM WST

General Motors has changed its tune on California’s emissions requirements that were put into effect in 2019, but requested flexibility from the Biden Administration.

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Ford Passes 100,000 Reservations for 2022 F-150 Lightning

Jul 20, 2021 6:30 AM WST

Clearly, consumers are impressed with Ford’s first all-electric pickup truck.

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Tesla Model S Plaid Boasts 390 Miles of Range, $131,190 Price Tag

Jul 19, 2021 7:30 AM WST

Deliveries of Tesla’s high-performance luxury sedan have commenced, with the Plaid trim claiming to be the automaker’s quickest and most powerful production car yet.

Tesla Model S EVs electric vehicles

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The new all-electric concept is a preview of what’s in store for the Swedish automaker as the brand moves toward only offering electric vehicles by 2030.

Audi became the latest automaker to announce plans to shift to focusing entirely on electrified vehicles by 2026 and to stop manufacturing gasoline-powered vehicles by 2033.

The partnership is meant to increase electric vehicle charging in the U.S. and provide EV owners with a household energy plan to utilize renewable energy sources.

The compact Tesla Model 3 may lead the pack, but General Motors has the most models to make it on the list.

After announcing that Lordstown Motors has “binding” orders for all of its trucks until 2022, the automaker is now taking those claims back, filing a report with the SEC that states it doesn’t have any binding purchase orders.

Mazda joins the rest of the automotive industry by announcing plans to come out with 13 new electric and hybrid vehicles by 2025.

Ford decided to call its hands-free driver-assist system BlueCruise, while Lincoln’s version will be called ActiveGlide.

General Motors has changed its tune on California’s emissions requirements that were put into effect in 2019, but requested flexibility from the Biden Administration.

Clearly, consumers are impressed with Ford’s first all-electric pickup truck.

Deliveries of Tesla’s high-performance luxury sedan have commenced, with the Plaid trim claiming to be the automaker’s quickest and most powerful production car yet.