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MondayJul 19, 2021 3:00 pm

Honda to Manufacture Its Own EVs

Looking to cut their carbon emissions and reduce their reliance on the fossil fuels responsible for these emissions, several countries plan to gradually replace conventional vehicles with electric cars over the next couple of decades. The move toward electrification hasn't been limited to just governments; sensing the winds shift away from the century-old internal combustion engine, plenty of automakers have also pledged to electrify their vehicle lines. Honda, which had until recently partnered with General Motors to build EVs, has announced that it will start manufacturing its own electric vehicles (“EVs”) later in the decade. Currently, General Motors and Honda…

MondayJul 19, 2021 1:36 pm

Chinese EV Capital Offers Vital Lessons to the Rest of the World

Electric vehicles (“EVs”) still make a minuscule percentage of new vehicles sold every year, but governments all around the world are trying to sell EVs to their citizens. If governments are to succeed in this crucial goal, they should look to Liuzhou, a city in China that has been dubbed the country's electric car capital. China is the largest EV market in the world, with its residents buying more EVs compared to other developed nations. The southern Chinese city of Liuzhou has done quite a lot to fill its streets with electric vehicles; their actions could be applied to other…

FridayJul 16, 2021 1:59 pm

Ernst & Young Believes EVs Could Dominate Roads Five Years Sooner

Most developed countries are hoping for electric vehicle (“EV”) sales to surpass the sale of internal combustion engine (“ICE”) vehicles over the next couple of decades. The United States, China and Europe are currently the largest EV markets in the world, but save for Norway and Southern Chinese city Liuzhou, EV sales in most territories make up a small percentage of total vehicle sales. As such, most of these countries have given themselves years, and in some cases decades, to slowly replace ICE vehicles with zero-emission electric cars. However, new research from Ernst & Young says that these counties may…

FridayJul 16, 2021 9:30 am

DSG Global Inc. (DSGT) Names Renowned Industry Exec to Lead Automotive Division

Experienced automotive industry veteran joins IMC as new president. Dubois has served as a leader at some of the most prestigious automotive organizations in the industry. New exec looking to build team that will lead Canadian operations to surpass even most optimistic projections. DSG Global (OTCQB: DSGT) has announced that Christian Dubois, an auto executive with more than three decades of experience in the automotive industry, has accepted the role of president of Imperium Motors Canada, a division of DSGT’s Imperium Motor Corp. (“IMC”). IMC is an EV sales, manufacturing and marketing company that is gaining momentum and gathering attention…

ThursdayJul 15, 2021 1:20 pm

NYC Starts Installing Curbside EV Charging Stations

The United States plans on becoming a carbon-neutral economy by 2050, and for a while now, the nation has been pushing for its citizens to adopt electric vehicles. Although electric vehicles (“EVs”) make up a small percentage of the cars on American roads, more people are willing to buy them in exchange for petrol and diesel-powered vehicles. However, one thing that has held plenty of drivers back and prevented EV drivers from using their vehicles without anxiety, is the insufficient and often unreliable network of public charging stations. New York City, for instance, has nearly 15,000 registered electric vehicles but…

WednesdayJul 14, 2021 10:00 am

Pentagon-Commissioned Report Advises Army to Diversify Fuel Sources

Electric vehicles (“EVs”) are poised to replace conventional gas-powered vehicles gradually over the next couple of decades. By discarding the century-old internal combustion engine in exchange for lithium-ion batteries and electric motors, several countries, including the United States, hope to cut down on their carbon emissions. However, a recent report commissioned by the Pentagon says that zero-emission electric cars may not be feasible for the U.S. Army, potentially locking the industry out of a market that spends big on new technologies. Titled “Powering the US Army of the Future,” the report by the National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine…

WednesdayJul 14, 2021 9:00 am

DSG Global Inc. (DSGT) Viable Option for ‘Savvy Investors,’ Reports New Goldman Research Note

Goldman research note reports that DSG’s model is “built for success” The report points out that flawed EV models favor an investor shift to DSG DSG offers strong top-line upside without associated capital costs that have historically crushed U.S. automotive manufacturers Goldman Small Cap Research, a stock market research firm specializing in the small cap and microcap sectors, published a new research note this month on DSG Global (OTCQB: DSGT). The research note, titled “Lordstown Motors Debacle Confirms DSG’s Model Built for Success,” observes that recent news affirms Goldman’s thesis that the DSG EV model offers low risk with high…

TuesdayJul 13, 2021 10:18 am

How to Maintain an Electric Vehicle

Over the next few decades, electric vehicles (“EVs”) are expected to replace the petrol and diesel-powered cars that have been a staple on the roads for more than a century. Anyone who's aware of battery electric vehicles (“BEVs”) has probably heard that they are cheaper to maintain. But how exactly does one maintain an electric car over its lifetime? And why are these maintenance costs said to be less compared to conventional vehicles? Let's take a look. Rather than an internal combustion engine, electric vehicles are powered by a rechargeable lithium-ion battery pack, which will require less maintenance. Compared to…

MondayJul 12, 2021 12:54 pm

New Ultra-Fast Charger Could Supercharge EV Uptake

After more than a century of dominating the roads, internal combustion engines (“ICE”) seem to be on the way out. ICE vehicles, especially passenger vehicles, are responsible for close to 30% of global carbon emissions. As climate change accelerates and the planet heats up, zero-emission electric vehicles (“EVs”) have been crowned the successor of the internal combustion engine. However, EVs still make a small percentage of global vehicle sales, a paltry 4% to be exact, with most drivers opting for tried and tested petrol and diesel-powered cars. They can take hours to fully charge, and an insufficient and often unreliable…

FridayJul 09, 2021 2:00 pm

How Far Could Your EV Go on a Single Charge?

In a bid to reduce their reliance on fossil fuels and cut carbon emissions from the transportation sector, several countries plan to steadily replace conventional petrol and diesel-powered vehicles with electric vehicles (“EVs”). Rather than an internal combustion engine, these cars are powered by a rechargeable lithium-ion battery pack. But for plenty of drivers, range anxiety, which is the fear of running out of power on long trips without a charging station in sight, is a major deterrent against switching to EVs. So just how far can an electric vehicle go on a single charge? And, on top of that,…

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