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Our team of enterprising editors bring years of experience covering the fleet industry. We offer a deep understanding of trends and the ever-evolving landscapes we cover in fleet, trucking, and transportation.
BMW Group is expanding it manufacturing capacity to make electric drivetrains for 500,000 electrified vehicles per year from 2022 and start producing fifth-generation high-voltage batteries.
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The company has invested in and is working with a number of battery suppliers to secure capacity and scale delivery for next-generation Ford and Lincoln battery electric vehicles.
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The new company within Ford will offer bundled financing for vehicles, services, and EV charging as well as hardware and software solutions for public, depot, and overnight home charging of EVs.
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The company plans to strengthen three areas of operations as it further defines its future as a global automaker.
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The collaboration delivers overhead, renewable electric vehicle fleet charging from a solar canopy.
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The access is available for eligible Prius Prime and RAV4 Prime owners in California. It allows for 100% of charging energy matched with renewable electricity at no cost to consumers.
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The companies will collaborate to offer electric utility vehicle solution approach in response to rising electric low speed vehicle customer demands.
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Fleet Mobility Services is partnering with Public Works and Austin Energy to facilitate the construction and installation of charging infrastructure for the fleet's electric vehicles at various municipal buildings, utility, and parking garages.
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Hyundai Motor and Kia plan to build American-made battery electric vehicles with Hyundai's U.S. facility beginning EV production in 2022.
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California Air Resources Board’s new standard mandates that 90% of ride-hailing miles traveled in California take place in zero-emission vehicles by 2030. Uber and Lyft want government help for the transition.
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