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Rivian Boosts Production At Georgia Plant
The plant will build 300,000 vehicles annually, starting production in 2028 and expanding its robotaxi manufacturing capacity.
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The plant will build 300,000 vehicles annually, starting production in 2028 and expanding its robotaxi manufacturing capacity.
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According to Kelley Blue Book, the growing electrified vehicle segment far outpaces the rest of the industry in Q3 2022, with record sales in the U.S. market.
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The agenda for the 2022 Fleet Forward Conference includes a six-session deep dive into fleet electrification with real-world insights from first adopters on solving infrastructure challenges, connecting your fleet, calculating EV ownership costs, driver education, and more.
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The electrified digital-driven automotive sector will bring major shifts in how vehicles are bought, sold, and remarketed. Industry expert and author Steve Greenfield outlines the big changes ahead.
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In explaining strategy for his new all-electric subscription startup Autonomy, Painter shares which manufacturers are poised to win the EV race, why Fair failed, and how his large EV order holds clues for where EVs will grow and how they’re used.
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The IONIQ 6 will be for sale later this year in select markets in Europe and next year in North America.
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The new MSRP of $53,769 comes after another price hike in August. Ford will honor prices for commercial and government order holders at the previous price points.
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A Cox Automotive Mobility white paper delves into "a perfect storm of bottlenecks" for vehicle electrification as supply chain and economic pressures mount.
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It’s been a bumpy ride to get here, and the electric truck maker’s ability to scale production is still cloudy.
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Nissan’s first all-electric crossover will be available at a starting MSRP of $43,190.
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These vehicles will be used for regional product deliveries in California, Maryland, Minnesota, and Washington state.
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