EV, Republicans and Tax Credits
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GM unveils new 'groundbreaking' EV battery tech
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The 2026 Hummer is now getting bidirectional charging capabilities, meaning it can send power out from its battery to another EV or even a home. And it comes with enhanced Super Cruise, allowing drivers to automatically change lanes when the vehicle’s built-in map is being used.
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2026 GMC Hummer EV Turns Into a King CrabGMC is bringing a new King Crab mode to its Hummer EV for 2026 alongside some minor updates. GMC is launching a new rear-steering mode dubbed King Crab, which turns the rear wheels faster than the front wheels to better navigate tight spaces.
Conversations about the impending death of the federal electric vehicle tax credit often overlook the fact that there isn’t just one EV tax credit. There are three. House Republicans took the first step toward axing all of them this week,
EV adoption is surging, and vehicle manufacturers are breaking new ground every day. But there’s a huge, aging elephant in the room: the U.S. electrical grid. Most people don’t realize that over 70% of the country’s power infrastructure is more than 25 years old.
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Slate Auto says more than 100,000 people have paid $50 to reserve one of the company's low-frills, ultracustomizable electric trucks.
Honda has assured Canada that no jobs will be lost and it is committed to major electric vehicle investments in the country, Industry Minister Melanie Joly said on Wednesday, in the wake of the Japanese carmaker announcing it would put on hold a plan to build an EV supply chain in Canada.
Energy Infrastructure Partners, the Swiss investment company, earlier this year completed a deal to buy 10 per cent of Plenitude at an enterprise value of more than €10bn. Eni also sold 30 per cent of its biofuels and fuel retailing business Enilive to KKR at a post-money equity valuation of €11.75bn.
Chinese carmakers are stepping up their design game, even if they can’t completely escape some derivative influences
More than one in four cars sold worldwide in 2025 will be electric, according to the latest projections from the International Energy Agency, and will reach 40 per cent of all new cars by 2030.