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The end of the ICE gets…
The UK Government has announced a ban on all new petrol and diesel cars and vans from 2040. Yes our team…
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Tesla Model 3 – What we…
It has been just over one week since the Tesla Model 3s were delivered to the first 30 customers. This…
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The French announces ban on petrol…
France’s new environment minister, Nicolas Hulot, has announced a series of measures today aiming to make France a carbon neutral country by…
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The end of the ICE gets closer
The UK Government has announced a ban on all new petrol and diesel cars and vans from 2040. Yes our team from theDepartment for Environment, Food & Rural Affairs, and the Department for Transport have jointly announced that from 2040 the UK will end the sale of all new conventional petrol and diesel cars and vans. This is…
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Tesla Model 3 – What we know
It has been just over one week since the Tesla Model 3s were delivered to the first 30 customers. This is what we have learnt from the launch, press comments and Tesla’s Q2 earning call. Safe: Safety is key: The pitch last week started with a comparison with Volvo who are judged to make super…
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The French announces ban on petrol and diesel cars in 2040 – moving to pure EV world
France’s new environment minister, Nicolas Hulot, has announced a series of measures today aiming to make France a carbon neutral country by 2050. The most radical one is a ban on petrol and diesel cars in 2040. That’s still over 20 years away and a great deal can and will happen in that time. Several countries have suggested…
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Tesla’s Musk Tweets Model 3 ready for production
Last night Tesla’s Chief Executive Elon Musk tweeted that the Model 3 passed all regulatory requirements for production two weeks ahead of schedule. ”Production grows exponentially, so Aug should be 100 cars and Sept above 1,500,” Musk said on Twitter. “Looks like we can reach 20,000 Model 3 cars per month in Dec.” “Expecting to…
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Volkswagen to invest €15 billion in advanced powertrains over next 5 years
The Volkswagen Group has invested some €3 billion in “alternative” drive technologies over the past five years, and plans to triple this amount over the next five years, said CEO Matthias Müller at the company’s Annual General Meeting in Hanover. By our calculation three times €3 billion is about €15. billion. That’s a lot of money. “The…