Patrick Morgan

Jul 24, 2023 | analog.com | Patrick Morgan

This is the second article in a series that aims to illuminate how innovative technological platforms and software solutions is enabling cleantech and invite dialogue with others on the future of energy and sustainability. See here for Article 1. From cars to home heating to industrial processes, electrification is the megatrend taking the planet by storm. Each of these end applications requires infrastructure powered by a single sector—electricity.

Jun 22, 2023 | e-vehicleinfo.com | Patrick Morgan

Leading The ChargeThere’s a palpable feeling of excitement around the potential of electric vehicles, particularly with regard to environmental impact. More businesses are making sustainability a priority, and studies are showing that eco-conscious practices can translate to increased sales. The EV space is no different. In 2018, global electric car sales exceeded the 2 million mark (2.1 million), after crossing the 1 million mark in 2017, rising 65%.

May 25, 2023 | electricvehicleforums.com | Patrick Morgan

Being categorized as “commercial” business, leases on EVs get tax credits, and VinFast has some bugs to fix on their VF8. News about EVs and tax credit loopholes seemingly never end these days. The most recent one could have big legal and sales implications, however. In a report from CNBC, many EV buyers are discovering that leasing an EV versus buying will get you a tax credit, regardless of the car’s eligibility. This is a thrill to automakers and consumers alike.

May 2, 2023 | electricvehicleforums.com | Patrick Morgan

Gasoline tax has been used for eons to fund roadway infrastructure, but what about EV’s? Vietnamese EV maker VinFast gets $2.5B lifeline. Part of the taxes from your gasoline purchases goes into keeping your roadways updated and safe. It makes sense, too. More gas used, more roads used, more repairs and upkeep needed. But with a switch to EV cars, that money well is going to eventually dry up.

Mar 24, 2023 | electricvehicleforums.com | Patrick Morgan

Volkswagen is ready to hit the entry-level EV market with the ID.2all, and Porsche’s Cayenne will be fully electric soon. Volkswagen’s naming nomenclature is a bit unusual these days. But either way, the ID.2all is one of their next EV cars to be unveiled over the coming decade. It is intended to be small and minimalist, so think about the size of a VW Golf. And there are a lot of rumors around that the basis of this model might foreshadow the next generation Golf.