Peter Johnson
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electrek.co | Peter Johnson
BYD is preparing to launch its new E-Vali electric van in Europe and other global markets. With its official launch just around the corner, the EV delivery van has been spotted out in the wild. Compared to other cars on the road, the new BYD’s electric van looks enormous. We got our first look at the E-Vali during its global debut at IAA Transportation in Hannover, Germany, last September.
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electrek.co | Peter Johnson
Kia’s smallest and most affordable EV is already creating quite the buzz. The EV2 will sit below the EV3 in Kia’s expanding EV lineup. With its official launch approaching, the Kia EV2 was spotted on public roads, giving us a closer look at the upcoming electric SUV. Although the EV2 will likely only be around 4,000 mm (157″) long, Kia promises it won’t feel so small when you’re actually in it. Last month, we got a sneak peek of the interior at Milan Design Week.
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electrek.co | Peter Johnson
Chevy is making it more affordable to drive off in one of its new EVs. With new incentives, you can now snag a 2025 Chevy Silverado EV for much less than a Tesla Cybertruck. The Equinox and Blazer EVs are also on sale this month. With the electric Silverado, Equinox, and Blazer rolling out, Chevy is now the fastest-growing EV brand in the US. In the first quarter, GM sold 10,329 Chevy Equinox, 6,187 Blazer, and 2,383 Silverado EVs in the US.
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flipboard.com | Peter Johnson
Zoox signs on as the official robotaxi partner of Resorts World Las VegasZoox has announced a partnership with Resorts World Las Vegas, the first official agreement between a robotaxi provider and a Vegas resort property. Zoox remains one of the more exciting autonomous rideshare developers we follow on Electrek. It may not be the largest or most expanded robotaxi …
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electrek.co | Peter Johnson
BYD or Tesla, which one would you choose? According to a new UBS survey, BYD is now the top EV brand after widening its lead in China. In what is being called a “watershed moment,” BYD sold more electric vehicles than Tesla in Europe for the first time in April. The latest JATO Dynamics data shows BYD registered 7,231 EVs in Europe last month, up 169% from April 2024. Tesla, on the other hand, registered 7,165 vehicles, 49% fewer than last year. And it’s not just in Europe.
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You can’t miss that Cybertruck light bar behind you. I’m seeing more and more of these https://t.co/osdLH2kCBQ
Ford E-Transit 🤝 Rivian EDV⚡ https://t.co/Ndl9hes3xV
Excellent work $RIVN solid improvements Q/Q 👏
Rivian $RIVN had a massive improvement in gross margin. It is still negative 37%, but that's nothing compared to -193% a year ago and a massive quarter-to-quarter improvement from -81% just a few months ago. It is still losing $37k on every vehicle it delivers, but the path to a https://t.co/dqUlum5VZy
