Tim Levin
Senior Reporter at Inside EVs
Reporter covering electric cars and the future of transportation at @InsideEVs | @businessinsider alum Find me on Bluesky
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1 week ago |
insideevs.com | Tim Levin
Tesla opening up its huge Supercharger network to cars from other brands is maybe the best thing to happen to electric vehicles in America since the federal $7,500 tax credit. Heck, maybe even the lithium-ion battery itself. It could be a game changer for thousands or, someday, millions of drivers mulling over a switch to an EV. And I can personally attest to the fact that Supercharger access saved my ass when I was traveling in a Chevrolet Blazer EV SS.
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1 week ago |
insideevs.com | Tim Levin
Hyundai sells some of the quickest-charging electric cars around. That has helped transform the South Korean company into one of America’s automotive tech leaders, and its Ioniq 5 crossover into one of the country’s most sought-after electric vehicles. There’s just one obstacle: Tesla’s charging network—the country’s largest—isn’t capable of charging Hyundai's vehicles fast enough. Take the automaker’s new Ioniq 9 three-row SUV, for example.
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1 week ago |
insideevs.it | Tim Levin
Da tempo leader dell'auto elettrica, l'americana Tesla sembra ormai superata dai competitor cinesi. La conferma arriva dagli analisti di Morgan Stanley, secondi i quali Elon Musk e soci non riusciranno a tenere il passo coi veicoli elettrici made in China. “La Cina potrebbe aver già vinto la battaglia” dichiarano gli esperti in un report.
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2 weeks ago |
id.motor1.com | Tim Levin
PENDAFTARAN GRATIS Untuk pengalaman yang lebih personal. Foto oleh: InsideEVs Pembaca reguler situs web ini akan memahami dengan baik seberapa jauh Cina berada di depan dalam perlombaan mobil listrik. Kami sering membahas hal ini. Dan bahkan Tesla, yang telah lama menjadi pemimpin teknologi di dunia otomotif Amerika, tampaknya mulai tersaingi. Ambil contoh dari sumber yang tidak biasa: salah satu pemandu sorak terbesar Tesla di Wall Street.
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2 weeks ago |
insideevs.com | Tim Levin
Photo by: InsideEVs Regular readers of this website will understand all too well how far ahead China is in the electric car race. We cover this a lot. I realize we’ve been harping on this stuff—and even more so since our Editor-in-Chief Patrick George returned from the Shanghai auto show this month with the frantic energy of Charlie Kelly trying to track down Pepe Silvia. That’s just how stunned he was by the cars and technology he witnessed.
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RT @johnvoelcker: Tomorrow night's #Tesla #EV "Robotaxi event" will be eagerly watched. But there appears to be little indication the comp…
RT @InsideEVs: No, the Hyundai Kona Electric doesn't have the crazy spaceship specs of the Ioniq 5 or Ioniq 6. But it's still charming and…
EV cost of ownership is critical and often misunderstood. This tool from @EnergyInnovLLC that I wrote about for @InsideEVs shows how much drivers who go electric can save on fueling. It can be a lot. Over $80 per fill up, depending on the state!
Filling up your vehicle with #electricity is cheaper than gas - here's how much an #EV could save you. https://t.co/ac0LrWHeVw by @T_Levin in @InsideEVs
