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Subaru unveils underfloor spare wheel kit and towbar for its Trailseeker BEV
Most EVs do not come with a spare wheel, but Subaru has chosen to offer one for its new Trailseeker sport EV, effectively an electric Outback.Chinese EV giants Geely and Nio strike major deal on battery swapping and charging technologies
Geely and Nio have struck a major deal that provides both companies with access to their unique battery swapping and EV charging technologies.
“We didn’t know if this was going to work:” Battery recycler converts its 1,000th Nissan Leaf EV battery into stationary storage
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Video: Is Chery’s $37,990 driveaway E5 electric SUV still good?
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MSI Eco Series EV charger review: A smart home charger with some properly useful hardware
Home EV charging should be simple enough to forget about. MSI’s new Eco Series aims to do just that, combining practical installation features with smart charging, solar integration and up to 22kW AC capability.EV News
Subaru unveils underfloor spare wheel kit and towbar for its Trailseeker BEV
Most EVs do not come with a spare wheel, but Subaru has chosen to offer one for its new Trailseeker sport EV, effectively an electric Outback.Leapmotor’s new affordable electric hatch approved for sale in Australia
Leapmotor’s most affordable EV approved for sale in Australia, hinting at imminent launch in already heated electric hatch segment.BYD prices its upgraded Atto 3 with a new look, longer range and the promise of more performance and fun
Chinese car giant BYD has announced more details and pricing for the upgraded version of the Atto 3, its first electric car in Australia, which is to be called the Atto 3 Evo.
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Australian Tesla driver clocks up 600,000 miles in Model S, with just one battery change and one change of brake pads
Australian Tesla driver says it is the best car he has ever owned after clocking up 600,000 miles, with just one battery change and one change of brake pads.
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