Honda will meet its carbon goals by shifting all its global car manufacturing to electric vehicles and fuel cell vehicles by 2040.
South Africa is the only country in Africa that had new EV registrations in 2020, but it still only totaled 1,509 cars for the whole year.
Sasol is planning to build hydrogen refuelling infrastructure along the N3, which is our busiest stretch of road for shipping goods.
The first Hummer that will launch in years is an 830 horsepower monster, powered by electricity rather than fossil fuels.
Rivian has pledged to build 10,000 EV fast-chargers for their vehicles in North America by 2023, to rival Tesla’s supercharger network.
Porsche has invested an additional $83.3 million in Rimac, boosting its stake in the hypercar manufacturer and EV component supplier.
Volvo has committed to making only electric vehicles by the year 2030, completely phasing out petrol, diesel and hybrid cars.
The new Tesla Roadster is set to break all electric vehicle records when it eventually launches, starting production in 2022.
Mercedes-Benz will launch the EQS luxury EV soon, where the entire dashboard from side to side is one giant display, dubbed the Hyperscreen.
According to a new report from Norway’s Road Federation, more than half of the cars sold in the country during 2020 were electric vehicles.
In another major milestone, Tesla has confirmed that it reached its goal of producing half a million EVs in 2020.
Elon Musk confirmed rumours that have been circulating for many years – a Tesla sale to Apple was possible several years ago.