https://electrifyheartland.org/wp-content/uploads/Tesla-hero-Supercharger-charging-CnBcjU.jpeg
619
1600
Brandt Hertenstein
https://electrifyheartland.org/wp-content/uploads/MicrosoftTeams-image.png
Brandt Hertenstein2021-09-14 11:36:392021-09-14 11:36:39Tesla (TSLA) is the US EV market right now — how will it change with new incentives?
https://electrifyheartland.org/wp-content/uploads/Tesla-hero-Supercharger-charging-CnBcjU.jpeg
619
1600
Brandt Hertenstein
https://electrifyheartland.org/wp-content/uploads/MicrosoftTeams-image.png
Brandt Hertenstein2021-09-14 11:36:392021-09-14 11:36:39Tesla (TSLA) is the US EV market right now — how will it change with new incentives?
Tesla cofounder JB Straubel announces new 100 GWh battery material factory in the US
JB Straubel, better known as a Tesla cofounder and longtime…

EGEB: 76% of proposed coal plants have been canceled since 2015
In today’s Electrek Green Energy Brief (EGEB):
If just six…

Tesla Full Self-Driving v10 is not ‘mind-blowing,’ but it shows progress
After the first few demos of Tesla’s Full Self-Driving Beta…

Ola’s popular 70 MPH electric scooters to be built entirely by women. Here’s why
Ola Electric’s CEO Bhavish Aggarwal keeps making waves in…

Tesla releases new software update to enable Sirius XM and immersive sound in new Model S
Tesla has started pushing a new software update that enables…
About Us
Electrify Heartland web page is hosted by Metropolitan Energy Center (MEC), a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization. Our mission is to create resource efficiency, environmental health, and economic vitality in the Kansas City region – and beyond. Learn more about us and our programs.
Recent Posts
- Kingbull Discover ST 2.0 review: A surprisingly capable fat tire e-bike that stops just short of ‘premium’
- Kia sold 110,000 EVs in Q2, with the PV5 and new low-cost models leading the way
- NHTSA denies Tesla door-release defect petition, opens new door rules
- This is the new 18-in-1 electric vehicle you can build yourself
- NEVI gets real in Illinois as first federally funded EV chargers go online
