The struggles continue for global automakers in China. After halting production, Volkswagen announced it will close a plant in China. And that’s not all, another OEM is filing for bankruptcy through its joint venture.
Panasonic has reportedly delayed its plan to ramp up production at its new battery factory in Kansas due to low demand from Tesla, its primary customer.
Giant Bicycle, a leading force in the bicycle industry, has issued a safety recall for thousands of its e-bikes due to a potentially dangerous defect that could cause the front fork to break.
Tesla has slashed prices on the Model Y in Canada despite tariffs as sales in the country have virtually gone to zero over the last few months.
We’re in the final hours of the seasonal 2025 Prime Day Sale, with quite a collection of amazing Green Deals and more having been built up over the last few days. The savings train is gearing up to pull out of the station, so if you’ve been sitting on decisions, now’s the right time to jump on the savings while they last. Some deals will end with the day, while others will continue through the weekend and beyond. Don’t miss out on the price cuts on EVs, power stations, electric tools, eco-friendly appliances, and much more – especially with so many at their lowest rates. Everything is curated below for all your one-stop shopping pleasure, giving you some of the best deals of the year. We will continue to update this hub through the event’s end time and the weekend, so get those orders in while you can so you can electrify your life at the best possible prices!
Series M, the all-electric off-road centric model from Scottish startup Munro Vehicles, is on the cusp of prototype validation before reaching customers. With a new chairperson in place, Munro says it has over £17 million in preliminary orders for its unique 4×4 EVs.
Sleek, street-legal, and brimming with potential, it was a concept that looked like the perfect entry point into urban electric mobility for youthful riders and city commuters alike. With Harley’s branding, a slick removable battery for easy charging, and design filings that showed a nearly production-ready machine, this could’ve been a breakout moment in light electric vehicles. But instead, it was shelved, leaving a gaping hole in a market that’s now bursting with demand for just this kind of ride.
Royal Enfield, the iconic Indian motorcycle brand known for its timeless designs and rugged charm, is gearing up to make a big splash in the electric motorcycle world. And not with a quiet whimper—its first performance-oriented electric model is set to become the most powerful motorcycle the company has ever produced.
Club Car’s eye-catching electric microcar, the CRU, just got a serious tech upgrade that threatens to tow it into the modern EV era.
