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Check Out Europe's Cheapest Electric Car: Dacia Spring - Vimarsana News

Check Out Europe's Cheapest Electric Car: Dacia Spring

The Dacia Spring Electric is probably the most environmentally-friendly and pocket-friendly electric car on the market in Europe right now.

Business leaders call on COP26 politicians to Stop Burning Stuff - Vimarsana News

Business leaders call on COP26 politicians to Stop Burning Stuff

* Leading electric vehicle and clean energy companies have joined actor Robert Llewellyn and the Fully Charged team to voice a shared climate message *Governments urged to electrify almost all ground transportation and accelerate the switch to renewable energy generation *Fully Charged Manifesto sets out existing solutions to today's environmental problems MANIFESTO: Download

See China's Answer To Tesla Model X: Human Horizons HiPhi X - Vimarsana News

See China's Answer To Tesla Model X: Human Horizons HiPhi X

The HiPhi X is a halo model from Human Horizons, a Chinese EV startup founded in 2017, which appears to at least partially refer to the Tesla Model X.

BOOM! Studios Sets January 2022 Release Slate - Vimarsana News

BOOM! Studios Sets January 2022 Release Slate

See what the publisher has lined up for the month!

Volkswagen Feels Pressed by Chinese Competitors and Tesla to Speed Up EV Shift - Vimarsana News

Volkswagen Feels Pressed by Chinese Competitors and Tesla to Speed Up EV Shift

Despite being one of the most committed companies to the electric vehicles shift nowadays, Volkswagen would be feeling the heat from the competition with Chinese companies and Tesla. According to Reuters, Herbert Diess said the company could lose 30,000 jobs if it did not move faster.