Bury the ICE, the future is electric, says Marius
- New Energy Vehicles
- 14 January 2025
Stellantis announced a partnership with the California Air Resources Board (CARB) demonstrating the Company’s resolve to achieve its industry-leading ambition to be carbon net zero by 2038, aligned with its Dare Forward 2030 strategic plan.
JLR has announced it will generate more than a quarter of its UK electricity from new on-site and near-site renewable energy projects, slashing energy bills and reducing reliance on grid energy.
In France, Italy and Spain, Stellantis is the best-selling car manufacturer on both electrified and all energy markets, with brand Fiat Professional occupying the number 1 spot as best-selling brand in Italy and a number 1 position for Peugeot and Peugeot e-208 in the electric market in France.
Mercedes-Benz recently announced from its Stuttgart headquarters that it will delay its electrification goal by five years and assured investors it would keep sprucing up its combustion engine models.
When talking about new energy powered vehicles, there is more than just the typical battery electric vehicles. There is also the hydrogen fuel cell as an alternative, and one manufacturer betting big on this, is Toyota.
With the first units of the fully electric Volvo EX30 having touched down in South Africa, Volvo Car SA says pricing will start at R775 900.
Hino South Africa is making substantial progress in addressing environmental challenges at its manufacturing plant in Prospecton near Durban, with special focus on greening its electricity supply and decreasing the amount of waste going to landfills.
Zero Carbon Charge has signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) with Chinese energy storage systems manufacturer, Shanghai Magic Power Tech Co, Ltd, also known as Magic Power, and its local partner Greencore Energy Solutions (PTY) Ltd, to build and import the first-of-its kind integrated supercharging systems for its 120 renewable charging stations currently being rolled out across South Africa.
Zero Carbon Charge (Zero CC) has made its submission to the Department of Mineral Resources and Energy (DMRE) on the draft Integrated Resource Plan (IRP).
Stellantis unveiled its all-new, highly flexible, BEV-native platform, called STLA Large, which is the foundation for a wide range of upcoming vehicles for global markets in the D and E segments.
WIN Waste Innovations, a recycling and waste services provider based in Portsmouth, New Hampshire in the United States, has become the first company to operate fully electric trash trucks in the city of Boston. The vehicles will be powered exclusively by the energy generated from collected waste.
Range Rover opened the waiting list for its highly anticipated Range Rover Electric, ahead of formal orders opening to clients.
Chery says it is ready to “strike on all fronts” with a range of new energy vehicles (NEV) slated for introduction in 2024.