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Honda Malaysia launches maiden battery electric vehicle
KUALA LUMPUR: Honda Malaysia has launched its first battery electric vehicle (BEV), the e:N1, priced at RM149,900. Its managing director and chief executive officer, Narushi Yazaki, said the launch strengthens Honda’s electric vehicle (EV) lineup and offers Malaysians more mobility options in line with the company’s 2025 business strategy.
Very few automakers think Battery-Electric Vehicles (BEVs) aren’t the long-term future of the car industry. But the ...
Panasonic Holdings Corp.’s decision not to rush into expanding capacity to build batteries has been validated by slower ...
China has been trialling battery swaps for electric cars for years. Are they a viable solution to range anxiety?
In a surprising dual strike at China’s grip on the global electric vehicle battery industry, General Motors and Ford have ...
The Detroit automaker says it will begin commercial production of lithium manganese-rich cells at an Ultium plant in Ohio or ...
Much of the global attention around industrial self-sufficiency has focused on the US and China. Yet Japan, too, has been working to reduce its reliance on foreign suppliers in strategic sectors, and ...
A £1bn investment has been secured for a new electric car battery plant, the government has said. It is hoped the new ...
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GM Says It's Solved the LMR EV Battery Problem, Aims to Be First to MarketThe automaker's lithium manganese-rich prismatic battery cells reportedly offer a longer lifespan and higher energy density ...
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