
Tesla’s Full Self-Driving Suite Poised for Billions in Annual Revenue by 2030
Goldman analyst Mark Delaney predicts that Tesla’s Full Self-Driving (FSD) suite could generate billions in annual revenue by 2030. His projection is based on expansion of electric vehicle sales, introduction of affordable EVs, and FSD monetization. FSD also opens up revenue-generating opportunities like “Robotaxis.” This could position Tesla as a significant software company, potentially achieving $625 billion in annual revenue from vehicles, software, energy, and services.

The Impact of Cold Weather on Electric Car Batteries: Myths vs. Facts
Cold weather can have a significant impact on electric car battery performance. But don’t believe all the myths you hear. Here’s the truth about how the cold affects your EV’s range and how to keep your battery running smoothly in all seasons.

Don’t Leave Rural Areas Behind in the EV Revolution
The electric vehicle (EV) revolution is underway, but rural areas are at risk of being left behind. This is due to a number of factors, including a lack of EV charging stations, lower incomes, and longer travel distances. However, it is essential that rural areas have access to EV charging infrastructure, as this would have a number of benefits for both rural residents and the environment.
Making EV charging accessible to rural residents would help to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and air pollution, save rural residents money on fuel costs, and boost the local economy. It is therefore important that policymakers and businesses take steps to ensure that rural areas are not left behind in the EV revolution.

Lithium-ion Battery Fires: The Next Big Safety Concern for Electric Cars?
Lithium-ion battery fires are a growing concern for electric car owners. These fires can be difficult to extinguish, and they can pose a serious safety hazard. In this blog post, we will discuss the risks of lithium-ion battery fires, and what you can do to prevent them.

Subaru Doubles Down on EVs, Plans 8 New Models by 2028
Subaru is doubling down on its commitment to electric vehicles, announcing plans to launch eight new EVs by 2028. This is a significant increase from the company’s previous plan to launch four new EVs by 2026.

5 Things You Didn’t Know About Electric Cars
Did you know that the first electric car was invented in 1832? Or that electric cars are more efficient than gasoline cars and better for the environment? In this blog post, we’re sharing 5 things you may not have known about electric cars. Read on to learn more about the future of transportation!

EVs Get Cheaper. Automakers Bet Big on EV Charging & Is Toyota Building the Holy Grail of Battery Vehicles?
This week saw several developments in the EV sphere. Major automakers announced plans to team up to build a fast-charging network for EVs, Toyota revealed plans for a new EV with a 900-mile range and 10-minute charging time, and the Chevrolet Bolt EV returned with more range, technology, and affordability.

Major Automakers Team Up to Build Fast-Charging Network for EVs
Major automakers are joining forces to build a fast-charging network for electric vehicles. This is a major step forward for the EV market, as it will help to reduce range anxiety and make EVs more convenient and accessible to drivers.

The Rise of Autonomous Electric Cars: Paving the Way for Green Mobility
Autonomous electric cars are poised to revolutionize the way we travel. These vehicles have the potential to reduce emissions, improve safety, and make transportation more efficient. In this blog post, we explore the rise of autonomous electric cars and discuss their potential impact on the future of green mobility.

Driving the Future: Toyota’s Ambitious Plans for Next-Gen Battery Tech and Electric Vehicles
Toyota is investing heavily in next-gen battery technology and electric vehicles, with plans to launch a new line of EVs with up to 1,000 km range.
The company is also developing solid-state batteries, which could offer longer ranges and faster charging times than lithium-ion batteries.
What does it mean for the future of EVs and that of our planet?