In 2023, the world saw an impressive 93.5 million vehicles being produced, which is 17% more than in 2022 and 2% more than the levels seen before the pandemic in 2019. But the big question is: Which country is making the most cars? Let’s break down the details and find
Stephanie, a tech worker from San Francisco, thought riding in a robotaxi from Waymo was the safest way to travel. Without a human driver, she felt more secure, especially as a woman. She didn’t have to worry about getting into a car with a stranger. Waymo’s self-driving cars take people
Russian fashion model and TV presenter Svetlana Savitskaya has tragically passed away after being hit by a car in Paris on Wednesday. The 34-year-old model, known for her work with top fashion magazines like L’Officiel, Bazaar, and Glamour, was struck while walking on a sidewalk. According to her friend, Svetlana
Northvolt AB, once seen as the future of Europe’s electric car revolution, has filed for bankruptcy. This marks a dramatic turn for a company that was supposed to lead the way in green technology. But instead of success, it’s now become a symbol of Europe’s struggles in the electric vehicle
In 2022, Japanese cars were the kings of the used vehicle market in Russia, making up a whopping 90% of all imported cars. Fast forward to 2024, and that number has plummeted to just 47%. This drastic drop is surprising, especially considering how essential the used car trade is to
India and the United States have taken a big step to secure important minerals like lithium and cobalt, which are essential for making electric vehicles (EVs) and supporting clean energy. On Friday, India announced that both countries signed an agreement to “expand and diversify” their supply chains for these critical
Lithium, often called “white gold,” is essential for many modern technologies and industries. It plays a crucial role in rechargeable batteries that store energy from renewable sources like solar and wind power. These batteries are also what power our electric cars and gadgets, like laptops and smartphones. As the world
In April, Donald Trump was at a rally in Michigan with a bunch of police officers around him. He took a moment to slam electric cars, calling President Joe Biden’s push for them “one of the dumbest” decisions ever. Then, he quickly shifted gears, praising the police officers for their
Bhavish Aggarwal, an Indian billionaire and the founder of Ola, a popular ride-hailing service, is making big waves in the electric vehicle (EV) world. His new goal? To challenge Elon Musk and Tesla by offering affordable electric cars for people in developing countries. Aggarwal, who also heads Ola Electric, recently
