World EV Day: What does the future hold?
Experts discuss EV adoption, environmental challenges, government roles, future trends, and the Middle East’s potential in the EV revolution.
Experts discuss EV adoption, environmental challenges, government roles, future trends, and the Middle East’s potential in the EV revolution.
Since the first World EV Day in 2019, global EV sales have surged. Constantly improving cars and infrastructure and new manufacturers have driven progress.
The 2025 McLaren Artura Spider is a high-performance hybrid supercar with better performance and design than its predecessor the Artura 1.0.
Audi’s Q6 e-tron SUV boasts advanced tech, impressive range, compact design, and multiple motor configurations. A strong competitor in the EV market.
BMW surges ahead in EV market, leaving rivals behind with 22% growth in Q2. Porsche, Audi, and Mercedes-Benz face challenges with declining EV sales.
Ford Mustang Mach-E sets new Guinness World Record for longest distance on a single charge, covering over 600 miles in 24 hours.
Car makers like Stellantis are phasing out chrome due to environmental and health concerns, replacing it with alternatives like polished stainless steel.
Some EVs can charge from 10% to 80% in 5 minutes. Key factors are charging power, vehicle’s max. charging rate, and battery architecture.
EV battery recycling recovers metals using techniques like pyrometallurgy and hydrometallurgy. Direct recycling preserves cathode and anode materials.
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China challenges EU tariffs on its electric vehicles at the WTO, to safeguard its EV industry and “promote green cooperation” globally.
Ferrari to release first EV in 2025 and open a new factory, marking a shift in strategy with a focus on sustainability and innovation.
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Experts discuss EV adoption, environmental challenges, government roles, future trends, and the Middle East's potential in the EV revolution.
Ford Mustang Mach-E sets new Guinness World Record for longest distance on a single charge, covering over 600 miles in 24 hours.
LA plans to host a "no-car" Olympics in 2028, focusing on public transport, remote work, and borrowed buses to reduce traffic congestion.
EVs are more sustainable over their full life cycle than conventional cars, especially in regions with renewable energy sources.