Automundo China

German carmaker will review plans for site which had been forecast to secure 4,000 jobs in EV production

Elon Musk-led Tesla has presented its initial plan to the Indian government, which states that the company aims to set up a manufacturing plant with a capacity of 5 lakh at an investment of $2-3 billion.

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China's BYD is in the process of launching its EV powered by all-solid-state batteries, which feature solid electrolytes instead of liquid electrolytes.

BYD has surpassed Tesla in the EV market, driven by innovative ‘God’s Eye’ technology. BYD’s stock surged by 20.40%, contrasting Tesla’s 13% decline. ‘God’s Eye’ technology offers advanced driver-assistance features at prices below $20,000, making high-tech accessible to more consumers. BYD’s strategy is a significant shift, as it aims to achieve over $100 billion in revenue by 2024 while maintaining competitive stock value. The company is at the forefront of the EV revolution, challenging industry leaders and reshaping market expectations. In a breathtaking turn of events, Chinese automaker BYD has revved up its engines to overtake Tesla, captivating both investors

The German car making company’s decision raises fresh doubts over the Cowley factory’s future and deals a blow to Labour’s economic plans

This new model is likely still a few years away from hitting the market in countries including Australia

There's been a lot of hype in the press about solid state batteries, but few actually understand that these batteries run off the exact same lithium. The difference is in the electrolyte, and it might not be enough of a difference to defeat a new player in the field: graphene.