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The first wireless-charging public road in America has been installed in Detroit and will expand the range of EVs.

Wireless-charging public road in Detroit expands range of EVs

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Dec 4
Efforts to ban new gas-powered vehicle sales in the U.S. encountered a hurdle this week, with Connecticut withdrawing plans to do so by 2035.

Connecticut pumps brakes on banning gas car sales, other states push ahead

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Nov 30
In the Pacific Ocean, environmental activists from Greenpeace are protesting against The Metals Company's deep sea mining ambitions.

Deep sea mining debate sparks conflict between Greenpeace, Metals Company

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Nov 28
China has become a global leader in lithium-ion battery production amid surging demand for electric vehicles.

An electric vehicle future needs batteries. China is dominating.

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Nov 17
ExxonMobil plans to become a leading supplier of lithium for electric vehicle batteries, as other Big Oil companies are also betting on EVs.

ExxonMobil and other major companies are making big investments in EVs

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Nov 16
A recent string of fires on vessels carrying electric vehicles has prompted regulators to draw up new rules due to the safety risks posed.

Fires on vessels carrying EVs prompt calls for increased safety regulations

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Nov 7
Electric vehicle battery manufacturers have announced plans to scale back production in response to "rapidly reduced demand."

Battery manufacturers cut production as demand for EVs drops

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Nov 3
Consumer data has shown range anxiety is hampering mass EV adoption, a problem those in the industry are trying to fix with more chargers.

Range anxiety slows mass EV adoption as auto, oil companies look to help

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Nov 2
Chris Paine, director of the films "Who Killed the Electric Car" and "Revenge of the Electric Car," shares his thoughts on the EV industry.

‘Revenge of the Electric Car’ director Chris Paine on the state of EVs

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Oct 30
Honda and General Motors have announced they're scrapping a $5 billion plan to jointly develop affordable electric vehicles.

Honda, GM scrap $5B affordable EV plan amid auto industry setbacks

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Oct 26