Toyota denies reports of price slashing, China exit
FAW Toyota pushes back on online rumors as its parent restructures through a GAC share acquisition.
The grid, materials, and climate technology.
FAW Toyota pushes back on online rumors as its parent restructures through a GAC share acquisition.
Gasoline-only vehicles are now a minority of global new-car sales, but most new cars still have an engine.
New shipment data shows electrification trends persisting even as federal tax credits lapse and gas furnaces remain a steady category.
Higher interest rates are forcing utilities to rethink how they fund record capital plans, with convertible debt and bank backup financing emerging as options.
The camouflaged prototype appears as Lucid pushes its mass-market SUV to late 2027, raising questions about funding and competition.
The Midcontinent grid operator's proposed Large Load Addition Resource Study aims to pair big new loads with generation faster, responding to FERC's concerns about data center demand.
A new roundup shows Tesla's Powerwall now faces serious competition from modular, solar-ready, and EV-integrated home batteries.
The amusement park expects the carport array to offset all annual electricity use at the park and adjacent water park.
A $75M Department of War grant will repurpose a civilian EV battery production line to make high-energy-density cells for military drones.
The felling of the final old-growth cottonwood in Lochiel marks the end of a 70-day protest against border wall construction.
The promotion covers hybrids and EVs, but the source is a retail deal listing with no climate analysis.
A disguised prototype spotted in South Korea suggests Hyundai is preparing a smaller, boxier electric SUV for its IONIQ lineup.
The state's new blueprint models how to meet AI-driven demand while keeping its zero-carbon mandate.
A sponsored analysis argues that optimizing commercial building systems through commissioning and retro-commissioning can cut costs and reduce grid strain as C&I electricity demand rises.
A deals roundup shows e-bike prices at new lows and portable power station savings, signaling growing retail momentum for electric mobility.
As US power demand surges, grid optimization and motor efficiency could free up significant capacity before new generation comes online.
A Grist investigation finds that the Pentagon's military expansion in the Pacific is worsening environmental and climate harms, exemplified by a decades-old pesticide contamination in Guam's drinking water.
A new network backed by tens of millions of dollars is placing laid-off climate scientists and reviving federal projects dropped by the Trump administration.