This past week has been packed with a number of big cleantech stories. I was going to try to narrow this weekly report down to just a few, but it was impossible again, and I ended with a bit more than 10. That also includes some stories that I can’t say areFirst off, I have to start with our world EV sales reports.
José Pontes does such a good job with these, and they are so fun to explore. Being the end-of-year reports for 2023, that makes them extra special this time around. If you happened to miss this trio of reports, check out the charts and discussions around the world’sThe EV Revolution Isn’t Dead Yet, Although Some Would Like You To Think So
.” Then, stimulated by a new chart on EV sales growth in the US, and clearly irritated by the hot new anti-EV smack talk,, is a collaboration between 7 major automakers — BMW, General Motors, Honda, Hyundai, Kia, Mercedes-Benz, and Stellantis — and operations just got rolling. I think these companies realize they need something truly appealing to customers and also don’t want to be under the thumb of Tesla’s Supercharger network and Tesla’s mercurial and sometimes vindictive leader. Smart move.
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