Electric Mobility News

Maserati has confirmed that its first two all-electric models will go on sale next year in the global markets and will be the Maserati GranTurismo and GranCabrio.

The Maserati Ghibli Hybrid is the Italian brand's first electrified car which is equipped with a new 2.0-litre, four-cylinder turbo engine which will be coupled with a 48V alternator and an electric supercharger (e-booster) which will source its power from a lithium-ion battery pack.

The three years' service warranty, for 12 services, is offered across all products, the Gemopai Astrid Lite, the Gemopai Ryder and the Gemopai Miso.

Tesla Inc's vehicle registrations nearly halved in the U.S. state of California during the second quarter, according to data from Cross-Sell, a marketing research firm that collates title and registration data.

Hitachi ABB Power Grids, the joint venture between Hitachi Ltd and ABB Ltd, has announced the launch of Grid-eMotion Fleet, an electric vehicle (EV) charging system. Specifically designed for large scale public transport and commercial fleets like electric buses, the new EV charging system uses DC technology and can connect to any type of power network.

Nissan Motor Co on Wednesday unveiled the Ariya - an electric SUV and its first all-new global model in five years - hoping it will symbolise its road to recovery after more than a year of scandal and a precipitous decline into earnings losses. But initial sales plans for the Ariya are modest, people with knowledge of the matter told Reuters, an indication that the vehicle will do little to lift Nissan's bottom line.

Classic Legends, a subsidiary of the Mahindra Group, is said to be working on an electric motorcycle that will mark the resurrection of the iconic Yezdi brand. We bring you exclusive details.

Tulsa, Oklahoma, is an oil-industry town with a 75-foot (23 m) statue called "The Golden Driller." Austin, Texas, is a progressive city in a conservative state with a thriving software industry and a "Keep Austin Weird" counterculture image. These two very different towns have one thing in common: They are both on the short list to land a $1.1 billion vehicle assembly plant for Tesla Inc - and up to 20,000 new jobs.