Very shortly after announcing a ban on new gas-powered vehicles and encouraging electric car implementation, California’s electric grid is suffering one of its hottest and crippling summers on record.

The oil and gas market is being slammed by the push to manufacture more electric vehicles.

Volkswagen is making moves.

California tends to set the standard for the regulations moving forward for motor vehicle emissions - so it’s no surprise that two more states will follow suit with the 2035 ban on gas-powered vehicles.

Lithium and nickel are the prime ingredients for an electric vehicle’s battery and Canada has the goods.

Those new California-backed EV requirements may be harder to meet than what meets the eyes.

Own a Tesla? You might be having a difficult time obtaining parts for repairs.

The Port of Oakland is going all-electric.

Kenworth is investing heavily in North American fuel tech.

Hybrid shuttles carriers have arrived!

Electric yard truck rentals will be all the rage!

With all the talk about electric vehicles and enhancing supply chains, the demand for chipmaking has never been greater.

Einride, an electric vehicle manufacturer, announced its partnership with Beyond Meat in late July.

About 200 miles south of the Texas border is a factory responsible for building Jeeps in Saltillo, Coahuila.

Ford Motor CEO Jim Farley has made it clear to reporters that the company does not expect the cost of raw materials needed to develop electric batteries will drop anytime soon.

The Dawn Project, a safe-technology advocacy group, has released results from a series of tests performed on Tesla’s Full Self-Driving (FSD) Beta software - and the results are troubling.

The California Air Resources Board (CARB) has announced new forklift regulations for that state, affirming the push for all-electric, zero-emission vehicles… even indoors.

General Motors Co. and Ford Motor Co. are working overtime to secure deals for key materials needed to develop batteries for electric cars.

Volvo Trucks has announced its plans to construct a charging corridor for medium and heavy-duty trucks in California to be finished by late 2023.

One of the world’s largest producers of the highly sought-after material is Ganfeng Lithium Co., a Chinese company that is now partnering with an entity to explore the possibility of developing lithium, nickel, and other critical metals in Xinjiang.