We try to understand the Mazda MX-30 EV. Ford considers heating plates, not air, to achieve EV efficiency. And Nissan has kept its EV projections for the US unchanged, but it is offering some of its new Ariya electric vehicles with electric pickups. This and more, at Green Car Reports.
Nissan announced on Monday that it is accelerating the transition to electric and all-electric models for Europe and Japan, but that is stick to previous goals for the US It also on Friday announced plans to use sell electric batteries from Kenworth and Nikola to transport his Ariya electric vehicles from port to dealership in Southern California. Using electric trucks to deliver electric cars allows Nissan to do what it preaches—and it suggests it could expand the program.
in one Review Mazda MX-30 EV, we find this pattern a confusing proposition. It masquerades as weird but misses out on the range, performance, and premium that electric vehicle shoppers will seek—all while not offering much practicality.
And a study from Ford and involving the European Commission found that, at least for electric delivery vehicles, Heated cabin panels can help increase range and aid effectiveness. If you can do without hot air, that is.
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