Recalling Jeep 4xe, Volvo EX90 battery, Nikola hydrogen station, Foxtron electric vehicle: Car News Today
Jeep Wrangler 4xe 2022-2023 recalled due to battery failure. Nikola plans to add 60 hydrogen stations with the help of government funds. Foxconn reveals more Foxtron EV. And let’s find out why the Volvo EX90 electric SUV will get a big battery pack despite the added carbon footprint. This and more, here Green Car Report.
Nearly 14,000 won Jeep Wrangler 4xe plug-in hybrid SUVs from the years 2022 and 2023 have been recalled for a problem with the battery pack’s 200 amp fuse. No fires or problems have been reported, but the problem it is fixing could bring some owners to a halt.
Upcoming Volvo EX90 electric SUV with big batteryto balance demand between EV driving range and two-way charging, the automaker explains Green Car Report. The EX90 will be ready for AC and DC bidirectional charging, smart charging and, in some markets, home energy management. And with Volvo going all-electric by 2030, hopefully this will be at the forefront of the entire ecosystem.
Taiwan’s Foxconn, known as the iPhone maker, recently unveiled its first production EV, Foxtron Model Cwill launch in late 2023. There are also two new prototypes, bringing the number of separate EVs it has shown for Foxtron to five.
Last week Nikola announced the intention to build 60 hydrogen refueling stations for fuel cell trucks by 2026, thanks to lower costs due to the Inflation Reduction Act incentives plus other state-level incentives.
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