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Catchy mix of modern gadgets and vintage tech in the coolest eCars project so far.
Mall Plovdiv got it first. The Bulgarian shopping center installed the first in the world vintage gas station replica double smart EV Charger with a big screen along with time matching dedicated lamp and signage. And another one is coming...
In this blog: What's common between one million electric kilometers, the Concil of the EU and a roadtrip from Austria to Bulgaria and back with a Tesla.
The desire to make the transition to electric cars and clean energy that comes from citizens and not from politicians...
In this blog: LEAF Gen 2 sales started Oct. 1 in Japan and Nissan already reports 14,000 sales.
This is combined for October in Japan and Europe and is more than the previously reported 9,000 orders. Nissan also released information about the holdback that prevented delivery and registration of hundreds of cars that were counted as fully bought and paid for...
In this blog: German car rental company imports electric vans from China.
Based in Hamburg, Andreas Maske's company is ordering a lot of delivery vans from China, because German manufacturers do not offer such models yet...
In this blog: Volkswagen wants to become a global champion when it comes to (electric) trucks.
Meanwhile Tesla grows it's business by constantly investing a lot of cash and is still about to get as profitable as investors want after 10 years of operations, which "could not happen at VW"...
In this episode: Goofy American says Nikola Tesla is from Veliko Tarnovo and does not believe we're charging faster than Tesla.
That's what goes on in KaramEL Web Show's Episode 3 and you know Americans – they call Mihael - Michael, Nikola - Nicolas and bunch of other stuff like that. That – OK, but they're (Tesla team) apparently in possession of some old paper claiming (Nikola) Tesla is not from Serbia, and not from Macedonia, but from Bulgaria...
In this blog: From broken doors, through electronics and charging issues, e-buses are still on trial.
The four Solaris electric buses that have been inductively charged by the BVG since mid-2015 on the 204 line are, according to the "Tagesspiegel", currently at a standstill for various reasons...
