Indonesian people embrace Chinese EVs for Eid al-Fitr homecoming journeys
China's automotive company Chery's electric vehicle model OMODA E5 is seen during the rolling off ceremony in Bekasi, West ...
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Thailand approves Sunwoda’s $1bn EV battery cell production facilities
The new facility, which will produce lithium-ion battery cells for EV manufacturers, is expected to create over 1,000 jobs ...
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Thailand Approves Sunwoda to Invest More Than US$1 billion in EV Battery Cell Plants
Thailand's Commission on the National Competitiveness Enhancement for Targeted Industries, at a meeting today, approved an ...
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Top 20 EV brands YTD Feb 2025 – BYD still top, Proton eMas close second, Tesla back to third after Jan slump
Based on the latest vehicle registration data released by the road transport department (JPJ), BYD is currently the ...
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Feature: Indonesian people embrace Chinese EVs for Eid al-Fitr homecoming journeys
In a recent official statement, Indonesian Minister of Energy and Mineral Resources Bahlil Lahadalia announced that 3,558 public EV charging stations have been set up along homecoming routes on ...
New cars on the block as Chinese brands extend turf war to Indonesia
JAKARTA: New Chinese carmakers have expanded into Indonesia over the past three years. By offering affordable yet ...
Pete Hegseth says the Defense Department doesn’t ‘do’ climate change despite being one of the largest polluters
The U.S. military has been identified as the single-largest consumer of energy in the U.S. and the world’s single-largest institutional consumer of petroleum ...
Indonesia’s electric dream? A race to EV supremacy
Government incentives are driving a surge in sales, but will they be enough to shift consumer habits in Southeast Asia's ...
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Pete Hegseth says the Defense Department doesn’t ‘do’ climate change despite being one of the largest polluters
These emissions come largely from the buildings and vehicles needed to support its ... of fuel for operational purposes, according to Neta C. Crawford, a political scientist at Oxford University.