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Karma Automotive debuts first Club Car Current EVs produced under agreement with AYRO

Green Car Congress

The Karma Innovation and Customization Center (KICC) revealed the first Club Car Current vehicles being produced under a contract manufacturing agreement with AYRO. The Club Car Current is engineered for multiple bed options and accessories—van box, pickup truck with sides, flatbed configurations—for fleet versatility.

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Student Club Sets New Electric Motorcycle Speed Record(s)

CleanTechnica EVs

continued] The post Student Club Sets New Electric Motorcycle Speed Record(s) appeared first on CleanTechnica. The new records add yet another layer of.

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EV Club 2023 – Year in Review

EV Club of CT

2023 was a notable year for the club as it produced a fully subscribed symposium and began a partnership with People’s Action for Clean Energy (PACE). Northeast Electrical Vehicle Symposium The EV Club produced. Read more

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EV Club Supports New Haven First Responder Training

EV Club of CT

Photo above of the school bus battery pack More EVs and More First-Responder Training The EV club got its first request a couple of years ago from the Westport fire department asking if the club. Read more

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Electric vehicles hit major milestone as 18 models join the 5K sales club in Q2

Electrek

Meanwhile, newcomers, like Toyota’s bZ4X, Kia’s EV9, and the Chevy Blazer EV, joined the club. In the second quarter, 18 models topped 5K in sales, with Tesla, Ford , and Hyundai leading the way.

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Australian hospital group and golf club ban EV charging because of fire risks

The Driven EV News

Updated: Major hospital group bans EV charging in its car parks due to fire risks, and a golf club to dismantle its EV chargers down after a club house fire blamed on golf buggy batteries. The post Australian hospital group and golf club ban EV charging because of fire risks appeared first on The Driven.

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Hyundai to release new low cost EV that could join sub-$40,000 club in Australia

The Driven EV News

The post Hyundai to release new low cost EV that could join sub-$40,000 club in Australia appeared first on The Driven. Hyundai have unveiled their smallest and most affordable EV to date, based on a popular petrol model in Korea. If it comes to Australia, it will likely add to the growing number of sub $40,000 EVs.

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