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TOKYO: Honda Motor Co said on Wednesday it would begin selling micro-sized commercial electric vans in spring 2024, as part of its effort to electrify its vehicle lineups. Japanese automakers are turning to small commercial trucks as one way to make battery electric vehicles (BEVs) popular in the country, tapping into car size unique to the country amid pressure to slash its carbon footprint. Honda's electric van has a target cruising range of 200km (125 miles) and is seeking to set the price at around 1 million yen ($7,270). Gasoline- electric hybrid models remain far more popular in Japan and BEVs accounted for just 1% of the passenger cars sold in Japan last year. Still, automakers believe small commercial vehicles are key to popularise BEVs in the country, saying 40% of cars on the road are micro "kei" cars and businesses are under pressure from investors to reduce their carbon footprint. "We believe that the fastest way to spread the use of electr...

Following the launch of multiple models of electric motor cycles by Verge, the demand and urge for better vehicles has increased. Verge introduced TS Ultra, an improved version of the TS, to further encourage enthusiasts at CES 2023. The vehicle looks similar to its older counterparts but has better features, such as, a patented hub motor of 201hp, a torque of 885 ft-lb, a new battery with an increased charging speed to 50kW, and the range remains the same as the older model at 233 miles. This  wildest motor cycle is available for $45,000 and can be pre-ordered. The company has already shipped hundreds of its previous models and hopes the same for its latest model. Source: https://thefoxposts.com/verge-presents-the-wildest-electric-motorcycle-at-ces-2023-TheFOXposts-8275.html?utm_source=blogger_source&utm_medium=blogger_medium&utm_campaign=blogger_cam Category: Technology Post by: TheFOXposts.Com