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Toyota announced its investment in EV charging network IONNA to enhance charging access for its customers [Photo: Toyota Motor North America]
Plano-Based Toyota Invests in EV Charging Network IONNA to Access 30K Fast-Charging Ports by 2030
by Lance Murray | Jul 10, 2024
IONNA is a joint venture founded by eight of the world's largest automakers, including BMW, General Motors, Honda, Hyundai, Kia, Mercedes-Benz, Stellantis, and now Toyota as well. The company said that by 2030, it aims to offer 30 battery-electric EV models across its Toyota and Lexus brands.
by Lance Murray |
Feb 12, 2024
The EV charging center from San Marcos-based XCharge North America will feature more than 20 stalls with ultra-fast EV chargers. Once it's established, XCharge said the superhub will serve as "the largest non-Tesla DC fast-charging hub in the region," featuring 3 megawatt-hours of storage capacity that also offers grid support.
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by Lance Murray |
Apr 19, 2023
The Empact program seeks to address charging access, affordability, and carbon emission reduction. Plano-based Toyota North America said that Empact is based on the combination of 'environmental impact' and 'empowering action,' representing the efforts Toyota is making to design a more equitable and inclusive deployment strategy.
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by Quincy Preston |
Jul 30, 2020
A virtual event will kick off the launch of two models—the K23 and K27. The price tag for its new compact EV starts at about $13,000 after incentives, Garland-based Kandi America says.
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![Kandi's K22 all-electric two-seat subcompact. [Courtesy: SCAutosports]](https://s24806.pcdn.co/wp-content/uploads/2018/08/04Kandi_K22-_970_Courtesy_IMG_6961-940x436.jpg)
Kandi's K22 all-electric two-seat subcompact. [Courtesy: SC Autosports]
Electric Kandi: Garland’s SC Autosports Unveils Two EV Prototypes
by David Kirkpatrick | Aug 29, 2018
Along with bringing Kandi electric vehicles to the U.S. market, SC Autosports is also planning to open an R&D center for EVs in Dallas.
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by Lance Murray |
Jun 11, 2018
Mohammed Abdalla leads the Richardson-based solar energy provider that promotes smarter, safer, and a more reliable energy future by offering products in clean, green technologies.
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