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The Egyptian electric car will be called either the E70 or the A70 and will sell for around $20,000. (Supplied)

Egypt to produce first electric car in 2023: El-Sisi

  • Minister added private sector will be offered 40 percent stake in new company established to operate pay-for-use charging stations
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EV maker Lucid gets SEC subpoena on $24bn blank check deal

EV maker Lucid gets SEC subpoena on $24bn blank check deal

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VW expects battery, raw material drive to cost up to $34bn

VW expects battery, raw material drive to cost up to $34bn

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Tesla plans to produce 30,000 vehicles in Germany in H1, 2022

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UK to require charging points in new buildings for EV boost

UK to require charging points in new buildings for EV boost

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Rolls-Royce claims its all-electric aircraft is “world’s fastest”

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Rivian sees $23bn wiped out following recent market debut

Rivian sees $23bn wiped out following recent market debut

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China's Ganfeng Lithium inks 3-year supply contract with Tesla

China's Ganfeng Lithium inks 3-year supply contract with Tesla

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Toyota eyes cost cuts, scale with first of EV-only bZ series

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Chip shortage puts a brake on auto industry; hits Europe's biggest carmakers

Chip shortage puts a brake on auto industry; hits Europe's biggest carmakers

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Apple supplier Foxconn unveils electric vehicles

Apple supplier Foxconn unveils electric vehicles

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BMW ready for any ban on fossil fuel-burning cars from 2030, CEO says

BMW ready for any ban on fossil fuel-burning cars from 2030, CEO says

By Reuters ·
Competition from Tesla sees Volkswagen accelerate electric vehicle shift

Competition from Tesla sees Volkswagen accelerate electric vehicle shift

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