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Aptera Rolls First Solar EV Off Validation Line
Aptera hits major milestone: first vehicle off validation assembly line! Solar-powered EV edges closer to production & delivery. https://jpmellojr.blogspot.com/2026/03/aptera-rolls-first-solar-ev-off.html
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According to Precedence Research, the global EV solar modules market size was evaluated at USD 516.64 million in 2024.
Aptera Motors To Showcase Its Solar EV at CES 2025
Aptera Motors is set to showcase its solar-powered EV at CES 2025! With up to 40 miles of solar driving per day and a sleek design, it's a glimpse into the future of sustainable transportation. https://tinyurl.com/bm5n4e74 #Aptera #SolarEV #CES2025 #SustainableTransport"
Envision adds light touch to electric vehicle charging in Malaga as European Smart Cities recognises the city for its ‘smart environment’
Vienna-based European Smart Cities[1] recognises Malaga as a city with a ‘smart environment’, with particular approval applied to ecological awareness and a nod to its clean air quality and sustainable resource management
Malaga has worked hard to burnish its Smart City credentials over the past decade and it has proven especially good at winning interesting projects such as the collaborative electric vehicle (EV) venture between Japan’s new energy body, NEDO and the Spanish Technology Institute, CDTI. This venture was conceived as a response to concern that widespread usage of electric vehicles would place additional pressure on national grids that already struggle to stabilise and streamline heavy demand.
