It has been mentioned that the Tank 500 is likely to arrive here in its parallel hybrid (non-plug-in) form, mirroring that as offered in Thailand, at least initially. In this configuration ...

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Plug Power's revenue fell in 2024 while its losses surged. The company also sold more shares to raise cash. Management is cutting costs further to improve margins and cash flows. While it's hard ...

Jaecoo J7 PHEV Malaysian review – cheapest plug-in hybrid on sale with super efficient powertrain Posted in Car Reviews, Cars, Jaecoo, Video Reviews, Videos / By Jonathan Lee / April 3 2025 10:52 am ...

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Fiat CEO Olivier Francois has confirmed that a hybrid version of the Fiat 500 will be back in production before the end of 2025. But rather than resurrect the outgoing model, which went off sale ...

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