7 stories tagged phevs on EV Digest.
Chinese automaker Great Wall Motor (GWM) is set to significantly expand its electric vehicle and plug-in hybrid lineup in Australia, aiming for a 16-model portfolio by 2025. This aggressive push will introduce new models like the Ora Touring electric minivan and a larger Jolion PHEV SUV, broadening consumer options in the Australian EV market.
In 2010, British automaker Lotus surprised the automotive world by unveiling six ambitious concept cars at the Paris Motor Show, including several hybrid and a plug-in hybrid model. The radical lineup signaled a bold, upscale shift for the brand, with plans for models like the Elite V8 hybrid and the Ethos PHEV city car. However, despite the hype, none of these forward-looking vehicles ever reached production.
Chinese automaker Chery is expanding its global footprint, confirming its Omoda and Jaecoo brands will enter the Canadian market in late 2026. While specific models, pricing, and dealer networks are still under wraps, the brands are expected to bring a range of electrified SUVs, including battery-electric and plug-in hybrid options, to North American consumers.
BYD has launched its most extensive sales campaign to date in the United Kingdom, offering substantial discounts on a range of its battery electric and plug-in hybrid vehicles. This strategic move aims to boost market share and accelerate EV adoption within the competitive UK automotive landscape.
The United Kingdom's new car market experienced a significant surge in August, with plug-in hybrid electric vehicles (PHEVs) leading the charge in sales growth. This boost highlights the increasing adoption of electrified options among British consumers, significantly contributing to the overall market expansion.
Toyota leadership is reaffirming its multi-pathway strategy, committing to a diverse portfolio of battery electric vehicles, plug-in hybrids, and conventional hybrids. This means a slower pace of development and fewer refresh cycles for its internal combustion engine-only models. The automaker believes customer choice and varied powertrain options are key to meeting evolving market demands.
Chinese EV giant BYD is significantly expanding its international presence, introducing a wide array of new vehicles tailored for overseas markets. This strategic push encompasses segments from luxury electric vehicles to a highly anticipated plug-in hybrid pickup truck, aiming to replicate its domestic success on a global scale.
