Today’s Car News: Nissan’s Electric and Hybrid Strategy, Genesis Unveils SUV Concept, Tesla to Adopt LFP Battery for $25,000 Model

Nissan has outlined its plans for a new generation of affordable EVs, including a three-row electric SUV slated for a 2028 release, along with a shift towards introducing hybrids and plug-in hybrids for the U.S. market by 2026, featuring its e-Power hybrid technology.

Genesis has unveiled the Neolun Concept, a preview of the upcoming flagship Genesis GV90 electric SUV, boasting a luxurious lounge-like interior and advanced features like radiant cabin heating. Additionally, Genesis confirmed the production of the GV60 Magma Concept, a high-performance variant set to join a lineup of Magma performance models.

The advice to charge EVs at night for cleaner energy might not always hold true, as highlighted by Bloomberg New Energy Finance. In many regions, daytime charging could be cleaner due to increased renewable energy usage, such as solar power.

There are indications that CATL, a China-based battery supplier, may be exploring the production of fast-charging LFP battery cells for Tesla’s $25,000 model, based on recent comments by CATL’s CEO.