An electrical RV is grounded on GM’s Ultium platform. Nissan presentations an electrical coupe thought with an artistic cyberpunk edge, simply because the Cybertruck will get a supply date of November 30. And why are extra drivers of non-Tesla EVs returning to fuel fashions? This and extra, right here at Inexperienced Automobile Experiences. 

The Detroit-based startup Grounded on Wednesday presented an electrical RV according to GM’s Ultium EV platform. Known as the Grounded G2, it gives a claimed 250-mile vary at the similar 165-kwh battery pack of the BrightDrop Zevo 600 on which it’s founded—plus a 10-kwh “space battery” and rooftop sun. 

The Nissan Hyper Punk thought is the fourth in its collection of 4 futuristic thought automobiles set for a Tokyo auto display debut subsequent week. Designed to be a “cellular ingenious studio,” the Hyper Punk gives up a cyberpunk aesthetic at the out of doors, with polygonal surfacing, plus origami main points and AI-based manga surroundings technology. Regardless of the surfacing, Nissan claims “awesome aerodynamic efficiency” for the design.

And a brand new find out about from S&P World Mobility means that Tesla apart, full-line automakers may now not but be offering sufficient of a compelling proposition to stay with EVs. Now not counting extra EV-loyal Tesla drivers, just about 50% of non-Tesla EV drivers return to inside combustion fashions with a subsequent automobile, it discovered.

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