Tesla Plans to Build a Massive Supercharger Site in Florida with 200 Stalls
Site plans for a new Tesla Supercharger station – now open to Rivian and Ford EV owners – have revealed that the automaker is planning to build its biggest yet, and it will be located in Florida.
The Supercharger site will have over 200 stalls. The preliminary plan shows 160 supercharging stalls and 40 standalone stalls, with eight pull-through stalls for trailers. With 200 stalls planned, the supposed Florida location will certainly become the world's largest Supercharger station. However, it's currently not the largest – that distinction belongs to the Shell Recharge Shenzhen Airport EV Station, which has 258 stalls.
NAFA Unveils Line-Up for Media Day at Upcoming Institute & Expo 2024
NAFA Fleet Management Association (NAFA), the vehicle fleet industry’s largest membership association, announced the line-up for its Media Day event at the upcoming Institute & Expo (I&E) in San Antonio, Texas.
Press will have the opportunity to hear directly from leading companies within the fleet management industry, and ask questions about their announcements and news.
“With so many companies sharing breaking news and product launches, this event truly showcases the rapid evolution of fleet management,” says Bill Schankel, CAE, CEO of NAFA.
US Court Upholds EPA Decision to Approve California Electric-Vehicle Rules
A U.S. appeals court on Tuesday upheld the Environmental Protection Agency's decision to grant California a waiver to set its own tailpipe emissions limits and electric-vehicle requirements.
The three-judge panel of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia rejected a legal challenge from 17 Republican-led states and entities that sell or produce liquid fuels. The EPA in March 2022 under President Joe Biden restored California's ability to set its own zero-emission vehicle sales mandate and tailpipe emissions limits through 2025, reversing a 2019 decision by then-President Donald Trump. Republicans argued the rules gave California an unconstitutional regulatory power denied to other states.
Manheim Index: Wholesale Used Vehicle Values Lower than Expected in March
Wholesale used-vehicle prices were down in March compared to February. The non-adjusted price in March increased by 3.1% compared to February, moving the unadjusted average price down 11.4% year over year.
“Our normal spring bump was a bit muted this year, but the wholesale market progress in terms of timing and weekly changes – it was the most normal pattern we’ve seen in some time,” said Cox Automotive Chief Economist Jonathan Smoke. “From a historical perspective, we typically see a 3.4% increase in March (non-seasonal) and came up with a 3.1% this year."
ACERTUS Acquires Guardian Auto Transport
ACERTUS announced its strategic acquisition of Guardian Auto Transport, marking a significant milestone in the company’s expansion efforts.
“Strategic partnerships and investments are core to ACERTUS’s ability to serve the needs of our customers and deliver a full suite of vehicle logistics services,” said Trent Broberg, CEO of ACERTUS. “The acquisition allows us to expand our capabilities while fostering Guardian Auto Transport’s deep and lasting relationships with Fleet Management Companies (FMCs). We are excited to welcome Mike Bulshteyn, Eric Field, and the entire Guardian Auto Transport team to our platform."service and value to our clients.”
