A look inside Mercedes-Benz's safety center sheds light on the automaker's high-tech and thorough approach to ensuring the safety of its customers.
Hyundai Glovis is introducing a modified version of its EV-Drill Lance on its car-carrying vessels to enhance the safety of its maritime operations.
Scholars, think tanks and consumer groups urged the government to offer expanded subsidies for EVs in a desperate move to calm the public’s snowballing fear of EVs.
The Mercedes-Benz EQE EV that exploded in Incheon in August was found to have batteries by Farasis, a relatively unknown Chinese battery maker.
Mercedes-Benz dealerships are rejecting the brand's own EVs for its secondhand program.
The Seoul Metropolitan Government's plan to cap the charge of EVs entering underground garages to 90 percent has been met with dissent from owners and experts alike.
A Tesla caught fire on a road in Yongin, Gyeonggi, on Friday, yet another blaze in EV after a big Mercedes EV explosion earlier in the month.
The rapidly-spreading EV-phobia triggered by a recent EV explosion could be a nightmare for Korean battery makers who are already suffering from sharply dropped battery sales in the wake of cooling consumer demand in the global markets.
Telsa Korea sent out an email to customers emphasizing safety in its car design, but did not disclose the details about the installed batteries as the government has urged EV makers to do.
Mercedes-Benz Korea CEO Mathias Vaitl met with residents of the Incheon apartment complex where an EQE EV exploded amid criticism that 4.5 billion won donation is not enough.
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