Photo Credit: Fair Use [17 U.S.C. § 107]
US Embassy Rents Chinese Electric Cars from Cuban Gov.
28 May 2023 | Abstracted from Havana Times
"The U.S. Embassy in Havana has been forced to rent 'numerous' electric cars, made in China, from the Cuban Government due to the fuel shortage on the Island. U.S. official explained to the Miami Herald that they simply use the Chinese vehicles because 'there are no electric cars made in the United States in Cuba available for rent"
Maryland-based Premier Automotive Export "have not been able to export a single vehicle to private companies because the requirements of the Cuban government have delayed the process."
ADDITIONAL RELATED NEWS LINKS
RSStream
- EU bets fossil fuel lobby is crying wolf over supply shock warnings
- Lucid Drops Hot Air Sedan Lease Deals This July
- How Big Oil Spent Decades Selling the Myth of ''Clean'' Natural Gas
- Should You Buy Subaru''s Trailseeker Or Toyota''s bZ Woodland? It''s Complicated
- Toyota''s next-gen Corolla EV takes center stage as a "sense of crisis" reshapes the company
- Oil Hits $90, Good For Environment
- Allego, one of Europe''s largest public EV charging networks, migrates to AMPECO platform
- America''s No. 3 EV May Be Drowning In Its Own Success
- "A Trojan horse": Inside the EU''s "weakened" plan that could put the brakes on carbon emission cuts
- Tesla Earnings: Investors Want Proof AI Spending ''Strengthening'' Company
