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Still Indiana? Think says decision on U.S. plant forthcoming

Turns out that yesterday's report saying Think will build its all-electric City car in Indiana was premature. The company just tweeted that, "We're moving toward completing our US site selection -- but it will take another week or two to finalize the location. Stay tuned..." Of course, that tweet doesn't say that Indiana won't be the where the highway-speed EV will be built, but we're just slightly less certain than we were before reading it. Earth2Tech says that three states – Indiana, Michigan and Oregon – are still on ... Read more →

REPORT: Think will build U.S. plant in Indiana, appoints two new execs Sebastian Blanco

Think Global is deepening its roots in Indiana. The City electric car already uses batteries made by local company Ener1, which also owns 31 percent of Think Global. When the Think starts up ...

Refinanced Think Says City Car EV Production Will Resume in November Sam Abuelsamid

The Th!nk City electric car could be back in production as soon as next month if all goes according to plan. However, for the first time since the company debuted a decade ago, the little EVs ...

Tiny island of Tershcelling gets fully electric ambulance from Th!nk Jeremy Korzeniewski

With the current limitations (no pun intended) of battery-electric vehicles like the Th!nk City, one of the last places we'd expect to see one operating is as an ambulance. After all, when life is ...

Out of bankruptcy, Think announces new Board of Directors Sebastian Blanco

Electric vehicle maker Think announced a new Board of Directors today, bringing together some of the people who guided the once-troubled automaker through its recent bankruptcy. The new board will ...

Think has an order backlog 2,300 vehicles long 2 months ago on Autoblog Green

The latest official Twitter update from Th!nk reads as follows: We will be re-opening the order book for the Think City in Europe in late October. Our present backlog is about 2,300 orders 2,300 people who are waiting for their cars? This is good news for Think, which announced it will move ...

Think exits bankruptcy, gets $47m for production move to Finland 3 months ago on Autoblog Green

Recent reports that Think would move the manufacturing location of its City electric cars from Norway to Finland were true. The Norwegian EV company has some even better news, though: it has received approval for its debt settlement plan and will now be able to exit court protection. Think CEO ...

REPORT: Think electric cars to be made in Finland alongside Fisker Karma 3 months ago on Autoblog Green

Our friends over at Electric A!D recently took a baby blue Think City EV from its home in Norway to show it off in Denmark (recharging it onboard the ferry). Turns out another Nordic nation might hold the future for the small all-electric car. A report in VG Nett says that, in the future, Think ...

New places to "refuel" your car: onboard a ferry 3 months ago on Autoblog Green

Electric A!D, the northern European electric car advocates, have taken a baby blue Think City EV from Norway to Denmark "without any more hassle than if you where to travel with an ICE car." One of the reasons things went smoothly is that the Stena Line ferry service from Oslo, Norway to ...

Ener1/EnerDel expands electric vehicle partnerships with Nissan, Think 4 months ago on Autoblog Green

Ener1 this morning announced a new partnership with Nissan Motor Company to research and develop "a new generation of electrical conductive material intended to reduce cost and improve the performance of electric and hybrid vehicle batteries." Basically, they're looking for a new electrolyte. ...

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