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Stellantis opens order books for the new all-electric Fiat vans

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In a bold stride into the electrified future, Fiat Professional has officially opened orders for its latest generation of commercial vehicles, including the E-Ducato, E-Doblò, and E-Scudo, along with their internal combustion engine counterparts. This move signifies a substantial pivot towards sustainable practices within the industry, offering a suite of options that blend traditional powertrains with cutting-edge electric ones, new design elements, and smart connectivity. Fiat E-Ducato The E-Ducato stands out with its in-house developed electric powertrain, boasting a 110-kWh… More…

Electric motors for aircraft


Developments in motors for e-aircraft are becoming intertwined with issues of energy storage and certification. Nick Flaherty reports
There are many different designs for motors being developed for a variety of electric aircraft platforms, from vertical take-off air taxis to 100-seaters with a flying time of an hour or so for regional flights. This is leading to a range of design architectures to reach and exceed the 13 kW/kg power density needed for flight. More…

Polestar now offers Flexible Lease in the States

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Polestar now offers a Flexible Lease option in the US. It allows customers to terminate their lease after just five monthly payments or opt to continue the full 24 months. The Flexible Lease program applies to the new Polestar 2, Polestar 3, and the upcoming Polestar 4. The Flexible Lease program means you choose a period of ownership (24 months in this case), choose how many miles you’ll do yearly (7,500, 10,000, 12,000, or 15,000), choose a downpayment, and you’ll get a calculated monthly payment. After the term is over, you give the car back to Polestar and you move on to… More…

OCSiAl to build graphene nanotube facility in Europe


Luxembourg-based nanotechnology manufacturer OCSiAl has received a construction permit for a nanotube manufacturing plant near Belgrade, Serbia. The 120-ton-per-year nanotube synthesis factory will open in 2024 and ramp up production through 2025. The facility will synthesize nanotubes and make nanotube suspensions for lithium-ion battery makers in Europe, the US and Asia, improving the performance of… Read more…