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Tesla to diversify supply chains amidst rising geopolitical tensions

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Tesla has reportedly urged its suppliers to establish manufacturing operations outside China and Taiwan. This strategic shift comes as the electric vehicle giant seeks to insulate its supply chain from potential disruptions arising from escalating tensions in the Greater China region. Tesla’s decision to ensure the uninterrupted flow of crucial components such as displays, electronic control units, and printed circuit… Read more…

Litona showcases Prussian White material for sodium-ion batteries


Litona, a startup established at the Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT), has presented its Prussian White sodium-ion battery materials comprising cathode powders and coated electrodes. Prussian White is a framework material mainly based on sodium, iron and manganese that is chemically related to the well-known dye of Prussian blue. The material has large pores that… Read more…

Five EVs that lease for under $300/month

Last February there were nine EVs that leased for an average monthly cost of under $400 before tax and license. Since then, factory incentives have become even more attractive, and now four of those nine are leasing for under $300/month. A fifth EV, one that leased for over $400/month back then, has plunged into the sub-$300 club after a $120/month cut in cost. Read more…

Lilium (LILM) inks new partnership to bring eVTOL jet rides to the South of France

eVTOL jet developer Lilium has signed another pivotal partnership overseas that will bring aviation technology operations to the South of France and possibly other parts of Europe. The advanced air mobility startup is working with UrbanV out of Italy, and Aeroports de la Côte d’Azur forge to implement a vertiport network in the French Riviera, which could very well be the first region in Europe to enable regional eVTOL travel. Read more…

NYC congestion pricing is coming. Here’s how to get out of it

New York City is on the brink of implementing congestion pricing, a bold move aimed at reducing traffic in Manhattan’s most congested areas. While this initiative promises to alleviate gridlock and generate funds for public transportation, it also means drivers will face additional costs to navigate through certain parts of the city. But what if I told you there’s a way to avoid these fees entirely. Read more…