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Rheinmetall wins order for plug-and-play heat pump solution for e-tractors

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German automotive company Rheinmetall has received an order for a new heat pump from a European electric tractor manufacturer. The order is valued in the “lower-two-digit millions of euros range.” The heat pump, preassembled and loaded with coolant, improves vehicle range, battery life and driver comfort through thermal and cooling control. The seven-year contract begins… Read more…

Segway’s electric SuperScooter GT2 now $1,300 off, EcoFlow power stations from $469, more

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A new all-time low on Segway’s flagship electric SuperScooter GT2 is headlining all of the early Black Friday deals today, taking $1,300 off in the process. It comes joined by a series of EcoFlow power stations starting at $469, as well as this off-season Greenworks 1,900 PSI electric pressure washer price cut that’s now at $120. Read more…

Polestar 6 high demand may result in increased production

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ArenaEV
Polestar 6 convertible, is probably the best testament to the growing allure of EVs. Just a week after its unveiling, the batch of 500 units was swiftly claimed, prompting the automaker to consider expanding production beyond what it initially planned. The Polestar 6, a two-door convertible sports car, clearly enjoys demand far higher than the maker anticipated. Polestar’s CEO, Thomas Ingenlath, buoyed by the response, indicated a willingness to exceed the original production cap, stating, “We would not stop at 500 if people want it.” This statement suggests a flexible approach to meeting… Read more…

Using AAA’s EV out-of-charge roadside event data to optimize charger site locations (Webinar)

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As the electric vehicle market continues to surge, the demand for accessible and reliable charging infrastructure is more critical than ever. To ensure that the transition to electric mobility is seamless, efficient, and accessible to all, a strategic approach to EV charger infrastructure planning is essential. Join this webinar at the Virtual Conference on EV… Read more…

Tektronix introduces open-source Python-native drivers to make testing automation easier

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Tektronix, a provider of test and measurement solutions, has introduced a new open-source Python instrument driver package. Available free of charge, the package provides a native Python user experience for instrument automation. By using the package with an Integrated Development Environment (IDE), customers can now benefit from such features as auto-complete, precise type hinting, comprehensive… Read more…

Final gas-powered VW Golf enters testing

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ArenaEV
The 2025 model Volkswagen Golf R has been spotted testing camo-less, hinting at the car’s imminent arrival. The car sports the Golf R’s typical quad exhausts (with different tips than the current model), as well as refreshed LED lights on both ends. This, along with Volkswagen’s upcoming 2025 refresh of the Golf line will be the last gas-powered before the lineup goes electric in 2028. The EV-based Golf line will be based on VW Group’s upcoming SSP modular platform, which is scheduled to arrive in 2028. The next Golf R will likely feature a bigger central display – the current… Read more…

Two years after buying my $2,000 electric truck from China, here’s how it looks now

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Back in early 2021, I set out on a journey to buy an electric mini-truck from China and bring it to the US. Yes, I’m that guy. You may have seen my truck before. After tens of millions of views on its viral videos and articles over the past two years, now it’s time to take a closer look at how my Chinese electric mini-truck has held up. And spoiler alert: some of you folks aren’t going to be happy. Read more…

In push to expand EV charging network, France and Denmark go big

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The European Union is not fooling around, and European countries are under pressure to adhere to ambitious plans to get their roadways up and ready for the total phase-out of fossil fuels in the years ahead. To this end, both France and Denmark have just announced huge investments in building out their electric vehicle charging infrastructure to adhere to new EU regulations announced this summer. France will put €200  million into expanding fast-charging stations within the country, and Denmark has earmarked €91.5 million to focus on charging for heavy-transport vehicles. Read more…

BMW expands ChargeForward incentive program to EV drivers in the contiguous United States

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In order to further optimize the charging experience and help alleviate strain on local electrical grids, BMW USA announced it is expanding its ChargeForward incentive program to EV and PHEV drivers throughout the contiguous United States. The national expansion comes on the wings of the launch of BMW’s first all-electric 5 series, the i5. Read more…

EV owners aren’t driving as much—here’s why that’s a problem

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Green Car Reports
A new study has found that EVs aren’t being driven as much as internal-combustion cars, indicating they aren’t replacing as many miles driven in combustion vehicles as previously thought. Researchers from George Washington University and the National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL) examined odometer readings from 12.9 million used cars and 11.9… Read more…