Siemens Gamesa is going to supply its largest, most powerful offshore wind turbine to date to the UK’s East Anglia 3 – the world’s second-largest wind farm. More…
Stranded Tesla Semis Reportedly The Result Of A Software Issue
There are many reports of stranded Tesla Semis, though they may be experiencing a display issue, not a breakdown. More…
Tesla FSD Beta V11.3.3: Unedited Real-World Footage From Detroit
Tesla quickly released a new point update for FSD beta that appears to be a bug fix to help eliminate phantom braking and other issues. More…
2023 Tesla Model S: Plaid Acceleration Become Less Expensive
EPA range remains the same as in the 2022 model year version. More…
Toyota sees dynamic wireless charging enabling smaller batteries
After an extensive test with dynamic wireless charging installed on a Toyota RAV4 Prime, Israel-based Electreon is on a path with Toyota and its top-tier supplier Denso to develop a dynamic wireless charging system for electrified Toyota vehicles. The strategic agreement, which comes less than a month after the tease of future wireless charging in… More…
Genesis Electric Vehicles Now Available To Buy In 22 States
The Korean brand has added Georgia, Illinois, Indiana, Minnesota, North Carolina, Pennsylvania, and South Carolina to the list. More…
Tesla is on the hunt for electricians as it grows its solar/battery business
Tesla is on the hunt for a lot of electricians as it grows its solar and battery business after the tax credit was increased to 30% last year. More…
This new street-legal electric utility vehicle is a mini pickup with a dump truck bed
Club Car, an iconic golf cart producer, introduced the Club Car Urban LSV and XR on Wednesday, its latest street-legal electric vehicle. The Club Car Urban EV is a mini pickup built to get the job done with a dump truck bed for conveniently hauling and dumping payloads with several other cargo options. More…
VW invests in power-generating kites
The generation of electricity for mobile charging points by means of so-called “airborne wind turbines” is the subject of an unusual project by Volkswagen Group Charging and the Brandenburg-based company Enerkite as part of the federally funded ‘Technohyb’ project. Within the ‘Autarkic Mobile Charging Infrastructure’ sub-project, which will run until the end of 2024, Enerkite […] More…
JD Power: Suitable EVs Available This Year For 50% Of US Car Buyers
If car buyers want an EV, a majority should be able to find something that suits their needs, budget, and brand choice this year. More…
Magtec secures type approval for 7.5 tonne truck
UK-based engineering firm Magtec has secured GB Small Series Approval for its 7.5-tonne electric truck the MEV75. The truck is designed for last-mile logistics, waste collection and refrigerated deliveries. Receiving the approval means that the MEV75 will be eligible for the UK government’s plug-in grant. Furthermore, Magtec achieved Conformity of Production (CoP) in vehicle manufacture […] More…
How one country set aside nearly $500M for electric vehicle subsidies, but not for cars
The age of electric vehicles is upon us, and has been for years now. Electric cars have received most of the attention, but in many countries, it is actually electric two-wheelers like e-motorcycles and e-bikes that are silently revolutionizing the way people commute.. More…
KIT to use mechanical over chemical processes for battery recycling
The Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT) has developed a recycling process for batteries in which up to 70 per cent of the lithium can be recovered. And it does so without the use of corrosive chemicals, high temperatures or the need for prior sorting of the materials. The process takes place at room temperature and […] More…
Farasis Energy announces battery upgrade
The Chinese battery manufacturer Farasis Energy has optimised the design of its battery modules to prevent thermal runaway in the event of damage to its latest generation of cells (Generation 4). Industrial production of the optimised modules is scheduled to start in 2025. Stefan Bergold, Farasis General Manager Europe, had previously confirmed that Farasis had […] More…
Indian oil firms receive FAME II funding for charging stations
India is putting around 90 million euros from FAME funding into expanding the country’s fast-charging network. The money will go to three mineral oil companies to build nearly 7,500 new public DC points. Specifically, the 8 billion rupees in funding provided under the ‘FAME India II’ programme will go to Indian Oil (IOCL), Bharat Petroleum […] More…
Aptera Fleet Order for 101 Solar EVs Aims To Grow To Over 100,000
For a company like Aptera to find success, it will likely have to secure many such fleet deals going forward. More…
Does Elon Musk Now Have Fewer Tesla Shares Than Index Funds?
While Musk is Tesla’s largest individual shareholder with a 13.02% stake, three index funds comprise a combined 13.58%. More…
Sandvik wins its third largest BEV order to date
The Swedish industrial group Sandvik has received a major order from the Canadian mining company Torex Gold Resources to supply a fleet of mining machines for the Media Luna project in Mexico, including 15 battery-electric vehicles. The order is worth SEK 650 million (about €57.5 mn or $62.4) and comprises 35 mining vehicles, including 16 […] More…
German Bike Company Rotwild Releases Ultra-Lightweight E-MTB R.X275
The lightweight electric enduro has broken into the 15-kilogram weight segment. More…
Tesla Price Cuts: It Seems Elon Musk Had A Calculated Plan All Along
Despite early conclusions by analysts, it appears Tesla’s price cuts have done anything but show the automaker’s weakness. More…
