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The Featherweight Material Set to Rewrite EV Safety: How Aerogels Are Revolutionizing Fire Safety

Electric vehicles (EVs) are leveraging aerogels to enhance safety and efficiency, particularly in preventing thermal runaway in batteries. Aerogels, known for their ultra-lightweight and high insulation, are crucial in meeting stringent safety standards in EVs. Major automakers like BYD, GM, Toyota, and

2025-03-13

$$$·Energy·Innovation·Technology

The Next Generation of Smart Charging: Meet Evnex’s Revolutionary E2 Chargers

Evnex introduces the E2 Core and E2 Plus smart chargers, blending affordability with innovation for EV charging in Christchurch. The E2 Core, priced at $999, offers features like home overload protection, off-peak scheduling, and solar diversion. Designed to replace less reliable imports,

2025-02-24

$$$·Entertainment·Events·Technology

Discover the Future: Afeela 1 Electrifies Oscar Week in Los Angeles

The Afeela 1, an innovative electric vehicle by Sony Honda Mobility (SHM), debuts at the Academy Museum of Motion Pictures in Los Angeles. This futuristic car highlights the intersection of technology and artistry, providing interactive experiences with themes from Oscar-nominated films. The

2025-02-23

$$$·Politics·Sustainability·Technology

Europe’s Bold Move: Affordable EVs on the Horizon

The European auto industry is shifting towards producing affordable electric vehicles (EVs). The Paris Motor Show highlighted budget-friendly EV models, democratizing electric mobility in Europe. Volkswagen is set to launch a $20,500 budget EV, possibly named ID.1, to challenge China’s dominance in

2025-02-22

$$$·Environment·Government·Technology

Why the Federal Government is Powering Down EV Chargers Nationwide

The U.S. government plans to shut down nearly 8,000 EV charging stations on federal properties, reflecting a shift in federal priorities. This decision comes amid broader strategic changes under President Trump, focusing on reducing federal operations and expanding fossil fuel use. Despite

2025-02-21

$$$·Automotive·Environment·Technology

Isuzu Ute Eyes Plug-In Hybrids in Bold CO2 Reduction Strategy

Isuzu Ute Australia (IUA) is strategizing to reduce CO2 emissions, exploring plug-in hybrids and other eco-friendly technologies. In response to the New Vehicle Efficiency Standard (NVES), Isuzu is considering a range of powertrains including mild hybrids, turbo-diesels, and electric vehicles. The MU-X

2025-02-20

$$$·Automotive·Electric Vehicles·Technology

The Wait for Audi’s SQ4 e-tron: A Thrilling Possibility on the Horizon

Audi is planning a high-performance electric SUV, the SQ4 e-tron, igniting excitement among fans for its potential speed and sustainability. Audi’s product chief, Matthew Dale, teases a powerful addition to the electric lineup, riding on the success of earlier models like RSQ3

2025-02-19

$$$·Innovation·Technology·Transportation

The Dawn of Driverless Trucks: Are Roadways Ready for the Revolution?

Autonomous trucking is nearing a breakthrough, with technology ready but commercialization as the next hurdle. Torc Robotics and others highlight the importance of safety and resilience in driverless trucks, crucial for highway conditions. Industry leaders show optimism for autonomous milestones, but challenges

2025-02-17

$$$·Automobiles·Innovation·Technology

Global Electric Vehicle Boom: Who’s Charging Ahead in 2024?

Electric vehicle (EV) sales have surged by 25%, marking a significant global shift towards sustainability. China leads the charge with a 37% increase in EV sales, reaching 11 million vehicles in 2024. Britain has become Europe’s leading battery-electric market, surpassing Germany. EV

2025-02-15

$$$·Automotive·Environment·Technology

Volkswagen’s Next Tiny Wonder: An Electric Evolution

Volkswagen is developing the ID.1, a compact electric vehicle inspired by the VW Up model and the ’90s Polo. The design features playful curves, a one-piece glass tailgate, and 3D LED-graphic headlamps. While initial sketches show bold wheels and arches, production versions

2025-02-14

$$$·Automotive·Luxury·Technology

Porsche’s Struggles Reflect the Luxury of Ignoring the Electric Revolution

Porsche is cutting 1,900 employees due to decreased car sales, specifically a 28% drop in Chinese deliveries as local brands like BYD gain preference. Despite a trend toward electrification, Porsche maintains a focus on both combustion engines and plug-in hybrids, highlighting tension

2025-02-13

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Technology - Page 2

The Featherweight Material Set to Rewrite EV Safety: How Aerogels Are Revolutionizing Fire Safety

The Next Generation of Smart Charging: Meet Evnex’s Revolutionary E2 Chargers

Discover the Future: Afeela 1 Electrifies Oscar Week in Los Angeles

Europe’s Bold Move: Affordable EVs on the Horizon

Why the Federal Government is Powering Down EV Chargers Nationwide

Isuzu Ute Eyes Plug-In Hybrids in Bold CO2 Reduction Strategy

The Wait for Audi’s SQ4 e-tron: A Thrilling Possibility on the Horizon

The Dawn of Driverless Trucks: Are Roadways Ready for the Revolution?

Global Electric Vehicle Boom: Who’s Charging Ahead in 2024?

Volkswagen’s Next Tiny Wonder: An Electric Evolution

Porsche’s Struggles Reflect the Luxury of Ignoring the Electric Revolution

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