The 2025 Jeep Wagoneer S electric SUV makes the transition to regular production after a truncated first model year. Unveiled Thursday at the 2025 Chicago auto show, the 2025 Jeep Wagoneer S Limited grade joins the Launch Edition version that kicked off sales of Jeep’s first EV for North America late last year as a … Continue reading “2025 Jeep Wagoneer S Limited expand EV lineup for $66,995”
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We are finally getting a look at Volkswagen’s answer to BYD and other low-cost Chinese electric cars. Volkswagen previewed its cheapest EV for the first time on Wednesday. It will kick off a new series of entry-level electric vehicles, with starting prices at €20,000, or just over $20,000. Volkswagen teases its cheapest EV for the … Continue reading “Here’s our first look at Volkswagen’s cheapest EV, with prices starting at about $20,000”
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Sponsored by Keysight. Debugging complex electronic systems in automotive applications can be daunting. One key challenge is ensuring proper communication between transmitters, receivers, and sensors by analyzing the captured serial bus data and decoding it into meaningful symbols. This requires an oscilloscope with serial protocol analysis, deep and segmented memory, and a fast waveform update … Continue reading “Debug automotive serial buses faster with advanced tools”
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Since launching in 2019, the U.S. startup Brimstone has positioned itself as a pioneering producer of low-carbon cement. The company’s technology can make the essential material without using any limestone — the carbon-rich rock that, when heated up in fiery kilns, releases huge amounts of planet-warming gases into the air. Now, Brimstone is looking to use its … Continue reading “Clean cement startup Brimstone can make another key material: alumina”
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The U.S. EV charging network Ionna is picking up speed in its infrastructure build-out as the nascent network aims to make good on its promise of installing tens of thousands of electric vehicle chargers over the next five years. It said on Tuesday in a press release that it is transitioning “from public beta to … Continue reading “Ionna scales up toward targeted 30,000 EV chargers by 2030”
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Is An Electric Change Coming to America’s Longest Running Race Series? Oh Boy, Ford is at it again! First, the company has the temerity to name its first all-electric SUV after the iconic gasoline-burning, fire-breathing Mustang. Now, they have replaced the V8 in a NASCAR Cup Car with the Mach-E electric powertrain. Ford showed its … Continue reading “News: 2025 Ford Mustang Mach-E NASCAR Demonstrator”
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Ferrari will move forward with its EV plans in 2025 despite the electrification contraction at many low-volume luxury automakers. The first electric Ferrari is set to debut on Oct. 9. Ferrari CEO Benedetto Vigna confirmed the date of the automaker’s first EV date during its Q4 and 2024 earnings results on Tuesday. Vigna called the … Continue reading “Ferrari's first EV debuting Oct. 9”
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On today’s episode of Quick Charge, we look at a group of $TSLA shareholders on Reddit who want Elon Musk fired as CEO of Tesla – and they’re using his own public words against him. Plus the new Model Y arrives in US showrooms and FSD users can get a break on insurance. Plus the Volvo … Continue reading “Reddit TSLA group moves to fire Elon, Tesla insurance discounts, and big solar”
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“We believe that power generation decisions should be made on a statewide basis, not a township or county basis, because the grid is a very complicated statewide electric grid,” Stivers said, noting that the Chamber would support legislation to shift power back to the state and away from local communities. In addition to broader concerns about the state’s … Continue reading “Ohio Chamber of Commerce emerges as unexpected ally for solar projects”
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Parent company of Dodge, Ram, Jeep envisions an exhaust system for EVs Would identify battery thermal runaway, could help prevent resulting fire by treating gases Dodge Charger Daytona EV already makes the sound of an ICE exhaust system Exhaust systems remove the byproducts of internal combustion, so they might seem superfluous in electric vehicles. But … Continue reading “Stellantis EV exhaust system could cool the chances of a fire”