Ford will unveil a new all-electric “sports crossover” next week. The new Ford EV crossover will be built on Volkswagen’s MEB platform, following the Electric Explorer. Here’s what to expect from the new model. After the first all-electric Explorer rolled off the assembly line at its new Cologne EV plant in Germany this week, Ford … Continue reading “Ford is revealing a new electric sports crossover next week, here’s what to expect”
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Emerson’s Test and Measurement business (formerly NI) has unveiled significant updates to its core software products, including NI LabVIEW. At a recent conference for customers and partners, Emerson showcased its newest advancements in NI hardware and software, which are designed to enhance the efficiency of engineers. “Our software-centric, modular hardware approach to testing is our … Continue reading “Emerson’s Test and Measurement business unveils major updates to its software products”
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Sign up for daily news updates from CleanTechnica on email. Or follow us on Google News! Another week, another lengthy Full Self Driving (Supervised) test drive. This week I went with longtime CleanTechnica reader, friend, and Tesla bull Dan. We explored an area that has given FSD trouble in the past, and we also meandered … Continue reading “Tesla Full Self Driving (Supervised): 40-Minute Drive With Almost No Interventions”
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When I recently took a trip to China to see the world of electric micromobility, I was greeted with a wide range of personal electric vehicles. From e-bikes to e-scooters and even e-dirt bikes, I saw it all. But one of the most interesting examples, and clearly the most divergent from our own vehicles in … Continue reading “China’s electric farm trucks are very different than ours. I went there to see how”
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Consumer interest in EVs has declined, with car shoppers showing more interest in hybrids, according to a new AAA survey. Only 18% of U.S. adults surveyed said they were “likely” or “very likely” to buy a new or used EV, down from 23% last year. And 63% of respondents said they were “unlikely or very … Continue reading “Survey: Fewer Americans seek EVs, as attention shifts to hybrids”
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Photo: Big Bus Tours Global open-top tour bus operator Big Bus Tours has added 40 electric sightseeing buses to its fleet in time for the summer holiday season. Big Bus Tours is introducing 20 brand-new Ankai electric buses in Paris and Vienna and retrofitting 20 buses in London by converting 20 of the existing diesel … Continue reading “Big Bus Tours adds 40 electric sightseeing buses to its fleet”
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Join this webinar to explore the evolving landscape of EV DC fast-charging infrastructure in North America, incorporating lessons from Europe. Jed Routh, VP of Markets and Products for Kempower North America, will reveal lessons learned around fleet implementation from his European colleagues. The discussion covers regulatory frameworks, technological advancements, consumer behavior, and market dynamics, offering … Continue reading “Lessons from Europe for North America’s EV future: infrastructure evolution for fleets (Webinar)”
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Jeep and Volkswagen are taking aim at the Tesla Model Y, Rivian announced a raft of upgrades for its more powerful, more affordable R1S and R1T electric trucks, NIO is down, Fisker is nearly out, and solar power is taking off in traditionally red states. All this and more on today’s exciting episode of Quick … Continue reading “Jeep targets Tesla, Rivian R1 gets BIG upgrades, Fisker in trouble, and big solar”
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Automotive technology supplier Marelli has won “a significant contract from a major global carmaker” to supply its Battery Thermal Plate for future EVs. The product, which facilitates thermal energy management in EVs, has been developed and will be produced in-house by Marelli. Deliveries will begin in 2024, and some 5 million units are to be … Continue reading “Marelli wins contract from a major carmaker to supply battery thermal solutions for EVs”
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After launching its first global EV, the Wagoneer S, last week, Jeep believes it can compete with the best, including Tesla. With another Wrangler-like EV launching soon, the rugged SUV brand expects to steal “mainly Tesla” drivers, but they are not the only ones. Meet the first all-electric Jeep Although Jeep already launched the all-electric … Continue reading “Jeep takes aim at Tesla with its first electric SUV, new Wrangler-like EV coming soon”