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Tesla’s latest way to get shareholders to vote: factory tour with Elon and Franz

Tesla has come up with yet another program to encourage shareholders to vote in the upcoming shareholders meeting with a way to win a factory tour with Elon Musk and Franz von Holzhausen. Tesla shareholders have been voting on several new proposals put forward by the board over the last few weeks and heading to … Continue reading “Tesla’s latest way to get shareholders to vote: factory tour with Elon and Franz”

Rare discount on universal Tesla level 2 EV charger at $580, Save $700 on LG smart electric ventless dryer, NIU KQI Air, and more

Memorial Day deals are still lingering, with today’s Green Deals coming in with both first-time arrivals and older returns, headlined by the rare discount we’ve found on Tesla’s Universal Wall Connector Level 2 Hardwired EV Charger at $580. It is joined by another newbie, the LG 7.8 cubic-foot Smart Front Load Electric Dryer with a … Continue reading “Rare discount on universal Tesla level 2 EV charger at $580, Save $700 on LG smart electric ventless dryer, NIU KQI Air, and more”

Myth Busters: Breaking down EV fleet infrastructure (Webinar)

With the rapid growth of EV charging and so much buzz around fleets – it’s easy to feel overwhelmed. But the truth is that implementing and managing a smart fleet infrastructure is more accessible than it might seem. Join Leviton Manufacturing’s Director Andrew Taddoni, where he will dispel common myths surrounding EV charging for fleets … Continue reading “Myth Busters: Breaking down EV fleet infrastructure (Webinar)”

2021-2023 VW ID.4 recalled for screen issues, software

Volkswagen is recalling nearly 80,000 of its ID.4 electric vehicles in the U.S.—plus more than 8,000 in Canada—due to gauge clusters and infotainment systems that either unexpectedly reset or don’t start up in the first place.  The issue, which likely covers some or all of the many flickering screens and sudden reboots that owners have … Continue reading “2021-2023 VW ID.4 recalled for screen issues, software”

Lilium (LILM) inks new partnership to bring eVTOL jet rides to the South of France

eVTOL jet developer Lilium has signed another pivotal partnership overseas that will bring aviation technology operations to the South of France and possibly other parts of Europe. The advanced air mobility startup is working with UrbanV out of Italy, and Aeroports de la Côte d’Azur forge to implement a vertiport network in the French Riviera, … Continue reading “Lilium (LILM) inks new partnership to bring eVTOL jet rides to the South of France”

Magna Steyr in discussions with several Chinese automakers to localize EV production in Europe

Magna Steyr / Credit: Magna International Austria-based contract manufacturer Magna Steyr has confirmed that several Chinese OEMs are discussing the possibility of local EV production ahead of further sales in Europe. The decision may be swayed by the looming threat of tariffs Europe may impose on China as several automakers continue to expand to new … Continue reading “Magna Steyr in discussions with several Chinese automakers to localize EV production in Europe”

Review: 2024 Ford Mustang Mach-E GT goes with Lightning

The Mach-E is Ford’s only dedicated electric vehicle, with no gasoline equivalent. Yet it won’t let you, or anyone driving near you, mistake it for anything but a member of the Mustang family.  In the 2024 Ford Mustang Mach-E GT, the design cues and prancing-horse logos still deal out an overstated hand of pony-car attitude. … Continue reading “Review: 2024 Ford Mustang Mach-E GT goes with Lightning”

Newest Mouser series explains zonal architectures for software-defined vehicles

As the automotive industry shifts towards electric vehicles and advanced driver assistance systems, modern designs require significant hardware and software upgrades. Mouser Electronics, a global distributor of semiconductors, electronic components and industrial automation products, explains that designers are increasingly relying on zonal architecture to maximize efficiency within individual subsystems while allowing for easier management of … Continue reading “Newest Mouser series explains zonal architectures for software-defined vehicles”

Here's how wireless charging could cut costs for commercial EVs

Two recent wireless charging pilot programs show the potential for the technology’s use with commercial EV fleets. The Indiana Department of Transportation and Purdue University are working to outfit a quarter-mile stretch of U.S. Highway 231 in West Lafayette, Indiana, for wireless charging of electric trucks. A test truck provided by Cummins will drive over … Continue reading “Here's how wireless charging could cut costs for commercial EVs”