The rise of Autonomous Vehicles (AVs) marks one of the most significant shifts in transportation, yet their integration into public transport (PT) systems is still in its early stages. While AVs have already begun to operate in various parts of the world, their full potential remains a subject of both opportunities and uncertainty. Can they … Continue reading “Autonomous Vehicles – A Game Changer for Public Transport?”
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Key Points Nevada accepted Tesla’s self-certification allowing supervised robotaxi testing on public roads. Commercial rides are not approved yet; Tesla is still waiting for a ruling from the Nevada Transportation Authority. Tesla operates robotaxis in San Francisco and Austin and is preparing local teams in additional cities. Arizona approved Tesla for ride-hailing and testing giving … Continue reading “Tesla Secures Nevada Approval Required for Robotaxi Testing on Public Roads – iShook Finance”
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Brooklyn-based curbside charging pioneer it’s electric has contracted with the city of Alameda, California to install the city’s first building-powered public curbside EV chargers at Everett Commons, an Alameda Housing Authority (AHA) property. The EV chargers—designed for residents without driveways or private garages—will use its electric’s low-impact Level 2 curbside system, which is powered directly … Continue reading “it’s electric to install building-powered public curbside EV chargers in Alameda”
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Help for Keeping Fuel Costs Down on Your EV Electric vehicles (EVs) offer convenient charging opportunities at home, work and public stations. Increased availability of charging gives these cars a significant advantage over their gas-powered counterparts. As California officials recently noted, the state has more charging cables than gas pumps. However, your budget may require … Continue reading “What’s the Cost Difference Between Home Charging and Public Charging?”
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The radical EV continues turning heads, for better or worse. Jaguar’s controversial Type 00 EV concept made a statement during its public debut in Paris. Even a few celebrities took it for a spin. In real life, the ultra-luxury vehicle still looks fake. Check it out for yourself in the video below. Jaguar’s new EV … Continue reading “Jaguar’s controversial ultra-luxury EV looks fake in its first public appearance [Video]”
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The total number of U.S. EV charging stations has increased by 32% since 2023, but that growth has been unevenly distributed among the states, Here Technologies found in a new study. Here, which provides map data to automakers for use with navigation systems and location-based services, ranked charging infrastructure based on how far EV drivers … Continue reading “These US states come up short on public chargers per EV”
Belgian transit agency awards agreement to Irizar e-Mobility for 100 electric public transport buses
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De Lijn, the Flemish government company that operates approximately 1,000 public bus and tram lines in Flanders, has awarded a framework agreement for 100 vehicles to Spanish bus builder Irizar e-Mobility, the EV manufacturing division of Irizar Group. Under the agreement, De Lijn has the additional option to order HOV e-buses, which are used on … Continue reading “Belgian transit agency awards agreement to Irizar e-Mobility for 100 electric public transport buses”
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Stellantis has introduced a new demand lever to entice potential customers to buy one of its BEV models. When US consumers opt to buy a new EV, Stellantis is now offering the choice between a home charger or charge credits through its Free2Move program. Free2Move is a charging ecosystem run by auto conglomerate Stellantis’ ($STLA) … Continue reading “Stellantis is offering a home charger or public charging credits for buying one of its BEVs”
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As regular Charged readers know, Toyota’s electrification strategy blows hot and cold—in Q2 2024, its EV share of total US brand sales was abysmal—below 2%, lower than any other major automaker save fellow laggard Honda/Acura. However, even as it continues to lobby against emissions standards and spread misinformation about EVs, the giant automaker is researching … Continue reading “Toyota joins US public EV charging network IONNA”