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[ad_1] Saudi Basic Industries Corporation (SABIC) has launched a new resin for the insulation film in EV battery modules with 600-800 V cells.  NORYL NHP8000VT3 is a polyphenylene ether (PPO)-based resin, and the company says that, compared to polycarbonate (PC) and polypropylene (PP) insulation films, NORYL NHP8000VT3 has “stronger CTI performance and thinner-wall FR capability.” […]

[ad_1] New rules require electric cars and hybrids to emit warning sounds at low speeds, but federal regulators won\’t let drivers choose their own sounds. The rules were created to address the lack of engine noise in so-called \”quiet cars,\” mandating alternative artificial sounds at speeds below 18.6 mph to make these cars easier for

[ad_1] Polestar announced that its car sales increased in the first half of 2022 by almost 125% to 21,200, compared to 9,510 a year ago. That\’s a positive outcome, however, if we combine the result with 13,600 units in the first quarter of this year, it turns out that in Q2, the volume was 7,600,

[ad_1] Are you ready to ride around this summer and have some fun? Well, you’ll want to consider picking up Hover-1 Formula electric go-kart that’s on sale from $860 today, with up to $640 in savings depending on which color you choose. It’ll deliver up to 15.5 miles of range and go a maximum of

[ad_1] Leclanché, a Swiss energy storage specialist, has finished development of a marine battery system designed for electric and hybrid applications. It’s part of the Marine Rack System (MRS) product line, and will be available in 2023. The Navius MRS-3 is composed of 65 Ah G/NMC cells with laminated ceramic separators, Leclanché’s M3 Energy battery

[ad_1] States and the federal government are closer to finalizing plans for new federal EV charging infrastructure. Several states are working to submit plans ahead of a September 30 deadline to receive funds from the National Electric Vehicle Infrastructure Formula Program (NEVI), according to Transport Topics. States were asked to submit plans for NEVI funding

[ad_1] Fisker has hired longtime BMW executive Alpay Uguz to lead its global manufacturing efforts as the startup plans to begin production of its first electric vehicle later this year. Uguz joins Fisker as senior vice president of global manufacturing after spending nearly a decade helping run BMW Group\’s joint venture with China\’s Brilliance Group.