[ad_1] We ask ourselves on a daily basis, is there a time Kyle Conner isn\’t traveling all over the world test-driving the latest electric cars? It seems not, as he was just in sunny Palm Springs, California, to take Mercedes\’ first fully electric AMG model for a spin. More specifically, Conner spends plenty of time […]
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[ad_1] Over the last five years Rolls-Royce has been pioneering world-first technology that will contribute to the UK’s next-generation Tempest programme. In an aim to be more electric, more intelligent and to harness more power, Rolls-Royce recognised that any future fighter aircraft will have unprecedented levels of electrical power demand and thermal load; all needing
[ad_1] KOLKATA: The union steel ministry is betting big on an increase in domestic consumption of steel led by planned investments of nearly Rs 4 lakh crore in infrastructure sector. While steel consumption increased by nearly 3 per cent, in 2016-17, the steel minister urged the industry to ensure that the rate of growth goes
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[ad_1] Background: I have driven my 2019 Tesla Model 3 Long Range now for two years and 7 months. The odometer reads 70,469 miles. I’ve been driving it across the country on the Interstate highways from North Carolina to Southern California, on the 12-lane metropolitan I-15 freeways and intersections of Salt Lake City, as well
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[ad_1] What Do I Drive is a series where the editors and writers of InsideEVs share with readers the cars we personally drive. These are the cars we bought with our own money and drive in our daily lives. As such, we\’ve got a lot to say about them. Chirp! Shugga shugga. The front tires of
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[ad_1] A team from Washington State University (WSU) and Nissan has integrated a catalyst layer into into metal-supported solid oxide fuel cell (MS-SOFC), enabling successful operation with a direct ethanol feed. A paper on their work appears in the Journal of Power Sources. The team introduced a Rhodium-Ceria-Zirconia (Rh/CZ) internal reforming catalyst layer to the
[ad_1] Deliveries in the regions developed as follows in 2021: A total of 3,518,700 vehicles were delivered in Europe (–2.7 percent). In Western Europe, 2,860,400 customers took possession of a Group brand vehicle (–2.7 percent). Battery-electric vehicles were very popular in this region, accounting for 10.5 percent of Group deliveries in Western Europe (2020: 6.2 percent).
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[ad_1] A team from MIT has developed a new approach to fabricating oxide-based solid-state electrolytes that are comparable in thickness to the polymer separators found in current Li-ion batteries without sintering: sequential decomposition synthesis (SDS). An open-access paper describing the approach and its application to processing Li garnets is published in the RSC journal Energy
[ad_1] Safety cars in motorsport have to be powerful and fast. After all, they drive on a track with a pack of other very fast vehicles. To date, though, most safety cars have been powered by gas engines. But just like with everywhere else, here too a transition to electrification is taking place, as BMW
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[ad_1] Tesla announced that it has deployed its 35,000th Supercharger stall today at a new station in Wuhan, China. Tesla is currently growing its Supercharger network at an impressive rate. The automaker went from 23,277 Superchargers at 2,564 stations at the end of 2020, to 31,498 Superchargers at 3,476 stations at the end of 2021.
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