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Source: Charge Forward
The Danish renewables giant is partnering with Texas-based SOLARCYCLE to recycle all of Ørsted‘s end-of-life US solar panels.
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Source: Charge Forward
The ladder frame provides flexibility to support different drivetrain configurations and battery locations.
Source: Electric Vehicle News
Califooooorniaaaaaa here we coooommmmeeeee (autonomously). Mercedes-Benz has just announced that its SAE Level 3 autonomous driver assist system, DRIVE PILOT, has been certified to operate in the entire state of California, beginning with a couple of familiar models.
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Source: Charge Forward
Ellermann Eurocon will take a fire-ravaged car for a swim to cool it down and eliminate the risk of thermal runaway.
Source: Electric Vehicle News
Porsche has unveiled the Mission X, a new electric hypercar concept, which the automaker says could be the fastest road-legal vehicle ever to do a lap around the famous Nürburgring racetrack… if it goes into series production.
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Source: Charge Forward
Discover America’s reinvented and electrified Volkswagen Bus in great detail in these first look videos.
Source: Electric Vehicle News
General Motors has announced that starting in 2025 it will build the Tesla charge port, called North American Charging Standard (NACS), into its future EVs. And so, with three out of three U.S.-based automakers now on board (Stellantis is based in the Netherlands), it seems we truly have a North American charging standard. The news, which follows…
Source: Hybrid and Electric Car News and Reviews
GM CEO Mary Barra announced the news on a Twitter Spaces with Tesla founder Elon Musk.
Source: Electric Vehicle News
Following the news that Ford will adopt Tesla’s connector, now known as the North American Charging Standard (NACS), GM is also confirming that it will adopt the charging standard.
This is likely the next step in a domino effect that should solidify NACS as the new charging standard for electric cars in North America.
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Source: Charge Forward
