Tag: vehicles
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The time for electric trucks and buses is now
The Timing for electric Buses and Trucks is Currently Katie Fehrenbacher Wed, 06/10/2020 – 01:30 Regardless of the pandemic, earnings of electric trucks and buses are expected to spike from the United States and Canada over the next few years. And maybe, surprising to many, they will soar within this year (the year that may…
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China to reduce NEV subsidies by 10%, sale of vehicles with swappable batteries supported – report
China has opted to cut subsidies for fresh energy vehicles (NEVs) by 10% this year, after its decision to continue providing incentives for customers for buying cleaner cars, Reuters reported. The Chinese authorities had announced plans this year to end the subsidies, but it then declared in March that the subsidies will be extended. The…
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Toyota unveils heavy-duty fuel cell truck plans
Auto giant teams up with Hino Motors subsidiary to jointly develop zero emission truck The race may be on to accelerate the roll out of battery powered electric trucks, with challengers such as Tesla and Arrival battling with established brands such as Volvo and Mercedes-Benz, but work is also underway to ensure fuel cell trucks…
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This energy startup is creating a platform to manage the EV infrastructure
Globally, SpaceX and Tesla Founder Elon Musk has inspired countless startup in the vehicle section. Back in Indiawe had the likes of Chetan Maini and a clutch of entrepreneurs, who set the tone for the future of electric vehicles. And now, the authorities too wants electric vehicles to turn into the most important type…
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How much does it cost to drive? Driving cost calculators and tools
My girlfriend bought a new car. After 23 years, she offered her 1997 Honda Accord to a guy who is more mechanically inclined than we are. Kim updated to some 2016 Toyota RAV4, and it is loved by her. Among her major considerations while browsing for a new automobile was the cost to drive it.…
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Is the car industry putting the brakes on the corporate rollout of EVs?
Growing corporate requirement for electrical vehicles indicates that the UK could phase-out fresh fossil fuel automobiles however, EV100 members fear that the limited distribution of EVs could delay the shift Huge company requirement for electrical vehicles is obviously to put at least 2.5 million battery automobiles and rising on the streets by 2030, but concern…
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Is Alexa finally ready to become our car copilot?
We Have got Android Auto and CarPlay, but not a True Alexa Auto? For many years now I’ve longed for the heads up displays (HUDs) and infotainment systems that I’d see in my rental cars or from my friends’ rides that have built-in Android Auto or Apple CarPlay, and I’ve vowed that my next vehicle…
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Tesla owners are frustrated with the wait times for services
This story was delivered to Business Insider Intelligence Transportation & Logistics Briefing subscribers earlier this morning. To check to see if you already have access to Business Insider Intelligence through your company, click here. Electric vehicle (EV) manufacturer Tesla’s popularity continues to cause growing pains, highlighting the challenges of forgoing the traditional dealership model. In…
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Hyundai unveiled a semi-truck concept that runs on hydrogen and would compete with the Tesla Semi
Hyundai Motor Company Hyundai has revealed two concept vehicles in the North American Commercial Vehicle Show: the HDC-6 Neptune Class 8 heavy-duty truck along with the HT Nitro ThermoTech trailer-tractor. Both vehicles are a part of the automaker’s Fuel Cell Electric Vehicle 2030 Vision, which contains the widespread use of hydrogen-powered fuel cell technology in…
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Senators call for connected car kill switches following Consumer Watchdog report
US Senators Richard Blumenthal and Ed Markey have written a letter to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) asking whether car manufacturers have disclosed vulnerabilities with their cars. The letter has been delivered in the wake of a damning Consumer Watchdog report this month that warned that a mass cyberattack could result in the…