The 2025 Toyota Sequoia full-size SUV receives minor changes while continuing to offer the standard hybrid powertrain. For 2025, the Sequoia adds massaging front seats, a new Mudbath color option for the TRD Pro off-road grade, a wireless trailer camera system, and a new 1794 grade with Western-themed seating near the top. . . 2025 …
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Global mining and metals company Fortescue is driving the technology behind a large, all-electric heavy equipment solution with a 6 MW DC fast charger that can charge this large 1,900 kWh tow truck battery in less than thirty minutes. (!) Developed jointly by Fortescue and heavy equipment giant Liebherr, the 6 MW (6000 kW) DC …
The European Union has voted to go ahead with its plan to impose tariffs on electric cars imported from China, despite recent moves by Germany to try to block the proposal. China's EV production has increased recently, as the country's efforts to secure mining contracts and build its auto manufacturing base have borne fruit. Along …
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Tesla has lost one of its top managers in Europe who is in charge of all business development and social policies. He is one of two top Tesla executives to leave this week. Jos Dings joined Tesla in 2017 after more than ten years at Transport & Environment (T&E), a European group promoting sustainable transport. …
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Electronics giant Siemens has launched its RapidSBx switchboard, designed to address the need for power distribution to supply commercial switchboards for fast EV charging station deployment. The UL891 switchboard offers a streamlined design for charging stations and various commercial electrical infrastructures wherever an external switchboard is required to complement green systems. This includes urban settings …
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Nissan Leaf batteries get a second life Nissan expects to use the battery packs from 50-60 Leafs The project is expected to reduce annual carbon dioxide emissions by 3.7 tons Used Nissan Leaf batteries will help power the US automaker's headquarters in Franklin, Tennessee. The automaker announced Thursday that it is adding two battery systems …
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Rivian (RIVN) does not expect to build as many cars this year as it did in 2023. After third-quarter deliveries, Rivian lowered its 2024 EV production plans. Here's what to expect in the last few months of the year. Rivian drops its EV production plans for 2024 After announcing Q3 delivery and production numbers, Rivian …
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The Hyundai Ioniq 5 will be Waymo's self-driving taxi The self-driving Ioniq 5s will be on the road in late 2025 Waymo hasn't said what's going on with the Chinese Zeekr self-driving van The Hyundai Ioniq 5 will be the next Waymo a self-driving taxiis shipping a new generation of Google spinoff Waymo Driver's self-driving …
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If you've been following the news about electric bike fires in the US, you already know that New York City is widely seen as the epicenter, often grabbing the headlines for battery fires. The city is hosting more electric scooters and bikes than ever before, yet this year saw a drop in battery-related deaths. So …
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Source: Tesla More than ten months after deliveries began, Tesla is now taking configurations for the non-Foundation Cybertruck series. Cybertruck's first delivery took place on November 30 last year, so we're just over ten months away from that date. As it often does, Tesla began to fill the delivery from top to bottom – it …
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