The EU plan to make new cars an EV monopoly looks like failing so a change of direction is imminent, small is the watchword and a new, cheaper mass market is the target.
Whether a given driver lives in the Snow Belt or the Sun Belt, encountering potholes that pop-up every winter and spring is all but inevitable.
This week’s Current Climate newsletter also looks at Brightline’s rising bullet train costs and how Ecolab is solving the data center water problem.
XPENG aims to combine technology and feeling to give its vehicles a unique identity. Is this paradox possible? Designer Alain Simon explains how.
Affordability goes out the window when the industry’s workhorses can be configured like thoroughbreds.
Tesla volumes are radically down in Europe. Can the new much cheaper Model Y Standard restore the company’s market share to former leading glory? First UK test drive.
It’s claimed to be cheaper and more eco-friendly to produce, deliver a higher capacity and last longer than current lithium-ion technology.
Europe’s plan for an EV monopoly requires tiny electric cars to create a mass market and that means concessions on safety, comfort and style.
Today, Nvidia announced a significant breakthrough in AI models and simulation tools for autonomous vehicle development. Read more about what analysts are saying here.
CES continues to change and adapt, and that spells a solid future for companies with big investments in the technology.