Bloomberg New Energy Finance Predicts A Bright Future For EVs
It’s time for Bloomberg’s annual EV Outlook. …read more
Read moreCalifornia Increases Number Of Retail Hydrogen Stations To 40
There are more than 6,500 hydrogen fuel cell cars in California and they can use 40 retail hydrogen stations. …read more
Read moreAmazon’s Jeff Bezos Says He Is ‘Very Excited’ About The Auto Industry
Just don’t expect a Kindle FIre EV anytime soon. …read more
Read moreEssex creates high-temp winding insulation for EV motors that can withstand 265° C
Magnet wire manufacturer Essex, supplier of motor wiring for EVs like the Nissan LEAF, has introduced a high-temperature insulation for the windings of traction motors used in hybrids, PHEVs, and EVs.
Essex’s EnduroTemp 260+ is a thin-film insulation with a 265° C thermal endurance. It’s designed to extend the life of …read more
Read moreTritium to supply IONITY with chargers for 120 sites
EV charger manufacturer Tritium will supply IONITY, a joint venture of several automakers that’s building a fast charging network in Europe, with Veefil-PK 350 kW DC high-power chargers (HPC) for 120 sites in 23 European countries. Four to 6 chargers will be installed per site. The deal follows a similar …read more
Read morePerhaps The EPA Is Way Off On Tesla Model 3 Range Estimates?
This comes as no surprise and is the case to some degree with all cars. …read more
Read moreTesla Model 3 Boom In Norway Leads To Problems
Growth of car sales outpaced Tesla’s capacity in Norway. Customers complain about Model 3 quality. …read more
Read moreTesla Model 3 Compared To BMW 330i: Overall Driving Experience & Race
Can the Tesla Model 3 even compete with this legacy beast? …read more
Read moreTritium Secures New Order From IONITY For Hundreds Of Chargers
With the second order for ultra-fast chargers at 120 new sites, Tritium is now the largest supplier to the IONITY network. …read more
Read moreRoadshow Reviews Nissan LEAF After 12-Month Test: Video
Roadshow: Life with a Nissan LEAF can be easier and more fun than you might think. …read more
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