Author: Clean Technica
XPENG L03 With VLA 2.0 Smoothly Takes On Paris Roads
On my recent trip to Paris, I had the opportunity to experience NGP with VLA 2.0 in an XPENG L03. Paris roads and drivers are a bit different than my past experiences. Adapting to the traffic poses a unique challenge. I had previously sampled XPENG’s intelligent driving system in Guangzhou, … [continued]
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Optivolt Raises $32M to Build the Brain for Solar Panels of the Future
Series A led by VXI Capital, with backing from the people who built modern solar, including founding Enphase CEO Paul Nahi, former SunPower CEO Tom Werner and former New York energy czar Richard Kauffman Nine years in the making, Optivolt’s energy intelligence turns passive solar hardware into adaptive power systems … [continued]
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What The Battery Show Told Us About the Next Chapter of Electrification
The Battery Show North America 2026 in Detroit, Michigan wasn’t about the next breakthrough. It was about who can deliver. Each fall you can learn a lot about the battery industry by walking through the halls of Huntington Place in Detroit. This year’s Battery Show North America, held October 12th … [continued]
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Hyundai Motor Delivers Bali’s First Electric Buses for Public Transport
Hyundai Motor partners with Laksana to deliver 11 COUNTY EV buses to GGGI for the first electric bus public transportation pilot project in Bali, Indonesia Field quality assurance program to monitor vehicle quality and driving performance for project success Hyundai Motor aims to expand electrified vehicle business across Indonesia and … [continued]
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Hyundai Motor Group & Rhode Island School of Design Collaborate on Regenerative Biodesign Strategies and the Future of Mobility
In its seventh year, the annual research collaboration continues to examine the convergence of biodesign and biomimicry, advanced art and design practices, and the future of mobility across the globe In the 2026–27 Regeneration Studio, faculty and students explore the theme of “Motion Rewild” via two courses and complementary programming … [continued]
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