Category: Clean Technica
Is Tesla Musk’s “Bus That Couldn’t Slow Down”?
For those of us who were kids and watched action movies in the 1990s, things can get pretty weird. When the movies first came out, they were cool, realistic, and a little comical at times. Arnold Schwarzenegger, Keanu Reeves, Bruce Willis, Tom Cruise, Sandra Bullock, and a number of other … [continued]
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Xpeng G6 — More Tech Than a Tesla
Xpeng launched in Australia in Sydney two months ago. The cars are now making their way into the deep north, and lo and behold, one showed up at our coffee, cake and EVs morning and we had the opportunity to have a good gawk. Marc (the new owner) was proud … [continued]
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Electric Mini — Fun Driving
One of my most enjoyable memories of the ’70s was driving my Mini Cooper S around Brisbane, scaring my passengers, and dragging off cars at the lights with its low-to-the-ground, turbocharged power. It was a red brick to be reckoned with. I would have been more of a terror with … [continued]
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EU Policymakers Urged to Stick with Ambitious Targets for Recycled Plastics in New Cars
T&E and other organizations release a joint statement calling on the European Parliament to preserve the recycled content targets for plastics in new cars proposed by the Commission T&E, the European Waste Management Association (FEAD), the European Recycling Industries Confederation (EuRIC), Plastics Recyclers Europe (PRE), the European Environmental Bureau (EEB) … [continued]
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The Journey to Electrical Self-Sufficiency within Strata
We have met Robert Nicol and his car Scarlet before. He told me recently about how he convinced his strata block to install solar. I asked him to write me some notes and, wonderfully, he has written the whole article. There are some good lessons in this for those still … [continued]
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