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WeRide Robotaxis in Saudi Arabia
WeRide has received approval to operate robotaxis in Saudi Arabia. It is partnering with Uber and Ai Driver and doing the pilot in Riyadh, the capital city of Saudi Arabia. By the end of the year, the companies plan to have full-scale commercial operations up and running. Haven’t heard of … [continued]
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When Cars Go Electric: Understanding The Tipping Points Transforming Transportation
Understanding tipping points in technology adoption requires clarity on how and why technologies spread. To analyze the ongoing shift from internal combustion engine (ICE) vehicles to electric vehicles (EVs), it’s valuable to combine three complementary theories: Diffusion of innovations, logistic growth or the s-curve, and complex adaptive systems. Together, these … [continued]
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Should Hyundai Just Spin Off An IONIQ Sub-Brand?
Yesterday, I wrote about a rather underwhelming experience my family and I had test driving a Hyundai IONIQ 5. The salesman seemed to know very little about the car and didn’t seem that interested in getting us to buy it. There were many reader responses about their own horrible dealership … [continued]
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How Ancient Kings & Their False God Screwed Up CleanTech Adoption & Other Climate Efforts Today
Even before 2025, the United States was a bit of a laggard in clean technology adoption (and that’s putting it optimistically). At all levels, cultural obstacles kept getting in the way, and that has only gotten worse. Even with Democratic Party control of the White House, House of Representatives, and … [continued]
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ChargeScape Demand Response Program For EV Drivers On Long Island
ChargeScape has partnered with PSEG, the primary utility company serving Long Island, New York, and drivers of electric vehicles from Ford and BMW in a demand response program that will allow precise management of vehicle charging to lower demand on the electrical grid during times of peak demand. Using ChargeScape’s … [continued]
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