Tag: Cleantech Talk
XPENG Brings Physical AI To IFA Berlin
IFA Berlin showcases a wide range of innovation. Many companies tout AI as the latest catch phrase. But XPENG brought technical details and insights into physical AI within current and upcoming products that will soon become available to European customers. John MA, Senior Director, Head of ADAS & Smart Cabin … [continued]
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These Legacy Automakers Lead the EV Transition in the United States — BEV Share of Auto Brand & Group Sales
This is one of my favorite reports we regularly publish here at CleanTechnica. I publish quarterly EV sales reports for the United States regarding the top selling EV models and the auto brands and auto groups selling the most EVs (adding onto the various excellent reports José Pontes, Juan Diego … [continued]
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ICCT Claims EV Operating Costs ⅓ Lower In Europe
In a report dated September 6, 2026, the International Council On Clean Transportation (ICCT) claimed that operating an electric car in Europe in 2025 cost one third less than operating a conventional gasoline or diesel powered car. Because of the surge in fuel costs resulting from the unprovoked attack on … [continued]
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Acid Test Coming For Zero Emission Fuel Cell Trucks In Europe
Toyota is continuing to push the envelope on heavy duty fuel cell trucks, with Germany serving as a test case for inter-industry collaboration.
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A Productivity Strategy For Europe Starts With Cheap Electricity
Europe is running out of workers while still debating how long to preserve machines that burn imported fuel. That is an odd starting point for a competitiveness strategy. Europe’s central economic problem is not electricity prices alone. Mario Draghi’s competitiveness diagnosis is broader: weak productivity, fragmented markets, difficulty turning research … [continued]
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