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The New Ti7: BYD’s $25,000 Premium SUV PHEV Destroys Remaining Justifications for Pure ICE
BYD’s Fang Cheng Bao brand recently released the Ti7, a premium SUV with an evolved PHEV platform. While some have been reluctant to embrace PHEVs, the quality and value in this segment makes traditional ICE models hard to justify. As Steve Hanley recently wrote in an excellent article about the … [continued]
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From Kitty Hawk to Supernal: The Shrinking Future of eVTOLs
Supernal’s decision to pause work on its eVTOL aircraft is a signal that the sector is entering a different phase. Hyundai created Supernal with strong funding, a long timeline, and a clear plan to bring a five-seat air taxi to market around 2028. If a global automaker with significant resources … [continued]
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The ICE Raids In Georgia Will Have Ramifications That Echo For Years
An ICE raid in Georgia was grandstanding at its worst and may have set back relations between the US and South Korea for years.
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Power Meets Play: Exploring The Yozma IN 10 Electric Dirt Bike
Electric dirt bikes are rapidly becoming a go-to choice for riders who want a mix of excitement, eco-friendliness, and low maintenance. Among the latest entries into this fast-growing category is the Yozma IN 10 Electric Dirt Bike, a machine designed to pack serious performance into a compact frame. Built for … [continued]
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Expanding Solar Power In Rural & Working-Class Communities
Reactivate, American Farmland Trust, and Edelen Renewables Community Solar recently announced a new partnership: Farmers Powering Communities (FPC). The mission of Farmers Powering Communities is: “Bringing together those working to feed the planet with those working to power America.” The goal is to install 500 MW of community solar power … [continued]
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