Tag: Highways
“Kia Connected Home” — Kia Brings the Future to the Historic Kia Forum
The Kia Connected Home™ is open at the Kia Forum July 28 through January 29 Showcasing vehicle-to-home (V2H)[1] energy capabilities Further strengthening Kia’s presence in Los Angeles as title sponsor of the Forum since 2022 Kia America is ready to showcase the future at the historic center of entertainment in Los … [continued]
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From Niche To Normal: Why The 5–15% EV Window Changes Everything
In the previous article, I explored a combined framework to predict technological tipping points: the diffusion of innovations, logistic growth (s-curve), and complex adaptive systems models. Together, these theories illustrate how technology adoption starts gradually among a small group of users and then accelerates sharply after reaching specific adoption levels. … [continued]
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New Coal Ash Rules Thrill Utility Companies But Threaten Human Health
The EPA intends to modify the rules and regulations regarding coal ash storage to save utility companies money.
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California Could Suspend Tesla Manufacturing Over False Advertising Claim
Has Tesla dug itself a hole with its insistence on advertising is Autopilot and Full Self Driving systems? Two court cases may decide.
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$43.5 Million Ad Campaign To Boost EV Sales In The US, Hopefully
The EV charging venture Electrify America is putting up $43.5 million to launch a new ad campaign, aimed at boosting EV sales over the hump of the soon-to-vanish federal tax credit.
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