Tag: research and development
Flagship Executive SUV NIO ES9 Officially Launched
Beijing, China — NIO officially launched its flagship executive SUV, the NIO ES9. The Executive Premium Edition starts at RMB 498,000, or RMB 390,000 with the Battery-as-a-Service (BaaS) subscription plan. The Executive Signature Edition starts at RMB 558,000, or RMB 450,000 with BaaS. The Horizon Edition starts at RMB 628,000, … [continued]
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Who’s Afraid Of Electric Trucks? Not Ohio, Indiana, California, Michigan…
Cabless, driverless, autonomous electric trucks from the Swedish EV firm Einride will be rolling down I-70 between Ohio and Indiana this summer.
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Hyundai Motor Group Expands Pan-India Network to Accelerate Battery & Electrification Research
Hyundai Motor Group expands its Hyundai Center of Excellence (Hyundai CoE) to seven universities through four additional partnerships The expanded joint platform, India’s premier academic-industrial network for battery and electrification research, builds on the initial 2025 launch The platform is advancing 39 joint research projects through the Hyundai CoE network … [continued]
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Truckmaking Giants Favour Shareholder Payouts Over-Investing into the Zero-Emission Transition
In the lead-up to the first-ever EU truck CO2 target in 2025, major truckmakers have come to increasingly prioritise their shareholders over making the necessary investments in their own clean transition. In doing so, they risk losing out to new competition. The European Union adopted its first CO2 standards for trucks … [continued]
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How new technology is helping Michigan’s maple farmers be more efficient
Solar pumps and sensors are among the technologies helping Michigan’s maple farmers adapt to rising costs and a shorter, less predictable tapping season.