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Cadillac CELESTIQ to be built at GM’s Global Technical Center

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General Motors will invest more than $81 million into the company’s Global Technical Center in Warren, Michigan, to prepare the campus to build the Cadillac CELESTIQ ( earlier post ). The investment will be used to purchase and install related equipment to hand-build the CELESTIQ and campus renovation work has already begun. Cadillac CELESTIQ show car.

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Toyota Compact Cruiser EV, Kia EV6 GT, Nio ES7, Tesla price hike: Today’s Car News

Green Car Reports

Tesla prices are up again by thousands. The Kia EV6 is due for an in-motion debut soon. Nio has a new electric SUV. And Toyota's electric SUV concept is already getting some recognition. This and more, here at Green Car Reports. A design award was the occasion for Toyota to reveal a bit more about its buzz-worthy Compact Cruiser EV concept. Rooted.

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SAFE and the EC report recommends policies to advance adoption of vehicle-to-grid technology

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SAFE and the Electrification Coalition (EC) released a report highlighting policy opportunities to accelerate the adoption of vehicle-to-grid (V2G) technology. As electric vehicle (EV) adoption accelerates across all vehicle classes, V2G capability can help manage system load and provide power back to the grid during times of need, thereby strengthening the resiliency of the US electric grid.

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Tesla prices rise by thousands, again: Model Y now starts at $67,190

Green Car Reports

Tesla has again raised prices of its vehicles in its U.S. home market—this time amounting to price hikes of $2,000 to $6,000, but sparing some models. The popular Tesla Model Y base price has been boosted by another $3,000, to $67,190 (all including the mandatory $1,200 destination fee), while the Performance version of the Model Y is now.

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NIO launches smart electric mid-large SUV ES7; up to 579 miles of range CLTC

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NIO held a product launch event that premiered the ES7, a smart electric mid-large SUV, and the 2022 ES8, ES6, and EC6. NIO ES7 inherits the second generation high-efficiency e-drive platform with the SiC power module. 0 to 100 km/h acceleration is within 3.9 seconds. Brembo 4-piston front calipers are standard. 100 to 0 km/h braking is within 33.9 meters.

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Dynamic debut set for very quick EV6 GT: Kia’s most powerful car

Green Car Reports

Kia has revealed that the UK’s Goodwood Festival of Speed will be the first place its EV6 GT will be seen in motion. Not to be confused with the 2022 Kia EV6 GT-Line, the EV6 GT is the top-performance version of the EV6, and it’s due to deliver 576 hp from a higher-output propulsion system, amounting to a 0-60 mph time of less than 3.5.

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Toyota Compact Cruiser EV shows electric off-roaders don't have to be so huge

Green Car Reports

Electric off-roaders unveiled for the United States market so far have been huge, but the Toyota Compact Cruiser EV concept shows that doesn't have to be the case. Unveiled in December 2021 alongside a host of other Toyota EV concepts, the Compact Cruiser EV just won the 2022 Car Design Award for concept vehicles—one of the most prestigious.

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Ford recalling certain 2021-2022 Mustang Mach-E vehicles; high voltage battery main contactors may overheat

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Ford is recalling certain 2021-2022 Mustang Mach-E vehicles because the high voltage battery main contactors may overheat, causing the vehicle to lose drive power. The defect affects 48,294 vehicles. In the defective vehicles, DC fast charging and repeated wide-open pedal events can cause the high voltage battery main contactors to overheat. Overheating may lead to arcing and deformation of the electrical contact surfaces, which can result in a contactor that remains open or a contactor that wel

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Nio ES7 kicks off new generation of electric SUVs for Chinese automaker

Green Car Reports

Nio on Wednesday the ES7 electric SUV, the first SUV based on the automaker's second-generation vehicle platform. Somewhat larger than the Tesla Model Y, the five-seat ES7 also sports Nio's latest "Design for AD" design language. It appears to be more of an evolution of Nio's previous design language, however, here with prominent wheel-arch.

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bp to take a 40.5% stake and operatorship of the AREH green hydrogen hub megaproject in the Pilbara

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bp will acquire a 40.5% equity stake in and to become operator of the Asian Renewable Energy Hub (AREH) , which has the potential to be one of the largest renewables and green hydrogen hubs in the world. Based on the development of world-scale renewable power generation, AREH, in the Pilbara region of Western Australia, intends to supply renewable power to local customers in the largest mining region in the world and also to produce green hydrogen and green ammonia for the domestic Australian ma

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How serious is Norway about climate change? So much that its streetlights self-dim

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Deep Learning’s Little-Known Debt to The Innovator’s Dilemma

Cars That Think

In 1997, Harvard Business School professor Clayton Christensen created a sensation among venture capitalists and entrepreneurs with his book The Innovator's Dilemma. The lesson that most people remember from it is that a well-run business can’t afford to switch to a new approach—one that ultimately will replace its current business model—until it is too late.

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NEO Battery Materials, Applied Carbon Nano Technology to partner on CNT coating for Si anodes

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NEO Battery Materials signed a Collaboration Agreement (CA) with Applied Carbon Nano Technology Ltd. (ACN) to advance NEO’s pending patent related to carbon nanotube (CNT) coating technology for silicon anode materials. NEO and ACN will collaborate to expand mutual business opportunities in the electric vehicle (EV) industry including the CNT conductive additive market that is experiencing accelerated growth.

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Ferrari Says Majority of Sales Will Be EVs, Hybrids by 2030

The Truth About Cars

Last week, news broke that Ferrari was plotting a third assembly line in Maranello dedicated entirely to EV production. But this turned out to be little more than a preamble for the obligatory announcement that the company would eventually transition toward building electric vehicles. On Thursday, the Italian automaker told investors that all-electric and hybrid models […].

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United announces investment in, commercial agreement with Dimensional Energy; CO2-to-SAF

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United and United Airlines Ventures (UAV) announced an investment in and commercial agreement with Dimensional Energy. Dimensional Energy, which recently received a $3.1-million award from ARPA-E ( earlier post ), has developed a reactor and catalysts to convert CO 2 and hydrogen from water into syngas for use in the Fischer-Tropsch process. Under the commercial agreement, United has agreed to purchase at least 300 million gallons of SAF over 20 years from Dimensional.

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Faurecia and Accenture partner on products and services for connected and autonomous vehicles

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Tesla (TSLA) significantly increases its electric car prices across its lineup

Electrek

Tesla (TSLA) has significantly increased the prices of its electric cars across its entire lineup with some models going up by as much as $6,000. more…. The post Tesla (TSLA) significantly increases its electric car prices across its lineup appeared first on Electrek.

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FREYR Battery concludes separator materials agreement through 2028, option to 2031

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FREYR Battery entered into a reservation agreement with Changzhou Senior New Energy Materials Co., Ltd. and Senior Material (Europe) AB to supply battery materials for its Customer Qualification Plant (“CQP”), currently under construction in Mo i Rana, Norway, as well as for the company’s planned combined Gigafactory 1 & 2. Subject to the terms and conditions of the reservation agreement, Changzhou Senior New Energy Materials Co. and Senior Material (Europe) AB have reserved the supply capacity

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Repowering Gladstone

EV Obssesion

Gladstone Ecofest, with the motto Repowering Gladstone, has a history of promoting environmental issues, but also difficulty attracting electric vehicles to the event. Locals seem reluctant to display their Teslas (yes, there are some in this huge coal export hub). The fact that the event is sponsored by major energy companies firmly committed to fossil […].

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BASF expands CAM production capacity in China to 100 kt/year; multi-ton scale manufacturing for manganese-rich products

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BASF Shanshan Battery Materials Co., Ltd. (BSBM), a BASF majority-owned company in China (BASF 51%; Shanshan 49%), is expanding its battery materials capacity in Changsha, Hunan Province, and Shuizuishan, Ningxia Province, to meet the fast-growing local and global demands of the electric vehicle (EV) industry. The expansion project will enable BSBM to achieve 100 kt annual capacity for cathode active materials (CAM).

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ExxonMobil announces 6th oil discovery offshore Guyana with Ranger-1; Guyana may move from non-producer to regional powerhouse

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Sony and Honda create joint EV company, and Sony gets top billing

Electrek

Sony and Honda have officially signed a joint venture agreement to establish a company to build electric cars together. The new company will be called “Sony Honda Mobility Inc.,” notably giving Sony top billing over the established automaker. more…. The post Sony and Honda create joint EV company, and Sony gets top billing appeared first on Electrek.

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EV Price Wars and the Path to an Electric Vehicle Future

EV Match

With gas prices at a record high and new electric vehicle (EV) models being introduced all the time, it is safe to say our electric vehicle future is approaching more rapidly than ever. But what about those who want to electrify their ride and can’t quite afford to? In this post we will discuss what one automaker is calling an impending “EV price war” in pursuit of more affordable offerings, and what else we believe is needed to make EV driving truly accessible to all.

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Tesla is sending untrained employees to work on cars as service becomes problematic

Electrek

Tesla is sending some of its employees who are not in service and are untrained to work on cars into service centers to fix vehicles. It looks like Tesla’s service issues are bigger than we thought. more…. The post Tesla is sending untrained employees to work on cars as service becomes problematic appeared first on Electrek.

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Improving Cell Reception By Making Signals Noisier

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In wireless communications, noise from the environment or other signals is almost always seen as something to overcome. The Mountain View, Calif.-based Artemis Networks , however, has a different idea. Artemis has developed a system in which a group of antennas work together to flood an area with what on the surface looks like noise but in fact resolves into coherent signals at the receiving end.

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Study finds more than a quarter of charging stations were nonfunctional

Electrek

A new study found that more than one out of four public charging stations in the Bay Area were nonfunctional when tested. Depending on your own experience that may sound like a lot, or a little…. more…. The post Study finds more than a quarter of charging stations were nonfunctional appeared first on Electrek.

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Bloomberg Thinks Volkswagen Could Sell More EVs Than Tesla By 2024

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Bloomberg Intelligence thinks that Volkswagen could sell more electric vehicles (EVs) than Tesla by 2024, but that even if this does happen, Tesla will still be a key leader in the industry. Volkswagen has been saying this for a while now, and one thing that is for sure is that both companies will be key […].

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It turns out humans are responsible for a lot more oil slicks than we realized

Electrek

A team of scientists developed the first global map of chronic oil slicks in the world’s oceans, and found that more than 90% come from humans – significantly more than previously reported. more…. The post It turns out humans are responsible for a lot more oil slicks than we realized appeared first on Electrek.

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Apple’s Metaverse Snub Highlights AR/VR Tech Woes

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Apple’s Worldwide Developer Conference (WWDC) earlier this month was headlined by Apple’s new M2 processor and dramatic changes to iOS. But what stood out most was Apple’s silence on the metaverse. Its rumored AR/VR headset, and the RealityOS operating system it may use , was nowhere to be seen. This could be interpreted as a snub. But Apple has a very particular target in mind: Meta.

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Check out this solar + green hydrogen mobile nanogrid with a level 2 EV charger

Electrek

Jackson, Michigan-based Sesame Solar is today unveiling what it claims is the world’s first fully renewable mobile nanogrid – that’s a small microgrid – that runs on solar and green hydrogen. more…. The post Check out this solar + green hydrogen mobile nanogrid with a level 2 EV charger appeared first on Electrek.

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CAKE Kibb Electric ATV Concept Hopes to Reinvent Small Farms

CleanTechnica EVs

How the revolutionary bike company could revolutionize small farms.

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UPS begins US testing of its cute mini electric vans based on four-wheeled e-bikes

Electrek

Not do be outdone by the United States Postal Service testing out electric bikes as a viable alternative to mail trucks , UPS is doing its own US-based testing of e-bikes for package delivery. more…. The post UPS begins US testing of its cute mini electric vans based on four-wheeled e-bikes appeared first on Electrek.

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Germany Next For Tesla’s Non-Tesla Supercharger Pilot Program?

CleanTechnica EVs

Is Germany next for Tesla’s non-Tesla Supercharger pilot program in Europe? It would seem so. Tesmanian has reported that non-Tesla EV owners are now able to charge at a Tesla Supercharger in Germany, but also noted that Tesla hadn’t made an announcement about this. Drive Tesla Canada has also reported that Tesla briefly opened up […].

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Tesla Has Highest Owner Rating Based On Data From Multiple Sites

InsideEVs

According to data from Autotrader, Edmunds, HonestJohns, and Parkers, people seem to love their Teslas.

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Elon Musk wants to reach 1 billion daily users on Twitter

Teslarati

Elon Musk shared his goal to reach 1 billion Twitter users during an all hands virtual meeting with workers on Thursday, June 16. . According to Yahoo Finance tech editor Dan Howley, Twitter currently has 229 million daily active users, which the social media platform calls daily monetizable active users. “But really, there’s not a whole heck of a lot of people using Twitter at this point.

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Tesla expands Supercharger pilot program for non-Tesla EV owners to a large part of Europe

Electrek

Tesla expands Supercharger pilot program for non-Tesla EV owners to Denmark, Finland, Germany, Luxembourg, and Switzerland. The program to give access to the Supercharger network to non-Tesla electric car owners is now in most of Europe. more…. The post Tesla expands Supercharger pilot program for non-Tesla EV owners to a large part of Europe appeared first on Electrek.