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The Future Of Tesla Is In Musk’s Hands

CleanTechnica EVs

How does a 2023 New York Times magazine cover frame the Tesla CEO in light of upcoming lawsuits? Is the company in the grasp of a leader whose perceived spontaneity is really the product of calculated thinking?

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Report: Nissan Might Kill the GT-R After 2025

The Truth About Cars

The automotive world is going electric while many companies are focused on keeping the lights on. Japanese auto magazine Mag X reported that Nissan will build just 1,500 units for the final 2025 model year, 300 of which will be reserved for the higher-performance Nismo configuration.

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Guardian Angel Devices Shine a Light on Fleet Worker Safety

Green Fleet Magazine

Users weigh in on how the wearable devices have kept them out of harm’s way on the darkest nights.

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When They Electrified Christmas

Cars That Think

In much of the world, December is a month of twinkling lights. Whether for religious or secular celebrations, the variety and functionality of lights have exploded in recent years, abetted by cheap and colorful LEDs and compact electronics. But decorative lights aren't new. His tree now boasted 120 lights and more colors.

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QOTD: Driving Rules

The Truth About Cars

Years ago, teenage me was leafing through an issue of Car and Driver that was already a bit old when I happened upon one of those rare magazine/newspaper columns that changes your life, or at least how you see things. In the column, the then-boss of C/D William Jeanes laid out his rules for driving.

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Dow Corning and Delphi Automotive win R&D 100 award for silicone adhesive

Green Car Congress

announced that a silicone adhesive technology it recently developed alongside Delphi Automotive PLC has earned one of R&D Magazine ’s 2015 R&D 100 Awards. Dow Corning Corp. Dow Corning and Delphi received the award for Dow Corning EA-7100 Adhesive, a product initially developed for Delphi, which was grappling with several adhesion challenges.

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Dow Automotive providing BETAMATE aluminum binding adhesives for Ford F-150

Green Car Congress

In 2014, R&D Magazine recognized BETAMATE 1630 as one of the 100 most technologically significant products introduced in the past year. BETAMATE 1630 enables the use of dissimilar substrates, such as carbon fiber composites with aluminum or light-weight steel, to achieve a weight savings of 70 – 100 kg per vehicle.

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