BMW is preparing for a “technological quantum leap ” with its next-gen EV batteries. The German automaker claims its new tech will deliver 30% more driving range, 30% faster charging, and perhaps, most importantly, at a cheaper price. more…
Tesla’s VP of Engineering hinted that the Model S and X would be getting some “love” later this year.
Tesla’s official Supercharger account on X has confirmed that the electric vehicle maker will be filing legal action against people who vandalize the company’s property. The comment was posted as a response to an X post about a Supercharger stall that was vandalized with Nazi graffiti. The incident: As could Read more
Tesla is reportedly preparing to roll out a software update in China that would bring advanced driver-assist features similar to those offered by Full Self-Driving (Supervised) in the United States. The report was initially shared by Bloomberg News, which cited a person reportedly familiar with the matter. The alleged update: Read more
While the differences between EVs and ICE vehicles are well-known and changing, some things remain similar: rotating components. Join this webinar at our March Virtual Conference on EV Engineering to learn how innovative telemetry technology from Axon Systems combined with CSM’s industry-leading measurement modules for a complete EV measurement solution. Read more
TOPDON US, an EVSE and specialty equipment supplier that provides technology and tools for automotive repair professionals, is partnering with Universal Technical Institute (UTI) to train students in electric vehicle maintenance and repair. The five-year partnership is TOPDON’s first agreement with a post-secondary educational institution focused on transportation programs. UTI’s Read more
Has Hell frozen over? Is NASCAR going green? Well, yes and no. As company execs assured us at the recent Daytona 500 race, the races themselves will continue to be the noisy paean to petroleum that brings in so many millions of fans. However, there’s a lot that can be Read more
German semiconductor manufacturer Infineon Technologies is set to release the first silicon carbide (SiC) products based on its 200 mm SiC wafer manufacturing technology to customers during the first quarter of 2025. The products, for high-voltage applications such as EVs, trains and renewable energy, will be manufactured in Villach, Austria. Read more
Tesla has lost two of its top car designers, including a founding member of its design studio, amid a broader…
Thousands of drivers went electric with low-priced leases. But battery life and EV depreciation may make their next moves tricker.