Tesla’s next-generation AI6 chi, the processor designed to power its autonomous vehicles, Optimus robots, and AI data center, has been delayed by approximately six months. The setback stems from Samsung’s 2-nanometer production line, where a postponed multi-project wafer (MPW) run is pushing the chip’s mass production timeline into late 2027. Read more
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The ID.3 Neo is bringing a new look and major updates as the successor to Volkswagen’s popular electric hatch. Thanks to its latest software, the ID.3 is more advanced than ever, and other Volkswagen EVs, including the ID.4, can now be ordered with the updated infotainment system. more…
The California startup is developing its own robotaxi on the upcoming midsize platform to challenge the Tesla Cybercab.
Thermal interface materials are playing an increasingly important role in extending product lifetimes and improving energy efficiency—key contributions to a more sustainable society. However, many of these materials rely on thermoset polymers such as silicone, which cannot be reused and often end up as industrial waste. As a leading manufacturer Read more
The Tesla Model Y better watch out, because Rivian has officially revealed R2 pricing and specs for all trims of its upcoming midsize electric SUV. This morning, the American automaker outlined a lineup that immediately begins with a $57,990 Performance Launch model arriving this spring, while a more affordable $45,000 Read more
The pricier R2 Performance isn’t for everyone. So here’s a closer look at the cheaper trim.
Rivian’s future hinges on the R2’s success. Here’s how the new mid-size SUV compares to the Tesla Model Y.
The Rivian R2 goes on sale this spring for $57,990. Lower-priced models are coming soon.
Citing a slowing EV market in the U.S., and the inability to keep up with China, Honda cancels its flagship self-developed EVs.