On Saturday, 340 Teslas were in a Tesla parade to fight human trafficking. One of those Teslas was a Model S — a very special Model S that was bought with money from confiscated drugs. The Brookhaven Police Department bought it used and remade it into a police car.
The Indian solar power market has witnessed yet another record low tariff in a 1,070 megawatt tender.
The nonprofit DearTomorrow is organizing an online campaign encouraging people to write letters, hypothetically to be read in the year 2050, about their feelings about climate change and what they hope 2050 might look like for the person they intend to read the post.
Concept vehicles are works of art in the auto industry — and often not more than that. They are often particularly fanciful if they are supposed to be autonomous robotaxis. But when Amazon rolls out a robotaxi concept, it’s quite a different matter.
With another month logged and put on the record books, we have another month in which only power from renewable energy sources was added to the US electricity grid — 100% of new power capacity was from renewables.
The four previous articles on the Micro Tiny Home have helped to usher in $1,770 in donations. Our revised goal is now to build five Micro Tiny Homes for the homeless. They will be carefully placed in Santa Cruz, California, for homeless people.
Global regulations about what electric bicycles can be and do are all over the map. Innovation is moving faster than regulation.
Winter driving conditions and cold temperatures can have a significant effect on a vehicle’s fuel economy. For a conventional gasoline-powered vehicle, fuel economy at 20°F in city driving is about 15% lower than at 77°F. The effect of temperature on electrified vehicles is even more pronounced.
Most people who are all familiar with the stock market know the S&P 500 is an important index. According to Wikipedia, it is a “stock market index that measures the stock performance of 500 large companies listed on stock exchanges in the United States. It is one of the most … [continued]
With 70% of EV charging concentrated in 3 of Chicago’s 77 neighborhoods, charging deserts highlight the racial divide of EVs.
