Autonomous vehicles (AV) were all the rage this year, and we bet they will be the main topic of 2018. As much as we’ve covered the technicality of the AV challenge, we’re even more interested in the socioeconomic backbone of the technology. How will society coordinate self-driving cars and who exactly will pay for it all?
Today, Solid Power announced The BMW Group is partnering with the company to jointly develop its solid-state batteries for use in BMW’s future electric vehicle models. BMW will assist Solid Power to advance its technology to achieve performance levels demanded by its customers.
What were the hottest, coolest, most interesting, and thus most popular stories of November on CleanTechnica? Read on…
The top CleanTechnica stories of the past week in terms of reader interest were — surprise, surprise — Tesla stories. Actually, the 5 most popular stories of the past week were Tesla-related stories. I guess that means we should stop covering Tesla, yeah?
Toyota says it will introduce an electric car with a solid state battery for long range and quick recharging capability to the Japanese market by 2022. Is that a good thing?
Researchers at Drexel claim electrodes made from MXene make it possible to recharge a traditional battery in minutes rather than hours. This could be the breakthrough the electric vehicle market has been waiting for.
It often seems that just about every new electric vehicle that is either launched, announced or showcased as a concept car for the future is called a ‘Tesla killer” by the mainstream business and automobile press.
I wish they’d just stop it.
The past week, with ~1 million pageviews, was a pretty big one here on CleanTechnica. With Tesla Model 3 production around the corner, spy shots jumping out of the corners of the interwebs, and leaks about production beginning soon, it’s no surprise that stories about perhaps the most significant car in history topped the charts. Have a look and check out any cool stories you missed.
Karma Automotive has officially begun delivering the first Karma Revero plug-in hybrids (PHEVs) to its dealerships in the US, according to recent reports.
The first TV ad for the 2017 Karma Revero plug-in hybrid (PHEV) has now surfaced, ahead of the beginning of sales next month.
