A New Tesla? No, Here Comes Faraday Future (Eventually)
The US-based futuristic supercar maker Faraday Future is on track to launch itself at the affordable EV market this year, with a “twice the power, half the price” promise.
The US-based futuristic supercar maker Faraday Future is on track to launch itself at the affordable EV market this year, with a “twice the power, half the price” promise.
The startup MGA Thermal deploys hot bricks with an inner shape-shifting trick to fit the industrial processes bill for high performance energy storage.
The US flow battery startup Quino Energy aims to repurpose old oil tanks for low cost, long duration clean energy storage.
Space solar startups are attracting serious investor interest, the latest example being a $50 million Series A haul for the firm Aetherflux.
Space solar startups are attracting serious investor interest, the latest example being a $50 million Series A haul for the US firm Aetherflux.
In-road wireless EV charging systems are being pitched as a cost-reducing, efficiency-improving upgrade for electric fleet vehicles. Screenshot courtesy of InductEV
InductEV is among the innovators bringing new, high performing wireless EV charging technology to the market.
A long duration energy storage startup is laying plans to manufacture its new iron-sodium battery in the US, presenting a new challenge to Tesla’s Megapack business.
Rivian is leapfrogging over Tesla in the growing micromobility and electric delivery van spaces, while aiming for 2026 delivery of its new R2 mid-sized electric SUV.
The British startup Perseus has launched out of stealth mode with an EV sales strategy targeting car buyers seeking a stylish, tech-forward premium set of zero emission wheels without the Tesla baggage.
New EV charging stations are sprouting up all over the US, even as the White House disables federally supported stations and sends more taxpayer dollars down the drain.
New EV charging stations are sprouting up all over the US, even as the White House disables federally supported stations and sends more taxpayer dollars down the drain.
Trump or no Trump, investors have bet $50 million on the perovskite solar panel of the future, aimed at accelerating decarbonization and pushing fossil energy out of the global economy.