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DHL may employ fewer personnel than either FedEx or UPS, but they also generate more revenue than either. A unit of Germany's national postal service - Deutsche Post - they have the financial wherewithal to not only experiment and imp...
China isn't just the world's largest car market, it's a pretty good bet it could also be the world's largest airplane market, especially light airplanes. So, it makes sense that Ivo Boscarol, the founder and head of Pipistrel (Slovenian for "Bat") would partner up with Chinese entrepreneur and Danny Wu Hao to produce aircraft for the Chinese a...
It was 90 years ago that the US Navy proposed powering its new S-Class submarines using a system similar to what powers today's hybrid cars - the Prius and the Volt, for example - an internal combustion engine connected via a special transmission to a generator/motor combination. On the surface, diesel engines would turn the prop shaft and/o...
It seats six and has a range of 300 km (186mi. per charge), which can be restored to 80 percent state of charge in just 30 minutes. It's Volkswagen's new all-electric shuttle, the wheels of its year-old ride-sharing shuttle service that includes a custom ride hailing App to schedule pickups and pay for travel.
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The Economist Deputy Editor explains why for the first time EV will compete in price and performance with petrol and diesel cars.
By Bill Moore
The "dirty little secret" about electric cars is the "big dirty grid', folks.
Again I came across yet another article citing the oft-repeated trope about electric car's "dirty little secret." In exasperation, I yell -- to myself -- "It's not the cars that are dirty, it's the damned power grid, stupid."
Okay, the manufacture of anything is usually pretty "dirty." It literally takes tons of rock to produce a poun...
By Jim Stack
Technology changes fast. What do you think is next for vehicles?
The Technology in today's World is changing very fast. We have new batteries each year. We also have great ideas that can make your car pay for itself. I think the nexus of the two will be Vehicle To GRID. It can back up your home. It can cover Peak Time of day hours, It could even let you go Off GRID.
The University Of D...
