EDITOR'S PICK
Noise At Sea: Research On How Wind Farms Affect Fish
11 Mar 2026 | Synopsis
Human activity is making oceans noisier, and new research shows wind‑farm noise can stress, disorient, or impair fish. Dutch Ph.D. researcher Fien Demuynck measured fish responses at North Sea wind farms, focusing on pelagic species like herring, sprat, and mackerel. Her work aims to identify thresholds and mitigation strategies to reduce harm as offshore wind expands. The Strange And Persistent Psychological Distance Between Us And Climate Disaster
11 Mar 2026 | Synopsis
People consistently underestimate climate risks because disasters feel psychologically distant - happening to "others," in other places, or in the future. This distance weakens motivation to act, even as extreme events grow more frequent. Researchers argue that making climate impacts feel immediate, personal, and local is essential to overcoming this mental gap and driving meaningful public engagement.Renault Unveils Next‑Generation EV Batteries With Longer Range and Faster Charging
11 Mar 2026 | Synopsis
Renault plans major EV battery advances by 2030, using both NMC and LFP chemistries to cut costs and boost performance. New structural battery designs reduce parts and weight while enabling ranges up to 750 km and 10‑minute ultra‑fast charging on 800V models. Affordable 400V versions target 20‑minute charging. Renault aims to compete with Chinese manufacturers through efficiency, modular platforms, and lower production costs. [In French]The Honda Insight Is back, And It's Fully Electric
06 Mar 2026 | Synopsis
Honda revives the Insight name as a fully electric crossover after a four‑year hiatus. Once a pioneering two-seat hybrid launched in 2000, the new Insight EV delivers over 300 miles of range and adopts a sleek SUV design based on Honda’s e:NS2 platform. Initially launching in Japan, it reflects Honda's broader shift toward electrification and a return of a historic nameplate in an all‑electric form.Six Trillion Ways To Solve Climate Change
06 Mar 2026 | Synopsis
A new Science paper argues that solving climate change doesn’t require one grand fix but a mix of many smaller, manageable "wedges." Each wedge represents a specific emissions‑cutting strategy - renewables, efficiency, land use, industry changes - that together can deliver trillions of dollars in reductions. The approach reframes climate action as a portfolio of scalable solutions rather than a single overwhelming challenge.
EVWorld Exclusive
Comma 4: The Aftermarket Autonomy Kit That's Suddenly Everywhere
09 Mar 2026 | 
Comma 4 is an aftermarket Level 2 driver‑assistance system from comma.ai that adds advanced lane‑centering and adaptive cruise to more than 300 vehicles. It offers smoother highway performance than many OEM systems but is not self‑driving and requires full driver supervision. Costing about $1,200–$1,500 installed, it gives older EVs and hybrids a modern ADAS upgrade without subscriptions.
VinFast Enters the Ultra-Luxury EV Arena With the Lac Hong Line
06 Mar 2026 | 
VinFast is entering the ultra‑luxury EV market with its new Lac Hong brand, launching the 800S SUV and 900S sedan. Both use a 460 kW tri‑motor system and target buyers of Rolls‑Royce, Maybach, and Lucid. The shift reflects VinFast's move away from mass‑market struggles toward higher‑margin luxury segments, blending Vietnamese design identity with global EV performance benchmarks.
Beyond Panels: How the West Is Competing in the "Anything-but-Solar" Future
05 Mar 2026 | 
Western governments are shifting from competing with China on cheap solar panels to investing in higher‑value parts of the solar ecosystem such as inverters, trackers, storage, and grid software. Europe and the UK lead with policies that reward grid flexibility and system intelligence, while the US risks falling behind unless it pivots from panel manufacturing toward transmission, advanced inverters, and energy‑software innovation.
Canada Opens the Door to China-Built EVs as U.S. Stays Shut
04 Mar 2026 | 
Canada's new quota allows 49,000 China‑built EVs into the country at normal tariffs, creating a split North American market as the U.S. keeps strict barriers. Tesla, Polestar, and Volvo benefit first because their China‑built models are already certified. SAIC's MG4 is the most likely early entrant. The shift boosts competition and lowers prices in Canada while indirectly pressuring U.S. automakers.
Skyrider1: The Electric Ultralight That Wants to Fly Before Its Start-Up Can Walk
03 Mar 2026 | 
A San Diego startup is promoting the Skyrider1 ultralight eVTOL via syndicated press releases, but key details about the company, its leadership, and the aircraft's performance remain unverified. The project appears linked to Morty Berger's small firm My Flying Car, with no FAA certification or technical documentation. The Skyrider1 should be treated as marketing, not confirmed aviation progress.
 12 Mar 2026 04:31:30 UTC |
RECENT PODCASTS
Aptera Milestone - SpaceX IPO - BYD Sales Drop
SEARCH RSSTREAM
36 New Postings In Past 24 Hours
Category:autonomy
Region:NoAmerica
Date:09 Aug 2022
Category:mobility
Region:NoAmerica
Date:09 Aug 2022
Category:finance
Region:Global
Date:09 Aug 2022
Category:mobility
Region:NoAmerica
Date:09 Aug 2022
Category:finance
Region:NoAmerica
Date:09 Aug 2022
Category:policy
Region:NoAmerica
Date:09 Aug 2022
Category:mobility
Region:NoAmerica
Date:09 Aug 2022
Category:finance
Region:NoAmerica
Date:09 Aug 2022
Category:finance
Region:NoAmerica
Date:09 Aug 2022
Category:finance
Region:NoAmerica
Date:09 Aug 2022
Category:policy
Region:NoAmerica
Date:09 Aug 2022
Category:policy
Region:NoAmerica
Date:09 Aug 2022
Category:autonomy
Region:NoAmerica
Date:09 Aug 2022
Category:energy
Region:NoAmerica
Date:09 Aug 2022
Category:mobility
Region:Europe
Date:09 Aug 2022
Category:finance
Region:IndoAsia
Date:09 Aug 2022
Category:autonomy
Region:NoAmerica
Date:09 Aug 2022
Category:finance
Region:NoAmerica
Date:09 Aug 2022
Category:energy
Region:NoAmerica
Date:09 Aug 2022
Category:mobility
Region:NoAmerica
Date:09 Aug 2022
