Volume 01, Issue 01

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Among the company's innovations are a new 100-kWh battery, battery as a service with flexible upgrades, over-the-air updates, Navigate on Pilot, and two new production models.
The company is moving closer to launching its 500-mi work truck, with core battery tech developed in-house to help meet an aggressive $45,000 starting price.
Dan Singleton, Cofounder and CEO of Transient Plasma Systems, has an interesting take on how improving internal combustion engines for lower emissions now will help bridge the gap until EV adoption takes over in the long-term.
The Los Angeles-based design-focused company is developing a unique “membership” business model and range of vehicles based on an electric skateboard.
Due in late 2021 in some European markets, the team led by alumni from Solar Team Eindhoven’s is applying its Bridgestone World Solar Challenge winning experience in ultra-efficient design and engineering to create a car that can be mostly powered by the sun.
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Vehicle development is underway to build on the brand’s sustainability ambitions, with a new state-of-the-art production facility planned in China.
Mach-E customers are giving thanks right now that their long-awaited, long-range Ford EV is launching in the U.S. in December.
The Deliver-E concept uses front-wheel-drive variant of the company’s all-electric platform and is slated for a variety of vehicle classes from 2B to 5 in 2022.
The latest-generation vehicle and freight mobility platform make autonomous hauling closer to commercial availability worldwide.
Following its Amazon acquisition, the autonomous mobility company debuts its carriage-style vehicle with more than 100 proprietary safety innovations.