IEEE Transportation Electrification

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  Lee Stogner

  

  9 hours ago

  Cruise robotaxis blocked traffic for hours on this San Francisco street

  TechCrunch - Rebecca Bellan

  More than a half dozen Cruise robotaxis stopped operating and sat in a street in San Francisco late Tuesday night, blocking traffic for a couple of hours until employees arrived and manually moved the autonomous vehicles. Photos and a description of the Cruise robotaxi blockade were shared to a …

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  Lee Stogner

  

  12 hours ago

  CATL details next-gen cell-to-pack battery tech with “disruptive” water-cooling design

  greencarreports.com - Bengt Halvorson

  Any potential industry shift toward cylindrical battery cells in EVs is far from a foregone conclusion, let alone an actual trend. Case in point: The …

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  Lee Stogner

  

  10 hours ago

  The Electric Car Industry Doesn't Have a Demand Problem

  Road & Track - Lawrence Ulrich

  It has a supply problem. Automakers are getting flooded with orders for electric cars and trucks they can't build. As (credit) card-carrying Americans, we’re used to getting what we want, when we want it: Amazon deliveries at terrifying speed. A ranch’s worth of Costco beef. Oddities on Etsy, and …

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  Lee Stogner

  

  23 hours ago

  The most expensive electric vehicles on the road in 2022

  Electrek - Scooter Doll

  In 2022, electric vehicle sales continue to boom. Nearly all legacy automakers have set end dates for manufacturing new combustion vehicles and have begun introducing all-electric options into their fleets more and more. This year alone, the world will see over twenty new electric vehicle models …

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  Lee Stogner

  

  4 hours ago

  Study finds EV powertrains aren't especially trouble-prone, but all the other tech is

  greencarreports.com - Bengt Halvorson

  At face value, a new study from J.D. Power has found that electric vehicles are far more problematic than typical internal-combustion models. Although …

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  Lee Stogner

  

  1 day ago

  This New Electric Sailing Yacht Can Charge Its Own Batteries While Cruising the Ocean

  Robb Report - Rachel Cormack

  The 49-footer can generate 3.5 kW of clean, green energy when sailing at speeds greater than 8 knots. It’s no easy feat to incorporate a next-gen …