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Lightning eMotors powertrain spec’d for Winnebago concept EV RV

Lightning eMotors has been named as the powertrain provider for an all-electric motorhome concept under development by Winnebago Industries, Inc. Winnebago Industries revealed a concept motorhome developed by the company’s Advanced Technology Group (ATG) at the Florida RV Super Show. The all-electric e-RV includes an electric powertrain system developed, integrated and installed by Lightning eMotors.

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Rimac Technology becomes own entity

The Rimac Group is now fully operational as an umbrella company that incorporates Bugatti Rimac and the new standalone Rimac Technology business. The Rimac Group is the majority shareholder in Bugatti Rimac with a 55% stake and Porsche owning the remaining 45%. Rimac Technology – the sister company to the previously known Rimac Automobili –

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How much do electric trucks get out of regenerative braking?

Rather than using the foundation brakes to slow the vehicle, regen braking means the powertrain absorbs the energy and recharges the battery.

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What to expect from EV charging in 2022 – with ChargePoint

The EV charging infrastructure market is changing rapidly. Where is the charging segment going in 2022? What trends will emerge as infrastructure legislation is implemented? This is an audio-only version of our episode with Rich Mohr, global vice president, fleet solutions at ChargePoint. Go ahead, you’re already here – take a listen! But if you’re

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Lightning eMotors announces strategic EV battery partnership

The two-year agreement with CATL distributor Coulomb Solutions Inc. (CSI) provides Lightning eMotors with additional optionality around form factor.

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What to expect from EV charging in 2022 – with ChargePoint

The EV charging infrastructure market is changing rapidly. Where is the charging segment going in 2022? What trends will emerge as infrastructure legislation is implemented? It takes a real pro in the EV charging market to answer questions like this without just plain guessing. That’s why on today’s episode we’ve invited Rich Mohr, global vice

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Aqua superPower, Tritium partner to power electric boats

Tritium’s hardware combines with Aqua superPower’s network, accessible to marine users via the Aqua app, RFID card and contactless payment.

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Nikola delivers first Tre electric trucks to Total Transportation Services

The Nikola Tre FCEV truck is targeted for distances up to 500 miles and is expected to address the North American regional market.

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Total Toyota electrified vehicle sales up 73.2% in 2021

Total electrified powered vehicle (EPV) sales – which includes hybrids, plug-ins and fuel cells – totaled 583,697, says the company.

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GM to expand hydrogen tech beyond vehicles – here’s our take

General Motors has announced new commercial applications of its Hydrotec fuel cell technology. Hydrotec projects, which are currently in development, from heavy-duty trucks to aerospace and locomotives, are being planned for use beyond vehicles for power generation. GM is planning multiple Hydrotec-based power generators, all powered by GM’s Generation 2 Hydrotec fuel cell power cubes,

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New rubber could make longer lasting, safer EV batteries

For EVs to become mainstream, they need cost-effective, safer, longer-lasting batteries that won’t explode during use or harm the environment. Researchers at the Georgia Institute of Technology may have found a promising alternative to conventional lithium-ion batteries made from a common material: Rubber. Elastomers, or synthetic rubbers, are widely used in consumer products and advanced

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Ford launches Ford Pro Charging for fleets

The program aims to deliver intuitive software and commercial hardware infrastructure to support charging and energy management, says the company.

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