Louisville goes electric, Waymo gets $5B, Ford brings production to Michigan

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Louisville goes electric, Waymo gets B, Ford brings production to Michigan


Today’s episode of Quick Charge is a story of, “Thanks, Joe Biden!” as Ford and LG ink a deal to bring EV battery manufacturing back to Michigan, the city of Louisville gets the nation’s first all-electric garbage truck fleet, and Waymo gets a massive $5.6 billion cash injection.

We’ve also got a hydrogen-powered steal battle tank from Hyundai (yes, Hyundai) that’s designed to be incredibly hard to kill and a clever solar carport at the Cincinnati Zoo that promises to make the experience better for everyone in the family.

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