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The New Economics of Power Markets in a Low-Carbon World
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Equipping Yourself for the EV Future: Infocus Offers Online Workshop on EV Charging & Power Grid
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Painful petrol result clouds improved electrified registrations in Italy
10 March 2025 Read next The Automotive Update: European Commission launches new action plan 07 March 2025 Read next Can ...
Aptera tests solar-powered EV, after dropping in-wheel motors
“Real-world validation testing” completed on inboard-motor setup Aptera switched to the layout, instead of in-wheel motors, for its future solar ...
2025 GWM Haval Jolion Hybrid Review
Overview GWM announced details of its new-look Jolion Hybrid range in mid-2024, the popular small segment SUV entrant enhanced ...
Stellantis proposes multi-speed transmission for EVs
Stellantis is experimenting with multi-speed transmissions to improve the efficiency of electric vehicles, a recently surfaced patent filing indicates. Published ...
Renault Kiger facelift to be launched soon. Here’s what to expect
Just like the Nissan Magnite facelift, the Renault Kiger facelift is expected to retain a similar silhouette as the current ...
A Tour by Train of 5 Dazzling European Cities
A century after the original golden era of railroads, trains are once again the talk of travel. In Europe, especially, ...
BMW 7 Series and i7 facelift in works. What to expect?
BMW 7 Series and i7 facelift models are expected to break cover later this year and would come to India ...
2025 Toyota Tundra Limited Review
Overview TOYOTA’S local conversion of the American-made Tundra is an important move for the importer, and one that gives ...
Hyundai Santa Fe Hybrid vs. Toyota Land Cruiser: Boxy hybrid SUVs diverge
These two hybrids demonstrate the span of SUVs today In real-world driving, Santa Fe Hybrid gets nearly double the mpg ...
Volkswagen to focus on physical buttons in its future cars instead of relying on touchscreens and touchpads
Volkswagen has vowed to use physical buttons in its cars for the five most important functions – adjusting volume, heating ...