Positioned below the i8, the Li Auto i6 is a five-seat electric SUV targeting urban families with smart tech
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Daily Archive: June 15, 2025
A Primer About Wind On Global Wind Day
Want to learn more about global wind energy and why it's becoming such an essential part of a robust energy mix? Read on!
Battery Ferries: Helios, China Zorrilla, & BC Ferries Compared
Maritime electrification reaches critical mass with Viking Line's Helios and other innovative vessels, reshaping ferry travel and infrastructure worldwide.
Ford PH to Launch Mustang Mach-E by 3Q This Year
Ford Philippines will launch its first all-electric vehicle, the Mustang Mach-E, by the 3rd quarter of 2025. This was just announced by Pedro Simoes, Ford PH managing director. Earlier this year, Simoes told the local media during the Henry Ford Automotive Journalism Awards that it would start its “electrification journey” ... [continued]
Porsche “Blasphemy” from Sacrilege Motors
There is an air of reverence and a whiff of blasphemy in its name: Sacrilege Motors. Devoted to a different kind of automotive restoration, the Connecticut-based Sacrilege Motors has taken upon itself a polarizing yet undeniably compelling mission — to convert classic, air-cooled Porsches into bespoke electric vehicles. One example, ... [continued]
Huawei’s first station wagon spotted in China – Stelato S9 details & interior
Huawei’s first station wagon was spotted in China during road tests. It is the estate variant of the previously launched Stelato S9 sedan.
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Australia Achieves 12% Plugins in May
Australia achieved a plug in penetration rate of 12% in May 2025 adding 12 thousand EVs to the Rest of the World total.
Geological CO₂ Storage: Massive Scale, Hidden Risks, Eternal Monitoring
Massive CO₂ sequestration faces harsh technical hurdles, high leakage risks, and endless monitoring costs governments may not be prepared to shoulder.
