Category: eMobility

After a very frustrating period of prolonged load-shedding that saw citizens only having electricity between midnight and 4am, the Zimbabwe government has declared the end of electricity rationing. This follows the completion of two 300MW coal-powered new generation plants. This new capacity is from the recently commissioned units 7 & 8 at Hwange. Before the […]

The factory's logistics lot is starting to receive an increasing number of fully covered vehicles.

The fuel economy barely exceeded 50 MPGe, which explains the necessity for a large battery.

The owner sheds light on minor niggles, remarkable practicality, and low operating costs.

Both the driver and the FSD Beta system ignored a "Flooded" sign.

When you plug in a Tesla vehicle to charge, it has the ability to charge automatically without any additional manual action required. This feature is designed to provide convenience and ease of use for Tesla owners. But, for other cars, the process of getting a charge is often more complicated. Instead of just plugging in, […]

Stanford researchers are looking to build a better battery management system based on real world experience.

Hot bricks are calling, and investors are responding to the allure of low cost, long duration energy storage.

Heat pumps are one of the key technologies that will save the planet from the unfolding climate crisis. In addition to heating our water and heating and cooling our homes, in their latest incarnation, they can now also dry our clothes. Yes, heat pump dryers are an exciting, mostly uncharted, use of heat pump technology […]