Zeekr has been awarded an L3 autonomous driving test permit in Hangzhou, and will be able to test the L3 capabilities of its SEA Intelligent Driving system on the city's highways and urban expressways.
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The Energy Transition is Slowed by Growth in Consumption
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Household Vehicles Were Parked 95% on a Typical Day in 2022 — So Much Time & Opportunity for EV Charging
Household Vehicles Were Parked 95% on a Typical Day in 2022, ousehold vehicles being parked for 95% of a 24-hour days opportunity for EV
SAIC to integrate IM Motors and Rising Auto’s R&D teams to reduce costs, report says
The R&D teams of IM Motors and Rising Auto, and power battery, smart driving, and chassis technology programs, will be relocated to SAIC's R&D innovation headquarters, according to local media.
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Lithium & Politics Clash In Serbia
Lithium extraction is a vital component of creating an emissions free world but political complications could derail those efforts.
Russian General Gets A Tesla Cybertruck & Puts Machine Gun On It
Sign up for daily news updates from CleanTechnica on email. Or follow us on Google News! There are so many avenues we could go down with this, and I don’t know as I start writing this article where I’m going to go (which is not normal for me). It’s a ... [continued]
GM Thinks It Can Make ‘Big Battery’ EVs Work. Ford Isn’t So Sure
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Subaru E-Outback: What Could This Mean?
Subaru has been slow to adapt to an EV world. But it has trademarked several outdoorsy-sounding names, one of which is an e-Outback.
Lucid RangeXchange: Watch Us Charge An EV With Another EV
Vehicle-to-vehicle EV charging is here to stay. I tried using a Lucid to charge my Chevy Equinox EV; here's how that went.
