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Do You Know Most Of Us Breathe Unsafe Air? What Can We Do About It?
Unsafe air poses the biggest environmental health risk of our time, yet only a toolkit of solutions will help mitigate the problem.
Japanese Government Certifies Toyota’s Solid-State Battery Production Plans
The plan states that Toyota will begin solid-state battery production in 2026, although the initial ramp-up will be slow.
We Thought Automakers Would Give Up On Hydrogen. BMW’s Betting On It
Electrification might be the current focus for automakers, but BMW is betting hydrogen will still be the next big thing.
Tesla Full Self-Driving Is Finally Coming To Europe And China In 2025
Tesla is making good on its plans to bring its more advanced driver assistance system to two new continents.
1,000 Workers In Spring Hill Vote To Form A Collective Bargaining Unit
The Ultium workers organized without facing threats or intimidation and won their union once a majority of workers signed cards.
2.5 Million Volvos Will Get This Big Software Update
Volvo debuted its new infotainment interface on the EX90 and XC90 SUVs. Via OTA updates, millions of older Volvos will get it too.
EVs Take 20.6% Share In Germany — Tesla Model Y Top
August saw plugin EVs take 20.6% share in Germany, down from (an outlier) 37.0% share YoY. BEVs are now around the level they were in 2022.
Is Streetlight EV Charging the Future? Los Angeles Finding Out
Sign up for daily news updates from CleanTechnica on email. Or follow us on Google News! A full 10 years ago, on a cleantech tour in Germany, I and a handful of other journalists met with German startup ubitricity. The company had a dream — widespread charging access via light ... [continued]
DOE: Small SUVs halve lifetime GHG emissions as EVs vs. gas
A small electric SUV with 300 miles of range produces 52% fewer life-cycle greenhouse gas emissions than a comparable gasoline vehicle, according to the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE). Greenhouse gas emissions from production and distribution are currently around double that of gasoline production and distribution, the DOE notes, but that's more... 