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The role of temperature and pressure sensing in EV safety and performance (Webinar)
- Accurate fluid temperature and pressure measurement is crucial for optimizing system performance and ensuring safety in EV applications.
- Join the Virtual Conference on EV Engineering to learn about the fundamental principles of fluid sensing and the design characteristics of temperature and pressure sensors.
- The conference will cover various topics, including inverter functionality for hybrid and electric applications, traction motor control, energy generation and regeneration, and electrifying hydraulic systems.
- The conference will take place from March 10-13, 2025, and will cover the entire EV engineering supply chain and ecosystem.
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ENAPI raises 7.5 million euros in seed funding for its EV charging connectivity platform
- Connectivity platform ENAPI has raised 7.5 million euros in seed funding led by Voyager Ventures.
- Combined with a previous 2.7 million euros, the total funding now stands at 10.8 million dollars.
- ENAPI plans to become a clearing house for the EV charging industry and improve the user experience via seamless integration.
- The platform has already onboarded over 350,000 charge points and 8 of Europe's 10 largest eMobility Service Providers within six months.
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Infineon’s GENIAL! project supports collaboration between automotive manufacturers
- The GENIAL! project, coordinated by Infineon Technologies, aimed to optimize collaboration between automotive manufacturers and suppliers.
- Funded by the German Federal Ministry of Education and Research (BMBF) and 11 industry and education partners, the project aimed to enhance cooperation and prepare for the future.
- The project developed a strategic framework for identifying future market needs, use cases, system models, and technical requirements in automotive microelectronics.
- The project participants will release the tools developed, including AGILA database and IRIS tool, as open-source solutions to encourage widespread adoption.
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Waymo, Uber launch driverless ride-hailing in Austin
- Waymo, the robotaxi firm owned by Google parent company Alphabet, has officially launched driverless taxis in Texas, with the help of Uber.
- Users in Austin can now access driverless Waymo robotaxis through the Uber app at no additional cost.
- Riders can choose between driverless Waymo robotaxis and non-self-driving vehicles when requesting rides.
- The service area currently covers 37 square miles in Austin and Waymo and Uber are planning to expand the service to Atlanta, Georgia next.
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Volkswagen Was Already In Trouble. Tariffs Could Make Things Much Worse
- Volkswagen faced challenges in 2019 with sales drops in China and slow growth in Europe, leading to job cuts.
- Sales in the Americas were a bright spot, especially in the U.S., with significant growth.
- However, the recent tariffs on goods from Mexico and Canada, where VW products are made, pose a major threat to the company.
- Volkswagen's reliance on Mexico for 44% of its U.S. sales makes it highly vulnerable to the new tariffs.
- The U.S. market is crucial for VW, as it struggles with challenges in China and Europe.
- The company has some production in the U.S., but its highest-volume vehicles are made in Mexico.
- With tariffs looming over European imports as well, VW's future in the U.S. market is uncertain.
- Volkswagen may need to increase production in the U.S. and focus on profitable models like SUVs to mitigate tariff impacts.
- CEO Munoz suggests that VW could potentially shift its production to produce more SUVs like the Porsche Cayenne and Macan in the U.S.
- The company faces tough decisions and may have to adjust its product mix and production plans to navigate the challenges posed by tariffs.
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The Mercedes-Benz GLC EV Shows That The Company Is Switching Strategies
- Mercedes has revealed photos of a camouflaged GLC EV prototype, set to be the second new Mercedes EV with an ICE variant on the same platform.
- The GLC EV will be fully unveiled later this year as part of Mercedes' shift towards electric versions of its ICE models.
- Abandoning the separate EV lineup, Mercedes is transitioning to electric versions of existing models like the CLA and upcoming GLC EV.
- The GLC EV, underpinned by the MB.EA platform, is set to replace the EQC with potential naming like GLC with EQ Technology.
- Utilizing different chemistries and battery pack sizes, the GLC EV is expected to have a large battery pack with a 404-mile WLTP range.
- The new GLC EV is anticipated to support 800-volt charging for improved powertrain efficiency and faster charging, adding 162 miles in 10 minutes.
- Featuring a front trunk and enhanced trunk space, the GLC EV aims to address practicality issues faced by previous EQ models.
- The interior of the GLC EV will include Mercedes' new AI-powered MB.OS operating system, improving the user experience.
- Expected to debut in 2025, the GLC EV will be manufactured in Germany and China, with the possibility of U.S. production depending on tariffs.
- Mercedes' move towards electric models on shared platforms raises questions about potential compromises in packaging compared to bespoke EVs.
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The Volkswagen ID.4 Just Dethroned The Tesla Model Y In This Key Market
- Volkswagen ID.4 surpassed Tesla Model Y as Europe's best-selling EV in February.
- Volkswagen sold 7,177 ID.4's, while Tesla sold 6,115 Model Y's during the same period.
- Volkswagen ID.4 sales increased by 195% compared to January 2024, while Model Y sales declined by 44%.
- Volkswagen group's ID.4, ID.3, ID.7, and Skoda Enyaq are among the top EV sellers in Europe.
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Emerging Economic Trends Plummet Billionaire Earnings By $10B A Day, Including Elon Musk
- The net worth of some of America’s billionaires, including Elon Musk, has plummeted by approximately $10 billion each day since February.
- Musk's net worth has dropped from $433 billion to $349 billion. Zuckerberg's worth dropped from $232 billion to $243 billion. Larry Ellison lost close to $9 billion.
- Tesla's revenue increased by 2.1%, but still below market forecasts. Musk's involvement in politics and the launch of the DeepSeek chatbot are seen as contributing factors.
- The net worth of Larry Page, Michael Dell, and Larry Ellison declined by billions due to the impact of the DeepSeek chatbot.
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Rivian teams up with Ben & Jerry’s on an electric ice cream truck
- Rivian and Ben & Jerry's have partnered to launch an electrified ice cream truck called the Scoop Truck.
- The Scoop Trucks are based on the Rivian Commercial Van (RCV) and have an estimated 161-mile range.
- The first unveiling of the electric ice cream trucks will be at the South by Southwest (SXSW) music festival in Austin, Texas, and they will be hitting the road across the U.S. afterward.
- Rivian and Ben & Jerry's aim to reduce reliance on fossil fuels while providing an eco-friendly ice cream experience.
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Tesla launches fresh U.S. promotions for the Model 3
- Tesla has launched fresh promotions for the Model 3 sedan in the U.S.
- The incentives include zero-percent APR financing, $0 due at signing, and 60-month terms.
- To qualify for the zero-percent APR deal, buyers must put a down payment of at least 15 percent down.
- The $7,500 federal tax credit is still available for all three Model 3 trims.
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A Tesla Supercharging station was engulfed in flames. Police suspect arson.
- Police are investigating seven Tesla charging stations that were set on fire in Littleton, Massachusettes.
- Investigators suspect the fires were intentional.
- The charging stations were the only ones in the small town outside Boston.
- No customers were charging at the time of the fire.
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Velotric Spring Sale drops Nomad 1 Plus e-bike to $1,399 with free gear, Jackery Explorer 100 Plus $89, Autel EV charger, more
- Velotric Spring Sale offers up to $400 off e-bikes, free gear bundles, and accessory promos.
- Velotric's 2024 Nomad 1 Plus All-Terrain Fat Tire e-bike is available for $1,399 with $134 worth of free gear.
- Jackery's Explorer 100 Plus Portable Power Station is priced at $89.
- Autel's MaxiCharger AC Lite Home 40A Smart AI Level 2 EV Charger is available for $399.
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Kia’s EV2 is Small Yet Mighty
- Kia's EV2 Concept is their smallest yet, but offers a surprisingly spacious interior with design touches.
- With expected entry prices of around $32,000, the EV2 is quickly reaching price parity with gas-powered cars.
- The concept features a sliding bench seat, stylish interior lighting, and a display panel for text messages.
- The EV2 is expected to hit roads in 2026.
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This Tesla Model 3 Has 216,000 Miles. Here’s How Much Its Battery Degraded
- A used 2021 Tesla Model 3 Long Range All-Wheel Drive with 216,000 miles is still equipped with its original battery and electric motors.
- The car has a few minor issues, such as stone chips, faulty parking sensors, and worn suspension bushings.
- Despite the high mileage, the battery of the Model 3 retains 88% of its original capacity, losing only 12%.
- Comparing charging costs, it cost approximately $13,693 to charge the Model 3 for 216,000 miles, resulting in a cost per mile of $0.06.
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Protests, broken windows, even arson: Tesla’s massive Elon problem
- Protests, broken windows, even arson: Tesla’s massive Elon problem.
- The recent incident of a bank of Tesla Superchargers going up in flames in Massachusetts, believed to be intentionally set, adds to the ongoing challenges faced by the company.
- Elon Musk's association with US President Donald Trump has changed the public perception of him, resulting in negative impacts on Tesla's business of selling electric cars.
- With increasing competition in the electric vehicle market, Tesla now has to compete against established automakers and Chinese startups.
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