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Hyundai’s HTWO Energy facility to support heavy-duty hydrogen vehicles near the Port of Savannah
- Hyundai plans to launch a hydrogen production and dispensing facility near its Georgia EV plant to support Class 8 fuel cell vehicles and heavy-duty trucking operations in the region.
- The HTWO Energy Savannah development, a collaboration between HTWO Logistics, HydroFleet, and Capital Development Partners, is set to begin operations in late fall 2025 near the Port of Savannah, one of the nation's busiest freight hubs.
- The site will have hydrogen production stations generating 1,200 kilograms of hydrogen per day initially, with the ability to scale up to 4,200 kilograms per day to meet future demand. Phase Two will add charging infrastructure for commercial battery-electric vehicles.
- Hyundai's SVP, Jim Park, highlights the significance of HTWO Energy Savannah for the heavy-duty trucking industry, offering zero-emissions refueling for trucks in the Savannah region. CEO of HydroFleet, Scott Moe, emphasizes the initiative's role in revolutionizing sustainable logistics infrastructure.
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MAHLE uses bionics to optimize air conditioning systems for EVs
- MAHLE has introduced a bionic radial blower for automotive air conditioning systems to enhance efficiency and reduce noise, especially for EVs.
- The design of the blower, inspired by nature, features a bionic cooling plate and high-performance fan, modeled after the aerodynamic shape of penguin fins.
- The bionic radial blower is 60% quieter and 15% more efficient than similar components, with the fan blades designed for improved performance and reduced energy consumption.
- Artificial intelligence was utilized in optimizing the blower, creating over 30 million virtual designs quickly, showcasing MAHLE's 'superhuman engineering' approach.
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TechCrunch
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Einride founder steps down as CEO amid push to scale electric, autonomous trucks
- Robert Falck, founder of Einride, is stepping down as CEO to focus on long-term strategy as executive chairman.
- Einride's CFO, Roozbeh Charli, will take over as chief executive to help the company scale its technology.
- The company aims to disrupt the freight industry with electric and autonomous trucks, operating in Europe, North America, and the Middle East.
- Einride has raised $654.26 million to date and is looking to raise more funds to reach profitability and expand its operations.
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New Tesla Optimus Video Shows Humanoid Robot Doing Household Chores
- A video of Tesla Optimus humanoid robot performing household chores like putting trash in a garbage bin and vacuuming has gone viral on the X page.
- The video showcases Optimus learning new tasks through natural language instructions and includes actions like cleaning a table, stirring food, and opening a cabinet.
- Positive reactions from viewers praising the progress of the humanoid robot were seen with some expressing curiosity about its capabilities and learning process.
- Tesla's Optimus is described as an artificial intelligence robot capable of performing various tasks and the company is actively hiring engineers for software development related to the project.
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Insideevs
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Elon Musk Claims 'Major Rebound' After Disappointing Tesla Sales
- Elon Musk claims a major rebound in demand for Tesla following disappointing sales and global factory changes for the new Model Y.
- Despite Musk's claim, recent numbers show Tesla deliveries were down by 13% in Q1 of 2025.
- The drop in sales is attributed to the retooling for the refreshed Model Y, with sales numbers continuing to spiral in regions like Europe and some parts of China.
- Musk downplays the impact of his controversial relationship with President Donald Trump on sales and questions how much consumers care about the political views of a CEO.
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Toyota Issues Stark Warning On Tariffs: 'Not Sustainable'
- Toyota warned that tariffs threaten to increase prices of its cars in the U.S., potentially making them unaffordable for American consumers.
- The automaker's executives highlighted that half the vehicles sold in the U.S. are imported, emphasizing the unsustainability of the situation.
- The impact of tariffs on Toyota's business was addressed at a press conference where new models like the RAV4 and bZ were unveiled.
- Despite having a significant manufacturing presence in the U.S., Toyota still relies on imports from Japan, Canada, and Mexico to meet U.S. demand and maintain competitive pricing.
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TechJuice
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Chery Makes Major Leap in EVs with Solid-State Battery Push
- Chery is advancing in solid-state battery technology for electric vehicles (EVs), aiming to enhance performance and range.
- The Chinese automaker's test version of the Exlantix ET SUV in China indicates active testing of next-gen EV batteries.
- Chery's goal is to establish a 1 GWh solid-state battery production line by 2027, surpassing current EV standards with 600 Wh/kg energy density.
- Collaboration with Gotion High-Tech, a battery manufacturer linked to Volkswagen, hints at further advancements in solid-state technology.
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Global battery storage deployments reach nearly 9 GWh in April, reports Rho Motion
- Global battery storage deployments reached nearly 9 GWh in April, reports Rho Motion.
- China and Chile led battery storage deployments in a more evenly distributed scene than in previous months, but a lower overall total was installed at grid-scale.
- Market intelligence firm Rho Motion tracked nearly 9 GWh of new global battery energy storage system (BESS) capacity entering commercial operations in April 2025, from a total of 3,333 MW/8,890 MWh of grid-scale projects.
- According to Rho Motion's data, the April capacity was 13% higher than in the same period in 2024, marking the lowest deployment month in 2025 so far, with global deployments more evenly distributed across geolocations.
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5 Things Elon Musk Shared This Week That Could Impact Tesla’s Future
- Elon Musk plans to remain CEO of Tesla for the next five years to ensure control and focus on the company's long-term goals.
- Despite a 13% drop in Q1 sales, Musk remains confident in Tesla's future, attributing the decline to various factors like an aging product lineup and competition.
- Musk announced a reduction in political spending, stepping back from supporting conservative candidates after contributing over $250 million in the 2024 election cycle.
- Elon Musk is suing OpenAI, a company he co-founded, over a shift in its vision towards a closed, profit-driven model, highlighting broader implications for AI ethics and corporate responsibility.
- Advocating for smarter AI regulation, Musk emphasized the need for balanced policies that encourage innovation while safeguarding against potential risks, especially as Tesla advances in autonomous driving and AI features.
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TechJuice
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Tesla to Begin Robotaxi Testing in Austin Soon
- Tesla will begin pilot testing its robotaxi service in Austin, Texas by the end of June with a small fleet of 10 autonomous vehicles.
- The service will use Model Y vehicles integrated with the latest Full Self-Driving software and operate without onboard human safety drivers in geofenced areas within Austin.
- If successful, Tesla plans to scale operations by potentially putting up to 1,000 vehicles on the road within a few months.
- Elon Musk confirmed plans to expand the service to Los Angeles and San Francisco after the Austin trial, relying on artificial intelligence and camera systems for autonomy.
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65,000 KM on an Electric Bike in 1 Year? Harish Surampade Did this with Ultraviolette F77
- Harish Surampade from Bengaluru achieved a remarkable feat by riding 65,000 kilometers in just one year on his Ultraviolette F77 Mach 2 electric motorcycle.
- This accomplishment showcases the real-world capability, reliability, and engineering excellence of the F77 Mach 2, positioning it as one of India's most advanced electric motorcycles.
- Key highlights from Harish's journey include covering a total distance of 65,000 km over 12 months, with the maximum distance in a single day being 650 km.
- The F77 Mach 2 demonstrated extreme weather tolerance, significant fuel savings, and zero environmental impact, emphasizing its robust design and high-performance features.
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Insider
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Tesla is now accepting Cybertruck trade-ins. 2 owners showed us how much their vehicles have depreciated.
- Tesla is now accepting Cybertruck trade-ins, revealing a depreciation rate of around 37% to 38% after a year.
- Two Cybertruck owners shared their trade-in estimates, showing similar depreciation rates despite a difference in mileage.
- Tesla's trade-in estimates are based on current market conditions and vehicle details, potentially differing from the final offer.
- The Cybertruck's depreciation rate appears to be higher than the average vehicle, with some owners facing challenges such as vandalism and bullying.
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Starship Flight 9 nears as SpaceX’s Starbase becomes a Texan City
- SpaceX’s Starbase in Texas is now officially incorporated as a city, paving the way for Starship Flight 9 preparations.
- Starbase City covering 1.5 square miles includes the launch facility and has SpaceX employees serving as mayor and commissioners.
- Starship Flight 9 is tentatively scheduled for May 27, 2025, with FAA approval for up to 25 annual launches from the site.
- Proposed legislation may grant Starbase officials the authority to control local highways and beach access during launches, sparking tension with county officials.
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Insideevs
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Tesla Robotaxi Fleet Will Have '10 To 12 Cars' At First: Musk
- Tesla is set to launch its Robotaxi service in Austin, Texas by the end of June with around 10 cars initially and plans to add thousands more in the following months.
- The robotaxis will be supervised by teleoperators, and the company aims to scale up the number of driverless taxis on the road over time.
- The Tesla Cybercab, without a steering wheel, is expected to be on Austin's streets by the end of next month, with plans to expand to other cities like San Francisco and Los Angeles.
- Tesla is working towards achieving unsupervised Full Self-Driving capabilities, aiming to have hundreds of thousands of self-driving Teslas in the U.S. by the end of next year.
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CarExpert
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Woolworths Everyday Rewards loyalty program extended to EV charging
- Woolworths Everyday Rewards loyalty program now allows customers to earn points at Chargefox EV charging stations located at 20 stores nationwide.
- Customers can charge their electric vehicles while doing their groceries at Woolworths stores and accumulate loyalty points.
- To start earning points, customers need to link their Woolworths Everyday Rewards details with their Chargefox profile.
- Chargefox, in collaboration with Woolworths and Coles, aims to expand EV charging infrastructure to support the growing number of electric vehicles in Australia.
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