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Flint Engineering launches new heat pipe technology
- UK-based technology startup, Flint Engineering, has launched a new heat pipe technology called IsoMat.
- IsoMat features a flat aluminum sheet design with an internal network of sealed channels.
- The liquid within the channels undergoes rapid evaporation and condensation, resulting in efficient heat transfer approximately 5,000 times more than copper or aluminum alone.
- IsoMat, when used in battery pack casings, helps maintain batteries at an optimal temperature of 25°C (±1°C).
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Trump Slaps 25% Tariffs On All Foreign Cars
- President Donald Trump announced new 25% tariffs on all foreign cars, aiming to push automakers towards production in the U.S.
- The tariffs on all vehicles imported from other countries are set to take effect on April 2.
- The move is expected to impact automakers and increase car prices, especially for cars imported from countries like Canada, Mexico, South Korea, Japan, and Germany.
- The tariffs could lead to automakers reconsidering their supply chains, but building new car plants is a time-consuming and costly process.
- Industry analysts warn that these tariffs may disrupt the car industry, leading to production cuts and higher prices for consumers.
- The move has faced criticism from a trade group citing increased costs to consumers and potential job losses in the U.S. manufacturing sector.
- The tariffs are likely to impact the transition to electric vehicles (EVs) by making EVs more expensive for consumers.
- Adding tariffs on popular electric models assembled in Mexico, Japan, Germany, and other countries may hinder EV adoption due to increased costs.
- While some automakers like Tesla and Hyundai have domestic production, tariffs could still impact the overall EV market.
- The U.S. auto industry has been shifting towards domestic production, incentivized by policies promoting clean vehicles and battery manufacturing.
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Hyundai's Georgia EV Metaplant Will Be Bigger Than Expected
- Hyundai's Georgia EV Metaplant near Savannah, Georgia plans to produce 500,000 fully electric and hybrid cars per year, up from the original plan of 300,000.
- The Metaplant is already producing the Ioniq 5 and Ioniq 9 electric SUVs, and plans to have 40% of the cars made at the plant be from the Kia brand.
- The factory is projected to generate over 14,000 jobs and is one of the world's most advanced car factories with a high degree of automated manufacturing and robotic labor.
- Despite uncertainties in the American auto industry, Hyundai's goal is to circumvent any tariffs on foreign-made cars and take advantage of the opportunity in the American market.
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Tesla rolls out Steer-by-Wire improvements to Cybertruck
- Tesla is rolling out improvements to the Steer-by-Wire system on the Cybertruck.
- The Steer-by-Wire system is exclusive to Cybertruck and offers better steering in tight spaces.
- The 2025.8.4 Software Update will provide more realistic feedback through the steering wheel, adapting to different road surfaces.
- Additionally, the update allows adjustable air suspension ride height through the Tesla App.
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Tesla Stops FSD Free Trial in China Just One Week After Its Launch
- Tesla has suspended its free Full Self-Driving (FSD) trial in China and will need regulatory approval to resume.
- China's new Full Self-Driving regulations require detailed technical information to be submitted before remotely releasing a software update.
- Tesla's attempt to train FSD technology in China has been hampered by the nation's strict data laws and road regulations.
- The pause in the FSD trial adds to the challenges faced by Tesla, including stock decline and public outrage.
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Tesla slides 6% as looming auto tariffs tank tech stocks
- Tesla shares dropped over 6% amid a sell-off on Wednesday after the White House announced auto tariffs.
- The decline in Tesla shares also affected the overall tech sector, causing a broad sell-off in tech stocks.
- Nvidia faced an additional setback as it could face regulatory hurdles in China, which led to a 6% drop in its shares.
- The S&P 500 and Nasdaq Composite both dropped, with the S&P 500 on track to snap a three-day winning streak.
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Save a massive $7,032 on Anker SOLIX F3800 bundles, EVOLV e-scooters $400 off, Worx lawn care roundup from $69, more
- Save up to $7,032 on Anker SOLIX F3800 Portable Power Station bundles as part of the Spring Sale flash offers. Prices start from $2,799 with free gear included.
- EVOLV is offering Spring Sale discounts on electric scooters, including the TERRA model. Deals start from $1,129.
- Worx's WG509 12A Trivac 3-in-1 Electric Leaf Blower/Mulcher/Vacuum is now on sale for $70. Other lawn care equipment from the brand is also discounted.
- For more green deals, including discounts on ECOVACS robot mower and Anker's PowerCore Reserve, check out the links at the bottom of the page.
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Waymo Confirms Washington DC Robotaxi Plan For 2026
- Alphabet's Waymo self-driving division has confirmed the expansion of its driverless robotaxi service, Waymo One, to Washington, DC.
- Waymo One will be available on the Waymo One app in 2026, as the company responds to growing demand.
- Waymo plans to introduce fully autonomous ride-hailing service in the US capital after preliminary trials in the region.
- Waymo One currently operates in several US cities and provides over 200,000 fully autonomous paid trips each week.
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Car Companies Are Shifting Into Self-Preservation Mode
- Car companies like Nissan, Toyota, and Hyundai are focusing on self-preservation in the midst of financial uncertainties caused by factors like U.S. tariffs and market conditions.
- Nissan is planning to introduce 10 new models in the U.S. by 2027, aiming to reduce the development time for new cars to react faster to market demands.
- Toyota is revamping its EV projects with improved efficiency and larger batteries but has delayed the construction of a battery plant in Japan due to slowing global EV demand.
- Hyundai announced a $21 billion investment in the U.S., including a steel plant, to mitigate potential impacts of Trump's steel tariffs on Hyundai EVs.
- Analysts have raised concerns about Hyundai Steel's large debt and funding for the plant, questioning the benefits and execution risks associated with the new technology.
- Automakers are realizing the need to accelerate product development to keep up with the fast-changing market dynamics, with an emphasis on introducing new models swiftly.
- While Nissan's plans appear promising, Toyota's decision to backtrack on battery promises raises questions about its strategy amidst evolving market demands.
- The automotive industry is facing challenges to adapt quickly to changing tariffs and market conditions, prompting companies to strategize for long-term sustainability.
- The investments and initiatives by major car manufacturers reflect a shift towards proactive measures for self-preservation and competitiveness in the industry.
- Hyundai's investment in steel production in the U.S. is seen as a strategic move to alleviate potential tariff impacts and secure the supply chain for its EVs.
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Nissan LEAF crossover heads updated EV line up, Apple’s WWDC details confirmed
- Nissan is unveiling its third-generation LEAF, featuring a sleek crossover design and 600km range on a single charge.
- Google's mid-range Pixel 9a release has been delayed due to a component quality issue.
- Apple's WWDC 2025 is scheduled to start on June 9, with rumors of a new design inspired by visionOS.
- The messaging app Signal made headlines after it was used for a secret group chat among senior US officials.
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Rivian startup spinoff raises $105M in funding for micro EV production
- Rivian's skunkworks program, Also, has raised $105 million from Eclipse Ventures for the development of micro electric vehicles.
- Also, a separate startup from Rivian, aims to adapt Rivian's technology to smaller EVs.
- Rivian will hold a minority stake in Also, with Chris Yu, Rivian's VP of future programs, serving as the startup's president.
- Also plans to debut its vehicle designs later this year and aims to begin production of its flagship product by 2026.
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KD Group acquires EV charging and energy management firm Etrel
- Slovenia-based financial and investment management company KD Group has acquired EV charging and energy management firm Etrel.
- The acquisition marks the end of the liquidation process for Landis+Gyr EV Solutions.
- Etrel's service operations will remain unchanged during the transition.
- KD Group's CEO expressed confidence in Etrel's role in shaping a smarter and more sustainable future, and highlighted the investment as an opportunity to support Slovenia's entrepreneurial and innovation landscape.
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Henkel launches silicone-free gel to protect ADAS components from thermal degradation
- Henkel has launched Bergquist Liqui Form TLF 6500 CGel-SF for protecting ADAS components from thermal degradation.
- The thermal curable gel offers heat dissipation for autonomous driving systems and protects sensitive domain controllers from performance degradation and damage.
- With a conductivity of 6.5 W/(m·K), the silicone-free gel provides reliability, easier handling, and even heat transfer across the surface.
- Henkel's gel ensures long-term reliability in managing the heat generated by domain controllers in ADAS systems, as the demand for thermal solutions to avoid component failure increases with the rise of high-intelligence vehicle platforms.
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Financial Times retracts report on Tesla’s alleged shady accounting
- The Financial Times has issued a retraction for an article it recently published that accused Tesla of shady accounting practices.
- The allegations were based on a discrepancy in Tesla's reported capital expenditure and the valuation of the assets it was spent on.
- However, the Financial Times retracted its claims, suggesting that payments for assets already purchased and the disposal of depreciated property could explain the alleged discrepancy.
- Tesla CEO Elon Musk responded to the retraction, stating, "Turns out FT can't do finance."
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The Nissan Leaf lives on as a compact SUV with a Tesla charge port
- Nissan is introducing a new generation of the Leaf as a crossover SUV with a Tesla plug.
- The third-generation Leaf will be built on the modular CMF-EV platform and have significant range improvements.
- The new Leaf will come with a native North American Charging Standard (NACS) charging port for Tesla Supercharger access.
- Nissan plans to release other EVs, including a new adventure-themed SUV and a luxury SUV, in the upcoming years.
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