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Zoox issues voluntary software recall for 258 vehicles
- Zoox issued a voluntary software recall for 258 vehicles.
- The recall was in response to two incidents in which vehicles braked unexpectedly and were rear-ended by motorcycles.
- The recall applies to some purpose-built robotaxis, but none of the vehicles on the road currently use the recalled software.
- Zoox implemented measures to prevent recurrence, including software updates, operational mitigations, and increased training for safety drivers and operators.
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Electric Rickshaw Battery Price & Replacement Cost? 2025 Guide
- The electric rickshaw industry has experienced significant growth and plays a vital role in urban transportation in densely populated areas.
- Battery efficiency and reliability are crucial for electric rickshaws, making battery replacement costs essential for managing operational expenses.
- Factors influencing battery replacement costs include type (lead-acid vs. lithium-ion), capacity, brand, quality, and installation labor costs.
- In India, lithium-ion batteries for e-rickshaws with 40-50 Ah capacity are priced between Rs. 35,000 to Rs. 40,000.
- Higher capacity batteries like 60-70 Ah can cost around Rs. 50,000, offering longer ranges per charge.
- Top suppliers like Exide Industries, Amara Raja Batteries, Eveready Industries, and Okaya Power offer various lithium-ion battery options for e-rickshaws.
- Exide Industries provides lead-acid and lithium-ion batteries with capacities ranging from 35 Ah to 200 Ah, priced between Rs. 3,000 to Rs. 20,000.
- Amara Raja Batteries offer lithium-ion batteries with capacities from 40 Ah to 150 Ah, priced around Rs. 50,000 - 55,000.
- Eveready Industries and Okaya Power also supply lithium-ion batteries for e-rickshaws with varying capacities and prices based on configurations.
- These batteries are valued for their energy efficiency, performance, and long-term reliability in electric three-wheelers.
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Hyundai’s $7.6B Georgia plant dodges Trump’s 25% Tariffs
- Hyundai’s $7.6 billion Georgia plant has avoided President Trump's 25% tariffs on imported vehicles and auto parts.
- Hyundai Motor Group Metaplant America (HMGMA) in Georgia is planning to expand the factory, increasing production capacity from 300,000 to 500,000 vehicles annually.
- The Georgia plant is exempted from the recently announced tariffs and is considered a clear demonstration that tariffs work.
- Hyundai's Georgia plant aims to employ 8,500 workers, while battery partners are expected to add an additional 3,500 jobs.
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Tesla Removes ‘FSD’ Name From Its Autonomous Tech in China After Regulators Halt Program
- Stricter oversight from China's government forces Tesla to change the name of its Full Self-Driving (FSD) technology in China.
- FSD, operating at Level 2 of self-driving levels, will now be marketed under 'Intelligent Assisted Driving' instead of 'FSD Intelligent Assisted Driving'.
- China suspended Tesla's free FSD trial in the country a week after its launch, and the name change followed shortly after.
- China's regulatory rules now require Tesla to submit detailed technical information before releasing software updates to their fleet.
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Tesla China’s first Megapack exports are headed for a big battery in Australia
- Tesla is shipping its first Megapack battery units from its Shanghai factory to Australia.
- The batteries are destined for Queensland's Western Downs battery project.
- The Shanghai Megafactory is Tesla's first battery storage factory outside the United States.
- Tesla currently holds over 30% of the energy storage market in Australia.
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EU-Startups Podcast | Episode 110: Tim Draper, Founder of Draper Associates, DFJ, and the Draper Venture Network
- In the latest episode of the EU-Startups Podcast, Tim Draper, Founder of Draper Associates, DFJ, and the Draper Venture Network, shares insights on the future of Bitcoin and decentralised governance.
- Draper discusses the common traits of successful founders, missed opportunities like Facebook and LinkedIn, and how Draper University is training fearless entrepreneurs.
- He envisions virtual nations, space-based weather control, and walking on the moon.
- Takeaways include the importance of taking risks, embracing decentralisation, and dreaming bigger.
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Get set to pay more for a new car now Trump's tariffs are here
- President Donald Trump's auto tariffs are set to take effect next week.
- The 25% tariffs on all imported passenger vehicles and key car parts could make buying a new car a lot more expensive.
- Automakers are warning that the tariffs could lead to price hikes ranging from $5,000 to $10,000, depending on the make, model, and price point of the vehicle.
- The tariffs are expected to impact both foreign and domestic automakers, as well as the global automotive industry.
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Tesla vehicles hit by ATV, suspect caught by Sentry Mode
- A Texarkana man was caught damaging three Tesla vehicles using an ATV, resulting in his arrest by the Texarkana Texas Police Department.
- The suspect, 33-year-old Demarqeyun Cox, was charged with criminal mischief and failure to identify.
- Tesla Sentry Mode played a crucial role in providing surveillance footage that led to the identification and arrest of the suspect.
- The incident highlights the increasing need for enhanced security features like Sentry Mode on Tesla vehicles.
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The All-Electric Volvo ES90 (Saloon): The Complete Guide For The UK
- Volvo Cars, known for passenger safety, has committed to zero-tailpipe emission road transportation and aims to be fully electric by 2030.
- The All-Electric Volvo ES90 is Volvo's first pure electric saloon, designed on the SPA2 platform, emphasizing safety and sustainability.
- The ES90 features a coupe-style roofline for aerodynamic efficiency, advanced safety features, and 800V technology architecture with two battery size options.
- The single motor ES90 offers a 404 miles (WLTP) range, while the twin motor variant provides up to 435 miles, with fast DC charging capability.
- Volvo incorporates sustainability measures using recycled materials and offers three powertrain options for the ES90, with a price starting at £69,650 in the UK.
- The electric saloon boasts one-pedal driving, Tesla-level computing power, dual NVIDIA Drive AGX Orin configuration, and luxurious cabin interior.
- For charging, the ES90 supports up to 350 kW DC charging, onboard AC charging, and bi-directional charging while offering ample interior space and panoramic roof options.
- Volvo's commitment to safety includes features like run-off road mitigation, 360-degree cameras, and a focus on sustainability throughout the EV's design and production.
- The ES90 complements Volvo's existing range of BEVs and plug-in hybrids, providing a premium zero-emission saloon option for environmentally conscious consumers.
- Overall, the Volvo ES90 showcases Volvo's commitment to electric driving, offering a blend of luxury, performance, and sustainability for those willing to invest.
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China tariffs may be cut to seal TikTok sale, Nissan Micra to return as EV
- The US President Donald Trump may cut tariffs on China to help seal a deal for the sale of TikTok.
- The Nissan Micra is set to return this year as an electric car, developed for the European market.
- Jack Dorsey's company, Block, plans to let go of almost 1,000 employees in its latest restructuring move.
- Hisense announces its 2025 ULED mini-LED TV lineup, with new models across various series.
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Tesla updates its “FSD” branding in China
- Tesla has updated the naming of its smart driving system offerings in China, dropping the "FSD" terminology from its vehicle order pages.
- The RMB 64,000 package is now labeled as "Intelligent Assisted Driving", the RMB 32,000 mid-tier system is labeled as "Enhanced Assisted Driving", and the basic Autopilot system is labeled as "Basic Assisted Driving".
- Despite the name changes, the functions of the systems remain unchanged.
- The renaming could suggest a cautious approach towards the release of an autonomous driving system in China, with the possibility of reintroducing "Full Self-Driving" terminology once unsupervised FSD is released.
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Tesla faces Trump’s 25% tariffs as Musk stays silent
- Tesla faces 25% tariffs on non-U.S.-made cars after Trump's announcement.
- Elon Musk stayed silent and provided no input on the tariffs.
- The tariffs will begin on April 2 for imported cars and May 3 for imported auto parts.
- Tesla and other automakers rely on foreign suppliers for certain parts and components.
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Tesla suppliers in India hit by Trump’s 25% Auto Tariffs
- Tesla suppliers in India, including Tata Motors and key auto parts makers, saw declines due to Trump's 25% auto tariffs.
- The tariffs, announced by U.S. President Donald Trump, will affect imported cars and auto parts coming into the U.S.
- While Tesla may benefit from the tariffs, it could impact the company's plans to enter the Indian market.
- Tesla's Indian suppliers, including Tata Motors and Sona Comstar, experienced declines, as did other global carmakers.
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Pressure ratchets up from Trump administration, Musk, and allies ahead of planned Tesla Takedown mass protests
- Protests against Elon Musk in front of Tesla showrooms across the country have been swelling since February.
- The Tesla Takedown movement is aiming for a global day of protest at 500 Tesla showrooms on March 29.
- The Trump administration and its allies have recently amped up their defense of Tesla.
- Protests are focused on Elon Musk's involvement with the White House DOGE office and concerns about privacy and potential disruption to public services.
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When Can Trucking Companies Be Held Liable for Truck Accidents
- Truck accidents can result in severe injuries and fatalities.
- Trucking companies can be held responsible for accidents caused by driver errors, negligent hiring and training, violating hours of service regulations, poor vehicle maintenance, overloading or improperly securing cargo, failing to follow regulations, negligent supervision and company culture, and liability in independent contractor cases.
- Trucking companies must prioritize safety to prevent accidents.
- Understanding when trucking companies can be held liable helps victims seek justice and promotes road safety.
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