
Carrie Hampel
Journalist at Freelance
Journalist at Electrive.com
Writer / interdisciplinary artist, freelance journalist. #sustainabletransport Mastodon handle:@[email protected]
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1 week ago |
electrive.com | Carrie Hampel
ATLAS-L4 aimed to ready a fully automated electric truck for hub-to-hub transport on motorways. This has been legally possible in Germany since 2021 with a law that enables autonomous driving on defined routes under technical supervision. After three years of research and development, the twelve project partners from industry, science, software development and infrastructure have presented the results of their activities.
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1 week ago |
electrive.com | Carrie Hampel
The Sonic One electric car charging station delivers an output of 320 to 400 kW and can charge a vehicle with 500 amps in boost mode, regardless of its voltage. The available power can be distributed between the two charging points of a column. The two charging points have cable management, and the 32-inch touchscreen can be used to display advertising from third parties, as well as for operation.
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1 week ago |
electrive.com | Carrie Hampel
“After careful consideration of (the) investment efficiency, we have decided to cancel the construction of a new LFP battery plant in Kitakyushu City, Fukuoka Prefecture,” Nissan has stated. Reuters reported the statement as an indication of the company’s willingness to scale back its domestic market ambitions. The Japanese carmaker has already reduced its activities in China and North America. The carmaker’s new CEO, Ivan Espinosa, is in the process of restructuring Nissan’s operations.
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1 week ago |
electrive.com | Carrie Hampel
Poland's Ministry of Economic Development and Technology has offered the US EV battery recycling specialists, Ascend Elements, the equivalent of up to 290 million euros in funding to support the construction of a production facility for recycled cathode material in Poland. The location in Poland for the Ascend Materials battery recycling plant has already been found, says the company, while a final investment decision has not yet been made.
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1 week ago |
electrive.com | Carrie Hampel
The partnership between Pony.ai and Uber is initially expected to launch in “a key market in the Middle East,” according to Uber, while the ride-hailing giant will also be expanding its cooperation with WeRide, which already includes the Middle East, to 15 further locations, including some in Europe.
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