James Morris
@forbes and @FortuneMagazine EV Contributor, Editor @whichevnet, former Editor @pcpro, Senior Lecturer @cityjournalism, video producer, music lover, father
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6 days ago |
forbes.com | James Morris
The Ferrari SF90 Stradale takes advantage of YASA's electric motor technology. getty Electric cars predate those running on fossil fuel, but development was mostly dormant for a century after the combustion car took over in the early 1900s. The EV as we currently know it has only been around for a little over a decade. There’s a lot of technological development taking place now, however. While most of the attention has been on batteries, motor innovation is extremely important too.
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1 week ago |
flipboard.com | James Morris
1 day agoTesla has launched updated versions of its flagship Model S and Model X vehicles. The updates are fairly minor, but they come with a $5,000 higher price tag. In February, Tesla confirmed that it plans to release a refresh of Model S and Model X later this year. Over the last few weeks, slightly …
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1 week ago |
forbes.com | James Morris
The front of the New Tesla Model Y has been significantly changed. James MorrisThe Tesla Model Y was the bestselling car in the world in 2023 and 2024, beating out the Toyota cars (mostly the Corolla) that had dominated the global market for years beforehand. But since then, there have been worrying sales figures, particularly from Canada and Europe. Many commentators blame Elon Musk’s controversial association with the Trump presidency in the USA.
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2 weeks ago |
forbes.com | James Morris
The front of the New Tesla Model Y has been significantly changed. James MorrisThe Tesla Model Y was the bestselling car in the world in 2023 and 2024, beating out the Toyota cars (mostly the Corolla) that had dominated the global market for years beforehand. But since then, there have been worrying sales figures, particularly from Canada and Europe. Many commentators blame Elon Musk’s controversial association with the Trump presidency in the USA.
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2 weeks ago |
whichev.net | James Morris
The future of off-road racing has successfully completed its final pre-season hurdle, as the Extreme H Pioneer 25 hydrogen-powered race car concluded its intensive testing programme in the rugged terrain of southern France. With glowing endorsements from top drivers, the revolutionary vehicle is now poised for its competitive debut in the forthcoming FIA Extreme H World Cup. The final test session at the demanding Fontjoncouse circuit was designed to push the Pioneer 25 to its limits.
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Lynk & Co hopes the 08 will break the brand into the mainstream. Its "super hybrid" powertrain offers 124 miles of EV range. Is this the electrified car Europeans want? Lynk & Co 08 Test Driven: Can Super Hybrids Win In European Market? via @forbes https://t.co/aq83ZGOlmH
Modern car safety is all about automated accident prevention. Volvo reckons its Gaussian Splatting gives the advantage needed to keep its legacy as the safest brand. Volvo: Gaussian Splatting Is Our Secret Ingredient For Safer Cars via @forbes https://t.co/Ys8mMxYGcW
Smart cars are getting bigger, and the #5 is the largest yet. With 100kWh batteries and massive performance in Brabus form, could this car make Smart's sales bigger too? Smart #5 Electric SUV Proves That Size Really Does Matter via @forbes https://t.co/9xnGFQCv6w