James Morris
@forbes and @FortuneMagazine EV Contributor, Editor @whichevnet, former Editor @pcpro, Senior Lecturer @cityjournalism, video producer, music lover, father
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1 week ago |
forbes.com | James Morris
For decades, the Volvo brand has been synonymous with safety. But keeping passengers secure is no longer just about a strong cabin or cleverly designed crumple zones. Increasingly, safety is about semi-autonomous driving technology that can mitigate collisions or even avoid them entirely. Volvo intends to be ahead of the game in this era too. Its secret weapon? Something called “Gaussian Splatting”.
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1 week ago |
whichev.net | James Morris
The electric vehicle (EV) revolution is well underway, transforming not only how we drive but also how we think about energy. Beyond simply drawing power from the grid, EVs are increasingly being viewed as mobile energy storage units capable of returning power when it's most needed. This innovative concept is known as Vehicle-to-Grid (V2G) technology, and it holds the potential to reshape our energy landscape, offering significant benefits to EV owners, the National Grid, and the environment.
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2 weeks ago |
forbes.com | James Morris
Once upon a time, not so long ago, Smart cars were tiny. But the brand has well and truly moved on from that era. The #1 was still urban in focus, despite being a more traditional crossover hatchback size, and the #3 took that in a more coupe-like direction. But now we have the Smart #5, and it’s very much in a different league to any Smart that went before. Smart #5: Is Bigger Better? The #1 and #3 are still “city first” cars, but with more extra-urban capabilities.
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2 weeks ago |
thaiexaminer.com | James Morris |Son Nguyen
Thai police raided a Nonthaburi karaoke bar run by foreigners using Myanmar bank accounts and undocumented migrant staff. A Thai woman was arrested, seven foreign workers detained, and investigators are probing links to trafficking and money laundering.
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3 weeks ago |
forbes.com | James Morris
Five years ago, Verge made headlines with its TS electric motorbike. Not only did this two-wheeler have an incredibly cool-looking, hubless rear motor, but this engine also delivered as much torque as a Pagani Huayra hypercar. Verge never planned to limit itself to bikes, however. Now transformed into Donut Lab, the company has technology that it reckons could revolutionize the design of EV powertrains at every level. I talked to Donut Lab about its plans for EV world domination.
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Bacteria from plants can produce electricity. Nova Innova reckons this could play a role in your home energy mix, with a Peugeot photoshoot providing a trial run. Could Your Electric Vehicle Be Powered By Plants In The Future? via @forbes https://t.co/AuHnaihptW
Vessev's VS-9 combines electrification with hydrofoiling to take small commercial boats to a new level of efficiency and smooth journeys. Electric Vessev VS-9 Hydrofoil Is 5X More Efficient Than Regular Boats via @forbes https://t.co/7DDdhpGvNk
This is pretty amazing. This Zeekr car parks itself automatically in a charging bay, then a robot arm hooks up for charging speeds up to 383kW. Then it drives away when done. Watch this video to see the whole process in action. https://t.co/b3XvijNC8h