Rosie Gizauskas
Writer at Freelance
Senior Writer, @Slidoapp. Based in Dulwich but SE15 at heart. [email protected] for freelance content/journalism commissions 📝
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1 week ago |
here.com | Maja Stefanovic |Rosie Gizauskas
Today's sustainable energy solutions are reshaping the way we think about transportation. Electric vehicles are leading this change. But when it comes to charging or fueling these vehicles, there are two main options: electric charging stations and hydrogen fueling stations. To emit little to no greenhouse gases and reduce the dependence on fossil fuels, EVs rely on either a plug-in battery or a hydrogen fuel cell to power their engines.
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1 month ago |
here.com | Rosie Gizauskas |Maja Stefanovic |Louis Boroditsky
A key feature of today's connected vehicles, over-the-air (OTA) updates allow manufacturers to remotely upgrade the software in your car via Wi-Fi or network data signal, and can include brand new features being added. And this all takes place without you having to lift a finger—think of it like your cellphone downloading an update while you sleep. But can upgrading the software in your car actually add value to it?
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1 month ago |
here.com | Louis Boroditsky |Rosie Gizauskas
The automotive industry, once a symbol of might and innovation, is undergoing a transformation unlike anything it’s seen before. From the push for greener vehicles and smarter tech to the rise of car-sharing and subscription services, the way we think about cars is being turned upside down. But these shifts aren’t just challenges—they’re opportunities. For businesses, it’s a chance to reinvent. For policymakers, a moment to lead. And for consumers? It’s the dawn of a whole new driving experience.
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Oct 2, 2024 |
here.com | Ian Dickson |Rosie Gizauskas |Maja Stefanovic
Spanning more than 8,000 miles (13,000 kilometers), the German autobahn is the only major highway network in the world that doesn’t have a speed limit. Denoted by a white circle with five black lines, drivers are free to drive as fast as they dare – or their cars allow. While most drivers abide by the German government’s recommendation of 81mph (130pkh), some choose to ignore it. Although do exist on some stretches of the autobahn, more than 70% of the network remains restricted.
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Sep 26, 2024 |
here.com | Rosie Gizauskas |Maja Stefanovic
It might sound like science fiction, but like wireless mobile phone chargers becoming widespread, the technology is now in development for electric vehicles too. HERE360 takes a look at the burgeoning new tech, as well as the remaining challenges before the idea can fully take off. Power transferWireless EV charging is otherwise known as "inductive charging". The tech works via electromagnetic induction, charging a battery instead of a traditional plugged cable.
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