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On his first day in office on Monday, President Donald Trump declared war on the electric car. In an executive order, Trump signaled his intention to roll back the $7,500 subsidy for clean-car purchases, loosen tailpipe pollution regulations and, broadly speaking, take a hatchet to Biden-era policies that are helping to fuel the growth…
Continue readingOrders for The Car of the Year-winning Alpine A290 have opened, with the pure electric hot hatch being priced from £33,500 OTR. PCP pricing starts at £345 for a GT model, based on a 2.9% APR representative offer, with a £5,054 customer deposit and 6,000-mile annual limit. Additionally, early A290 buyers can take advantage…
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US-based silicon oxide anode material producer NanoGraf has announced the release of Onyx, “an EV-ready silicon anode material that delivers dramatically improved lithium-ion battery performance at cost parity with synthetic graphite anodes.” “Designed to deliver peak performance at a lower price point than other available silicon anode options, Onyx is drop-in ready today, and…
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A team member recently shared an inspiring story with me about Men’s Health Month. Last summer, he saw an FTI wellness flyer that reminded him to schedule his annual physical. Motivated by this simple reminder, he has since made significant strides in improving his health and is continuing to work towards his wellness goals…
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With developing worries about environmental change, rising fuel costs, and the requirement for manageable transportation, EVs are picking up speed in the country. In any case, there’s something else to EVs besides smooth plans and zero outflows. Charging infrastructure, frequently the uncelebrated yet truly great individual, is vital in making the EV dream a…
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Max Ma’s hopeful vision and bright-eyed optimism is compelling. The CEO of Faraday Future’s sub-brand, Faraday X, laid out a narrative of a dogged company, overcoming a decade of obstacles to achieve production of its first product, then moving on to higher-volume segments. He promises affordable electric vehicles and plug-in hybrids ranging from $20,000 to…
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There’s a growing consensus that curbside charging is the solution to the challenge of drivers who have no option of installing chargers at their homes. San Francisco is evaluating curbside charging solutions from three EV charging providers, and Mayor London Breed recently announced the next phase of the program. San Francisco’s Curbside EV Charging…
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When Dalton was in high school, he dreamed of a career in the skilled trades. Through FTI’s youth apprenticeship program, he turned that dream into reality, earning 450 hours toward his journeyman’s license. Today, he’s not just working in the field, he’s leading crews at FTI as a Licensed Electrician. Abby, another goal-oriented apprentice,…
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Electric vehicles (EVs) have overwhelmed the world, and for good. They’re productive, harmless to the ecosystem, and financially savvy over the long haul. However, as additional individuals choose the EV way of life, one issue is crawling into the spotlight: overheating chargers. Indeed, that small piece of tech running your vehicle can get hot….
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Tesla’s MegaPack Charger can send 250 kW to eight connected EVs at the same time. The chargers are pre-installed on a semi-truck trailer. Charging an electric vehicle can be daunting sometimes, but Tesla, the biggest player in the game, has long figured it out. Thanks to its extensive Supercharger network of DC fast chargers…
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On December 21st, NIO Day 2024 was held at the well-known landmark of Guangzhou, Haixinsha Asian Games Park. This edition of NIO Day was organized on the occasion of the 10th anniversary of NIO’s founding, with the theme “Together & Further,” showcasing NIO’s decade long journey of technology breakthroughs, taken alongside industry innovators. Over…
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Sponsored by Parker. Commercial work trucks have historically utilized mechanical Power Take Off units (PTOs) to transfer power from the diesel engine and transmission to operate hydraulic, water, vacuum pumps, pneumatic compressors, etc. An ePTO replaces the traditional mechanical PTO for electrified vehicles. ePTOs are a broad term and represent many implementations and form…
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