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The 2026 MINI Countryman E and SE will be upgraded later this year with a new battery and fresh hardware designed to help it travel further on a single charge. Due to arrive in European dealers from March 2026, the revised MINI Countryman E and SE replace their current 64.6kWh battery with a slightly…
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adminisNigeria and South Korea have agreed to establish an electric vehicle (EV) manufacturing plant and charging infrastructure, aimed at boosting local production and EV adoption. The Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) was signed by John Enoh, minister of State for Industry, and representatives of South Korea’s Asia Economic Development Committee (AEDC). The National Automotive Design…
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Temperatures at BWI Airport dropped to around 10°F this morning as an Arctic air outbreak continues across Maryland. Cold weather reduces EV range and increases demand for fast charging, making reliable public stations especially important for airport users and rideshare drivers. The four 150 kW DC fast chargers in the BWI Cell Phone Lot,…
Continue readingVolvo Trucks North America has announced plans to deliver three zero-tailpipe-emission Volvo VNR Electric trucks to City Harvest in 2026 as part of the Bronx Is Breathing clean transportation initiative. City Harvest is New York City’s largest food rescue organization, and the project is backed by a $10 million award from the New York…
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South Korea’s Incheon has opened a hydrogen mobility hub at Incheon International Airport, marking a significant step in the city’s long-running push to deploy hydrogen in transport and reduce emissions from high-mileage commercial vehicles. The hub, located in the Terminal 2 car park, includes a liquid hydrogen refuelling station designed to support the transition…
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The EV charging station market is booming as the world buys even further into electric-powered vehicles. EV ownership is becoming a mainstream choice for drivers across the UK, and petrol station EV charging sites are rapidly emerging as a critical part of the national charging infrastructure. EV charging stations are a profitable business opportunity…
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adminisThe Legacy Support Group for Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s Renewed Hope Agenda has reaffirmed its backing for the Federal Government’s reform policies, declaring support for what it described as a long-term recovery framework aimed at building a more stable and prosperous Nigeria. Speaking at a press conference, the group’s National Patron, Chief Mike Okiro,…
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Tesla has released data on its full-self-driving (FSD) supervised software for the first time, revealing over 1 million FSD users around the world. In the deck of the company’s Q4 2025 earnings report, the company had a table listing the number of FSD subscriptions, which as of the end of 2025, stands at 1.1…
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adminisTetracore Energy Group Limited has announced plans to expand into gas-to-liquids (GTL) processing and ammonia-urea fertiliser production, marking a new phase in the company’s long-term growth strategy. The move is aimed at increasing the conversion of Nigeria’s natural gas into products for domestic use and export, while supporting the country’s gas-based industrial agenda. The…
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Major technological disruptions tend to come in waves, and it’s rare for the companies that lead the first waves to be at the forefront of subsequent waves (anybody remember Blackberry? MySpace? Yahoo?). Few companies have so completely dominated the first wave of a tech tsunami as Tesla, which produced the first EV that the…
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Dutch lithium supplier AMG seeks to bypass China FRANKFURT, Jan 29 (Reuters) – Dutch miner and lithium supplier AMG Critical Materials (AMG.AS), plans to reduce dependence on China by processing battery-grade lithium for electric vehicles in Brazil, Portugal and Germany, its head of development told Reuters. AMG development head Michael Connor said the firm…
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adminisHybrid-electric vehicles dethroned purely petrol-powered cars as the top power option among consumers in Europe last year, data showed Tuesday. Some 1.88 million new vehicles were registered in 2025 in the European Union, an increase of 1.8 per cent from the previous year, according to the European Automobile Manufacturers’ Association (ACEA). New car…
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