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The EU says PHEVs emit six times more CO2 than official claims on average, yet automakers are fine with it. Source link
ENGWE has just launched its latest all-terrain electric bike, the E26 3.0, and the company is going big on power this time around. The new model combines dual hub motors, full suspension, and chunky fat tires into a bike that looks designed to handle just about anything you can throw at it. While ENGWE has plenty of commuter-focused models, this new launch appears to be designed for the dirt – and has the power to match it. The ENGWE E26 3.0 uses a pair of hub motors rated for a combined 2,000W of peak power, with ENGWE claiming up to…
Taiwan’s ProLogium seems to have cracked the code, with the first mass-produced solid-state cells promising impressive energy density. Source link
Green Deals Labor Day – EcoFlow power station flash sale from $599, Hiboy EVs 47% off from $300, Autel 80A EV charger low, more
It’s the final day of Amazon’s Labor Day Sale event, as well as Best Buy’s Labor Day Sale, not to mention a bunch of other direct sales we’ve been featuring the last two weeks – with all the deals we’ve spotted rounded up together in our one-stop-shop Labor Day Green Deals hub here. For our Monday edition, we’ve got a fresh EcoFlow Labor Day flash sale with up to 33% savings on four units starting from $599, as well as Hiboy’s full Labor Day EV Sale lineup that starts from $300. There’s also the Autel MaxiCharger AC Pro 80A Level…
Range Rover is preparing to take a new approach to modern car interiors. The brand wants fewer screens in its future lineup. As rivals, particularly Chinese brands, continue filling dashboards with increasingly large displays, the British luxury marque is planning to reduce screen sizes across its new models. The strategy has been previewed by the upcoming Range Rover GT. Its cabin features a centrally mounted touchscreen positioned lower on the dashboard, accompanied by a slim digital driver display. There is no huge screen stretching across the dashboard, while a dedicated passenger display has also been considered unnecessary. Range Rover believes…
Elon Musk recently restated a fact that still defines SpaceX’s origin story: if Falcon 1’s fourth launch had failed, the company would not exist. The comment answered a reminder that after three consecutive losses, SpaceX had money for only one more attempt. On X, Peter Diamandis said that the present-day acknowledgement of SpaceX’s success does not discount the rough start the company had. “Almost nobody remembers that Elon’s first rocket failed three times, and there was money for exactly only one more attempt.” Musk said, “If the 4th launch had failed, SpaceX would not exist.” If the 4th launch had…
Built in Slovenia, the all-new Dacia Spring gets a roomier body and up to 155 miles of range, starting at €17,900 in Italy. Source link
XPeng’s IRON robot walks off the company’s new production line in Guangzhou. Source: XPENG XPeng has switched on what it calls the world’s first automated production line for advanced humanoid robots, and its IRON robot walked off that line under its own power. The Chinese automaker says the line runs with more than 80% of its core processes automated. It’s the clearest signal yet that IRON is headed for real manufacturing and not just stage demos. XPeng is targeting mass production by the end of 2026. From a viral stage demo to a real line If IRON looks familiar, that’s…
All cars come with a ZF eight-speed automatic gearbox. It’s a good combination with the 2.0-litre engine and delivers quick and sharp gear changes. The aluminium paddles on the steering column add a level of tactility that’s lacking in some of the Stelvio’s rivals – those cars tend to use flimsier plastic paddles. If you’re a keen driver who likes to take control, you’ll appreciate this touch. Town driving, visibility and parkingThe fundamental benefits of an SUV are clear in the Stelvio, as even with a high dash and thin glass, there’s still a good view out from the front…
A Tesla ran a stop sign and killed a man, record confirms Full Self-Driving/Autopilot was on
A Tesla Model 3 ran a stop sign in Buena Vista Township, New Jersey, and hit a Honda Civic turning left through the intersection. The Civic’s driver, 82-year-old Stephen Field, was killed. Police reported it as a car that failed to stop. What no one reported is that Tesla’s own data says the car’s driver-assist system was engaged. This is part of an ongoing Electrek investigation matching reported crashes to Tesla’s redacted NHTSA data. What happened at Route 671 and Chestnut Around 6:57 p.m. on Sunday, July 6, 2025, New Jersey State Police troopers were called to the intersection of…
