Australian EV charger manufacturer Tritium supplies fast chargers for Europes UNIT-E fast-charging network

Tritium, the Australian-based technology company and leading international specialist in developing infrastructure solutions for the electric vehicle (EV) market, has supplied all the fast chargers for the Belgium stage of the European Union’s UNIT-E fast-charging network. The Belgium phase of the project, led by major energy supplier, EDF Luminus, has seen the installation of 25…

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Xing 1 Megawatt (1,341hp) supercar prototype immerses battery cells in coolant for maximum performance

Taipei-based electric powertrain startup XING Mobility have announced a 1,341hp rally-inspired supercar. The world’s first electric supercar with on-road and off-road capabilities, ‘Miss R’ is described by the company as a vehicle truly designed for performance driving, boasting four-wheel torque vectoring and capable of staggering speeds. Powered by 4 independent 350V motors, XING’s prototype supercar…

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An electric monster truck, 340 kph EV superbike & an all-electric supercar star in a new film by E.ON.

The world’s only fully electric monster truck, a 340 kph EV superbike and an all-electric 380 kph zero emissions supercar prototype have all been brought together in a new film by energy provider E.ON. The ‘Freedom is Electric’ campaign  highlights the diversity of the world of electric vehicles, charged using E.ON’s fast-charging technology, which will…

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BMW open “High-Voltage Battery Centre” in China to increase their worldwide battery production network

The BMW Group is continuing its expansion of its electrification production facilities this time by opening a new “High-Voltage Battery Centre” in Shenyang, China. The battery factory will supply the nearby Dadong plant, which is operated by the BMW Brilliance Automotive joint venture and will produce the BMW 5 Series Plug-in Hybrid for the local…

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Hinckley unveils Dasher, the world’s first fully electric luxury yacht using BMW i3 battery technology

Hinckley,  the American luxury yacht builders, have announced an interesting crossover in EV technology. The Dasher is the world’s first fully electric luxury yacht and it’s twin 80HP motors are powered by dual BMW i3 batteries. It makes sense for the boating world to embrace electric power because most marina berths already have “50 amp…

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The new Range Rover Electric Hybrid with a plug-in hybrid electric powertrain providing silent, sustainable luxury

Following the announcement of the new Range Rover Sport plug-in hybrid electric vehicle last week, Jaguar Land Rover’s journey from conventional internal combustion engines to electrified vehicles continues with the announcement of the new Range Rover P400e PHEV. Conceived nearly 50 years ago for the country set to use on the estate and then drive…

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Ford’s Future: A cut to conventional engine development funding of 30% to be invested into electric EV technology

New CEO Jim Hackett has presented his vision of Ford’s future. The plan is to make Ford a “fitter”, leaner more responsive company. With a reduction in the model range and development of conventional passenger cars Ford plan to free up capital to invest in their profitable SUV and truck division plus their recently announced…

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James Dyson has announced that they’ve begun work on a battery electric vehicle, due to launch in 2020.

When James Dyson, the inventor of the Dyson Vacuum Cleaner, announced to his company employees that they are working on an electric vehicle it’s certainly interesting news. But when he also announces that Dyson is investing $3.5 billion AUD, currently have a team over 400 strong that combines top Dyson engineers with talented individuals from…

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