As I wrote a while ago after my first impressions of the 2018 Winter test of the Kia Niro Plug-in Hybrid electric car. I stared with: “All good”. By the way and for the record. These long-term tests are way better car companies. That's cause I get more accurate readings on MPG here. It's all... Continue Reading →
txchnologist: by Matthew Van Dusen Let’s freaking go Utah State. I mean we ask a lot of our cars – heat me, cool me, shut up, be comfy, be exciting and, increasingly, propel me without costly and polluting gasoline. It’s the latter request that confounds, since batteries, the most obvious replacements for gas, are heavy... Continue Reading →
Vattenfall e-mobility aims to become a leading electric vehicle (EV) charging infrastructure operator. Yet in collaboration with partners. Vattenfall announcing a major new partnership with leading car manufacturer Volvo Cars. In addition with the aim to make EV charging easier at home. InCharge Smart Home Vattenfall and Volvo offering all Volvo’s plug-in hybrid customers in... Continue Reading →
Vattenfall investing SEK 1 billion (EUR 100 million) in large-scale solar energy generation. In addition, Vattenfall also provides small-scale solar solutions for customers. The investments support Vattenfall's goal to become fossil-free within a generation. Press release | 2018-03-02 | 08:00 AM Yes folks, Vattenfall plans to invest SEK 1 billion in developing new solar power... Continue Reading →
Test Porsche Drive electric from a computer simulation via the test bench to the road Shall we test some Porsche drive electric, First of all, Porsche’s first purely electrically driven sports car. It's also called the Taycan. So the Taycan is currently completing its final test drives before it enters Porsche... Continue Reading →
