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Monthly Archives: May 2010
Batteries: Honda has chosen Toshiba
We know Toshiba for its laptop computers, or its copiers, tomorrow we may also know this japanese company as a battery manufacturer for electric cars. Toshiba is building a new factory that will have an output of 500,000 SCiB (Super … Continue reading
Is the Tesla/Toyota partnership only a PR exercise?
Any way you look at it, there is something strange in the news of a partnership between Toyota and Tesla Motors. Tesla’s building about 15 cars a week, Toyota’s making more than 150,000. When you’re in the jungle, it doesn’t … Continue reading
625 miles in an electric car without recharging
The Japan EV Club got famous last year, when they built a car that drove 345-miles without recharging. That car was a small Daihatsu, that the club bought new with a gasoline engine, before converting it electric drive. They used … Continue reading
An electric car-sharing service launched in Japan
A convenience store like there’s thousands, with photovoltaic cells on the roof. With something strange, these solar cells do not make electricity for the shop below. The electricity is not used on the spot, nor is it sent to the … Continue reading
Posted in Car-sharing, Electric cars (EVs), EVs batteries and BMS, EVs chargers & grid, EVs conversion
Tagged Enerdel, Itochu, Mazda, Think
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Zytek’s launching a new electric motor’s family
A british company, Zytek is pretty well known for its talent in designing electric drivetrains. Working for the Daimler group, Zytek engineered, and built, the first batch of electric Smart Fortwo. And Zytek has kept on working with the germans, … Continue reading
Cloud computing in a car, is that real?
Cloud computing is arriving slowly in businesses all around the world, with some people already looking way forward: to bring cloud computing technologies in cars. The idea is to give the lonely driver information from the web, or maybe from … Continue reading
Cheaper than a Prius, the Auris hybrid
A new hybrid is available in Europe. It comes from Toyota. Again. This is not a new model, it’s the hybrid version of the Auris. Not sold in the US, the Auris was made for Europe, to compete against the … Continue reading
Money for electrics: Think gets it
The bad times seem to be over for Think, the small electric cars manufacturer from Norway. How normal! With so many people talking about EVs, it’s about time to realize that Think is one of the very few, the only … Continue reading
Ford will build hybrids in Valencia
Ford currently has 2 hybrids on the market in the US, the Fusion and the Escape, but none on the european market, and the manufacturer wants to change this. There was a doubt about which model would get hybridized, the … Continue reading
Electric cars: Germany’s charging ahead with Volkswagen
Germany has launched its “National Platform for Electric Mobility” during an electric mobility summit in Berlin. Leaders from the automotive industry, energy suppliers, and top scientists where there, under the guidance of german chancellor Angela Merkel. All german car manufacturers … Continue reading
Posted in Electric cars (EVs), EVs chargers & grid, EVs other than cars
Tagged Blue-e-Motion, Volkswagen
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