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WednesdaySep 15, 2021 12:30 pm

Wireless Charging Has Potential to Speed Up EV Uptake

Electric vehicles (“EVs”) have been crowned as the successor of the internal combustion engine vehicles, which have dominated the roads for more than a century. Climate change and global warming have necessitated the switch from fossil fuel-powered cars to zero-emission electric cars, and several territories around the world have issued mandates to ensure this transition happens over the next couple of decades. However, one issue that has consistently stood in the way of mass EV adoption and is poised to be a major problem moving forward is EV charging. America’s public EV charging infrastructure is insufficient and unreliable; in addition,…

TuesdaySep 14, 2021 12:25 pm

Mercedes Benz Unveils EV Lineup Ahead of IAA Mobility Show

With territories around the world looking to replace the fossil-fueled cars on their roads with zero-emission electric vehicles (“EVs”), a ton of EV startups have thrown their hat into the ring. German automotive brand Mercedez-Benz is the latest company to announce plans to jump into the deep end of the burgeoning electric vehicle space. Tesla has been the most successful so far, but legacy automakers such as Mercedes, Ford, Volkswagen and Volvo, which have decades of experience, have been giving the California-based EV pioneer a run for its money. As part of its years long plan to become an all-electric…

MondaySep 13, 2021 12:14 pm

How to Use a DC Fast EV Charger

With several territories around the world set on replacing fossil fuel cars on their roads with electric vehicles (“EVs”) over the next few decades, we’re going to see a lot more public electric vehicle charging stations. EVs are powered by rechargeable lithium-ion battery packs, and unlike conventional vehicles that can be fully fueled in just a couple of minutes, recharging an electric vehicle to 100% can take quite a while, depending on the type of charger used. Of the nearly 50,000 public chargers that make up America’s charging infrastructure, only 5,000 are Level 1 fast chargers that can charge an…

FridaySep 10, 2021 12:26 pm

Electrify America Makes Locating EV Chargers Easier for Motorists

America’s electric vehicle (“EV”) segment has grown a great deal since Tesla Inc. (NASDAQ: TSLA) first released the Tesla Roadster, but insufficient public EV charging infrastructure remains one of the most significant hurdles to EV adoption. While there are more than 150,000 gas stations spread out across the country, there are only 50,000 EV chargers in the country, with an estimated 5,000 of them being Level 1 fast chargers. Consequently, any long journey using an EV requires extensive planning to ensure you have enough chargers along your route, especially if you plan on using fast chargers, which are in short…

FridaySep 10, 2021 9:15 am

DSG Global Inc. (DSGT) Subsidiary Announces Launch of Innovative Three-Wheel, Four-Passenger EV

New Sagitta electric vehicle will be unveiled at Nov. 17 LA Auto Show Imperium is CMW’s primary Sagitta distribution partner; company anticipates high demand for game-changing vehicle Limited production planned by late 2022, reservations accepted mid-year DSG Global (OTCQB: DSGT) and its subsidiary, Imperium Motors, have announced the planned unveiling of the Sagitta(TM) electric vehicle during the upcoming Nov. 17, 2021, LA Auto Show (https://ibn.fm/3R6GE). Imperium will partner with California Mobility Works (“CMW”) to show the new three-wheel, four-passenger EV, which is expected to create quite a stir during the shows. “We are thrilled to team up with CMW and make…

ThursdaySep 09, 2021 12:27 pm

New Process Could Halt Permanent Energy Loss from Batteries

With several territories around the world striving for a future where zero-emission electric cars make the majority of vehicles on the road, battery makers are consistently working to make batteries more energy dense and efficient. Electric vehicles (“EVs”) rely on rechargeable lithium-ion batteries for power rather than internal combustion engines (“ICE”), which comes with a set of challenges unique to rechargeable electronic devices such as mobile phones, laptops and EVs. For starters, while most electronic devices indicate that they are 100% when fully charged, this usually represents just 70% to 90% of their theoretical energy-holding capacity. The rest is lost…

WednesdaySep 08, 2021 1:19 pm

CNBC Test Confirms US EV Charging Network Still Woefully Inadequate

The government is determined to replace the fossil fuel vehicles on the roads with zero-emission electric vehicles (“EVs”), so much so that President Joseph Biden recently announced that his administration was aiming to achieve 50% electric vehicle sales by 2030. Automakers are already on board, including EV startups and companies that have been around for a while, such as Ford and Mercedes. In addition, we are likely to see more than two dozen new EV models in the next few years. However, thanks to America’s inadequate public charging infrastructure, range anxiety and charging are among the most significant barriers to…

WednesdaySep 08, 2021 9:30 am

Ideanomics Inc. (NASDAQ: IDEX) Completes Commercial EV Ecosystem Reach through M&A Deal with Van Manufacturer VIA

Sustainability cultivator Ideanomics has reached an agreement with commercial EV vehicle manufacturer VIA Motors to acquire VIA in an all-stock transaction valued at $450 million The VIA acquisition will solidify Ideanomics’ position as a made-in-America brand focused on building an end-to-end commercial EV ecosystem Ideanomics has completed other M&A activity in recent months designed to establish sustainable solutions that reduce the harmful effects of pollutants on the earth’s climate, particularly involving wireless battery-charging technology for commercial fleets The acquisition will help VIA to focus on completing the manufacturing process, with vehicles expected to roll out by 2023 New York-based Ideanomics…

TuesdaySep 07, 2021 12:55 pm

Fleet Managers Lack Requisite Expertise to Make Decisions on EVs

The electrification of vehicular transport is all but inevitable, thanks to a variety of challenging but ultimately solvable factors such as high costs and poor charging infrastructure. However, most ordinary drivers are not willing to ditch their internal combustion engine (“ICE”) vehicles for electric vehicles (“EVs”). Fleets, on the other hand, can easily overcome these issues, and governments in several territories are encouraging companies and their fleet managers to electrify their fleets in a bid to reduce reliance on fossil fuels and clean up the air. Municipalities and companies will have enough funds to purchase a couple of electric vehicles…

FridaySep 03, 2021 3:03 pm

Global EV Market Expected to See Nearly 20% CAGR Until 2028

The nascent electric vehicle (“EV”) sector is poised to experience major growth over the next decade. As the effects of climate change become increasingly apparent around the world amid freezing temperatures, heat waves and massive wildfires, territories are scrambling to reduce their reliance on fossil fuels and cut down on their greenhouse gas emissions by replacing fossil fuel cars with zero-emission electric vehicles. As such, the sector will experience significant growth over the next decade as automakers and fleets work to meet carbon emission standards and more drivers ditch their internal combustion engine (“ICE”) for electric cars. According to a…

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