The FCC has approved SpaceX’s satellite internet service for use on ships, cars and airplanes. (Starlink, FCC) Go to Source
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Autonomous driving: Driverless taxis meet and block an intersection
Driverless cars sometimes have a mind of their own and can cause traffic jams. (Autonomous driving, technology) Go to Source
The Boring Company: First station of new tunnel opened under Las Vegas
Elon Musk’s Boring Company continues to work its way through the Las Vegas underground. (The Boring Company, electric car) Go to Source
JD Power: Electric vehicle manufacturers have serious quality problems
According to a survey by JD Power at Polestar and Tesla, new car buyers are particularly dissatisfied with the quality. Winner is Buick. (automobile, technology) Go to Source
Autonomous driving: Tesla is laying off almost 200 Autopilot employees
Tesla has closed an office in which the data from the Full Self Driving system is processed. 200 people lose their jobs. (Tesla, technology) Go to Source
Electric car: Hyundai Ioniq 6 gets a streamlined design
Hyundai has revealed the design of the Ioniq 6. With an aerodynamic body and an interior with a feel-good ambience, the electric car is intended to poach customers from Tesla. (Hyundai, technology) Go to Source
Rivian Adventure Network: Rivian opens first charging points in the countryside
If you want to visit the US national parks with your Rivian, you should be able to charge on the go. Three charging stations in California and Colorado are open. (Rivian, technology) Go to Source
Subsidies: Lindner would rather promote daycare centers than electric cars
In the debate about the future promotion of electric cars, Finance Minister Christian Lindner follows up. The criticism is not long in coming. (electric car, technology) Go to Source
Electric car: ID.3 competitor MG4 comes to Europe at the end of 2022
MG Motor is bringing its MG4 Electric compact electric car to Europe. The vehicle will appear in the fourth quarter of 2022. (electric car, technology) Go to Source
Fire brigade: E-car fire destroys house – photovoltaic makes extinguishing difficult
Firefighters in Hesse had problems extinguishing an electric car fire that spread to a residential building. There was photovoltaic on the roof. (electric car, technology) Go to Source