The Fuel Of The Future That’s 9 Times More Efficient Than Lithium

In addition, a joint venture in oil-rich Saudi Arabia has announced plans to $2.5 billion green ammonia project in the Duqm SEZ. Ammonia’s Potential in the Marine Industry The global marine industry is a large, readily available market that has already begun turning to ammonia to help meet its energy needs. Ship owners and industry… Continue reading The Fuel Of The Future That’s 9 Times More Efficient Than Lithium

[Inter Battery 2021] Drawing Attention to Keynote Lectures on K-Battery Future Technology

3 K-battery companies’ super-gap strategyLG Energy Solution “to increase cost competitiveness”Samsung SDI” first mass production of all-solid battery”SK Innovation “to secure fire safety” <Director Heok Jang of Samsung SDI Research Center is giving a presentation at Inter Battery 2021> LG Energy Solution, Samsung SDI, and SK Innovation are to lead the future market with EV… Continue reading [Inter Battery 2021] Drawing Attention to Keynote Lectures on K-Battery Future Technology

Ghosn speaks his mind on Renault-Nissan’s fall – Asia Times

This is the second of two stories based on an exclusive interview with Carlos Ghosn. Part one, “Secret pay never happened,” is here. It was a big event at the time, although mostly forgotten by now. On a mild autumn evening in 2004, Carlos Ghosn, then president and CEO of Nissan Motor Co, was inducted… Continue reading Ghosn speaks his mind on Renault-Nissan’s fall – Asia Times

Ford Motor Shows Signs of Revival Under Jim Farley – The New York Times

For years, Ford Motor has been working on a turnaround but showing little progress in the showroom or its profits. But the 118-year-old automaker’s outlook has brightened recently, and many analysts give credit to Jim Farley, who took over as chief executive last October. Ford has introduced several well-received models, including a redesigned F-150 pickup… Continue reading Ford Motor Shows Signs of Revival Under Jim Farley – The New York Times

Toyota unveils new Land Cruiser

Toyota has unveiled the new Land Cruiser in the 70th anniversary year of the SUV. Since 1951, a cumulative total of approximately 10.4 million units and more than 300,000 units a year have been sold in 170 countries and regions all over the world. Now, Toyota has completely redesigned the Land Cruiser’s character by merging… Continue reading Toyota unveils new Land Cruiser

Ford Motor Shows Signs of Revival Under Jim Farley

For years, Ford Motor has been working on a turnaround but showing little progress in the showroom or its profits. But the 118-year-old automaker’s outlook has brightened recently, and many analysts give credit to Jim Farley, who took over as chief executive last October. Ford has introduced several well-received models, including a redesigned F-150 pickup… Continue reading Ford Motor Shows Signs of Revival Under Jim Farley

Joby Aviation eyes Asia and Europe as early markets alongside North America

While electric vertical take-off and landing passenger aircraft startup Joby Aviation is targeting North America for its initial commercial launch, founder and CEO JoeBen Bevirt expects the company to have an early presence in Asia and Europe as well. Bevirt, who joined the TC Sessions: Mobility 2021 on June 9, didn’t give away the first… Continue reading Joby Aviation eyes Asia and Europe as early markets alongside North America

Eying deal, GM softens on tough standards for car pollution

Detroit — The nation’s largest automaker said Wednesday it can support greenhouse gas emissions limits that other car manufacturers negotiated with California – if they are achieved mostly by promoting sales of fully electric vehicles. It is a new stance for General Motors, which had supported the Trump administration’s efforts to end California’s ability to set… Continue reading Eying deal, GM softens on tough standards for car pollution

@Toyota: Woven Alpha, Isuzu and Hino Begin Exploring the Use of Automated Mapping Platform

Woven Alpha, Inc. (“Woven Alpha”), a group company of Woven Planet Holdings, Inc., a subsidiary of Toyota Motor Corporation (“Toyota”), Isuzu Motors Limited, (“Isuzu”), and Hino Motors, Ltd. (“Hino”) announced today an agreement to proceed with talks to utilize the Automated Mapping Platform (“AMP”) developed by Woven Alpha. Go to Source