Tesla gives up on Cybertruck wireless charging

Photo: Tesla Tesla has given up on bringing wireless charging to the Cybertruck, according to the its lead engineer. He claimed that they figured out it didn’t make sense on a efficiency basis, but there might be more to the story. In 2023, Tesla teased a new wireless home charging station – pictured above. The automaker… Continue reading Tesla gives up on Cybertruck wireless charging

German Manager Magazin: BYD awaits hundreds of bankruptcies from car manufacturers in China004407

Around 130 car manufacturers most recently frolicked on the Chinese market for electric cars – according to experts, it will be significantly less in the future. The market leader Byd About expected According to “Financial Times”  that the number of providers could shrink by about 100. The forecast of the advisory company Alixpartners goes in… Continue reading German Manager Magazin: BYD awaits hundreds of bankruptcies from car manufacturers in China004407

Drivers Can Now Get a Transmission Inspection and Repair Service in Cayey, Puerto Rico

Drivers needing expert care to keep their vehicle shifting smoothly can rely on the professional transmission inspection and repair service now available at Flagship Honda. CAYEY, Puerto Rico, Sept. 9, 2025 /PRNewswire/ — Drivers in Puerto Rico now have access to expert transmission inspection and repair service at Flagship Honda in Cayey. A vehicle’s transmission is… Continue reading Drivers Can Now Get a Transmission Inspection and Repair Service in Cayey, Puerto Rico

Swedish GreenTech can meet AI’s global energy needs – with waste gas

GOTHENBURG, Sweden, Sept. 9, 2025 /PRNewswire/ — AI is growing at record speed – but it consumes enormous amounts of electricity. At the same time, even greater amounts of energy are wasted when landfill and other gas sources are burned off in open flames – a process known as flaring. Now, Swedish-American tech company TEXEL… Continue reading Swedish GreenTech can meet AI’s global energy needs – with waste gas

India’s EV Industry Declares Victory Over Early Adoption Phase as World EV Day 2025 Marks Transition to Scale

The transformation is visible in the numbers. Electric vehicle sales in India are expected to exceed 2 million units in fiscal 2025, while globally, EVs are projected to capture 25% of all new car sales by year-end. This represents a dramatic shift from just a few years ago when electric vehicles were largely curiosities on… Continue reading India’s EV Industry Declares Victory Over Early Adoption Phase as World EV Day 2025 Marks Transition to Scale