Jaipur-based HOP Electric Mobility, an integrated electric mobility start-up has launched a network of battery charging / swapping stations under the brand Hop Energy Network. The company says it had started a pilot network with 5 Swapping stations and 50 Batteries in Jaipur earlier this year. And in just six months it has already swapped over… Continue reading HOP Electric Mobility’s launches battery-swapping station initiative in Jaipur
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Phoenix Motorcars launches new range of EV chargers for US market
Phoenix Motorcars, a subsidiary of SPI Energy (NASDAQ: SPI), builds medium-duty commercial EVs, including buses, trucks and vans. Now the company has launched a full range of EV charging products for the US market. Phoenix Motorcars’ chargers come in a variety of configurations for residential and commercial applications. All come with 24/7 network support, two-year… Continue reading Phoenix Motorcars launches new range of EV chargers for US market
@Geely: LEVC launches new VN5 electric van in Europe
Following a UK launch last November, LEVC (London Electric Vehicle Company) is now launching its new electric van, VN5, in Europe.Designed, engineered and manufactured at LEVC’s award winning production plant in Ansty, Coventry – the UK’s only dedicated electric vehicle factory – VN5 can enhance the green footprint of any business. LEVC’s VN5 uses of… Continue reading @Geely: LEVC launches new VN5 electric van in Europe
Jaguar Land Rover to crack down on poor reliability
Jaguar Land Rover boss Thierry Bolloré has pledged to solve the firm’s reliability and quality issues once for all. Bolloré, who assumed the role of CEO last autumn, says a lot of progress has already been made in what he describes as the first priority of his ‘Reimagine’ plan to turn the company’s fortunes around.… Continue reading Jaguar Land Rover to crack down on poor reliability
@Mazda: The Mazda Design Dynasty
Mention the name “Maeda-san” in a Mazda design department, and you are sure to get a reverent response. The last two generations of this family have shaped the look of the Mazda brand more than most, but they haven’t always seen eye to eye when it comes to design. Both legendary car designers at Mazda… Continue reading @Mazda: The Mazda Design Dynasty
@Toyota: Toyota Celebrates Differences Across the Spectrum with Inclusion for LGBTQ+ Employees
For many LGBTQ+ employees at Toyota, working in a welcoming and inclusive environment that celebrates and promotes individuality is what makes the company feel like a family. In fact, the automaker scored a coveted top 10 spot on Diversity Inc.’s 2021 list of best companies for diversity. Through Spectrum, one of Toyota’s Business Partnering Groups… Continue reading @Toyota: Toyota Celebrates Differences Across the Spectrum with Inclusion for LGBTQ+ Employees
GM recalls 380,000 SUVs to fix suspension issue
Detroit — General Motors is recalling more than 380,000 older SUVs in the U.S., many for a second time, to fix a suspension problem that can cause them to sway at highway speeds. GM decided on the recall after the U.S. National Highway Traffic Safety Administration opened an investigation last year. The recall covers 2010… Continue reading GM recalls 380,000 SUVs to fix suspension issue
Tesla’s recall of 285,000 cars in China is a ‘black-eye moment’ for the EV maker — but that won’t derail its strong prospects, Wedbush says
Tesla Inc CEO Elon Musk speaks at an opening ceremony for Tesla China-made Model Y program in Shanghai. Reuters Tesla’s recall of most of its cars delivered in China won’t derail its growth prospects, according to Wedbush. Analyst Dan Ives said the incident is a clear “black-eye moment” for Tesla, already having reputational issues in… Continue reading Tesla’s recall of 285,000 cars in China is a ‘black-eye moment’ for the EV maker — but that won’t derail its strong prospects, Wedbush says
Tesla is recalling around 285,000 vehicles in China because drivers are switching on its Autopilot feature by accident. It plans to update the software remotely.
Tesla will update software on about 285,000 vehicles in China, a state regulator said on Saturday. Autopilot software will be updated on some Model 3 and Y vehicles, Reuters reported. Drivers “easily activate the cruise control function by mistake,” the regulator said, AFP reported. See more stories on Insider’s business page. About 285,000 Tesla vehicles… Continue reading Tesla is recalling around 285,000 vehicles in China because drivers are switching on its Autopilot feature by accident. It plans to update the software remotely.
@BMW: ROLLS-ROYCE LANDSPEED COLLECTION: RECALLING A FORGOTTEN HERO001228
New Rolls-Royce Collection of Wraith and Dawn Black Badge Landspeed Collection celebrates the records set by British engineer Captain George Eyston in Thunderbolt, powered by two Rolls-Royce R V12 aero engines Interior details recall the Bonneville Salt Flats in Utah, where Eyston pursued his record-breaking endeavours in 1937-38 Salt Flats’ fissured texture is perfectly reproduced… Continue reading @BMW: ROLLS-ROYCE LANDSPEED COLLECTION: RECALLING A FORGOTTEN HERO001228