Porsche sets new division to create software-defined vehicles with ‘highly automated driving functions’

As Porsche looks to eventually transition into an all-electric sports car brand, it is establishing a new software-centric division at its Nardò Technical Center proving ground in Italy. The automaker and its technical center will utilize the nearby talent pool of software experts and engineers to hail in a new era of digitalization that will enable highly automated driving and other functions in future EVs.

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Iowa EVs now pay two taxes where gas cars only pay one

Iowa is about to adopt an additional “electric fuel excise tax” on July 1, meaning EVs in the state will now pay “fuel” taxes two different ways, whereas gas cars only pay one – and both of these taxes are higher than what a gas car pays.

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Lordstown (RIDE) founder dumps entire stake in EV startup following Foxconn feud

EV startup Lordstown Motors (RIDE) continues facing an uphill battle in bringing its Endurance electric pickup to market. The company’s founder and former CEO has now sold his entire stake in Lordstown as a dispute with Foxconn over funding could end in bankruptcy.

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Aventon Sinch.2 review: Is this new folding fat tire electric bike worth it?

When Aventon updated its popular Sinch folding electric bike for the latest generation, it brought in a number of new features while also leaving out a few choice options as well. So we’re taking a deep dive into testing the Aventon Sinch.2 to see how well the company’s new model works.

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Amazon Basics’ level 2 32A EV charger delivers 25 miles of range per hour at new low of $291.50 in New Green Deals

Are you still using a 110V outlet to charge your EV at home? It’s time to change that. With , you’ll get a 25-foot cord that’s ready to power any attached EV with or without an adapter. The J1772 plug is compatible with most EVs on the market from the factory, and those that aren’t can use a simple adapter to charge. It’ll add about 25 miles of range per hour to your EV, which gives you 200 miles of driving when charged for eight hours overnight. On sale right now for , this level 2 EV charger from Amazon is down to a new all-time low and at least 20% off its normal going rate. We also have a wide selection of Tesla and e-bike discounts in today’s New Green Deals, so you won’t want to miss that either.

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