Google announced they would no longer build custom artificial intelligence or machine learning algorithms for Big Oil and Gas after Greenpeace released a report this week exposing Silicon Valley’s enablement of the fossil-fuel industry.
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The online Mach-E Forum today posted emails sent by Ford to Europe-based customers explaining that the first deliveries of the all-electric SUV will be delayed until early 2021. However, a Ford spokesperson told us that the Mustang Mach-E will begin arriving in the US in late 2020, as planned.
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As cities look to reduce air pollution, some are equipping their police forces with electric cars. The Hyundai Kona Electric is proving to be a popular choice, in Europe at least. Police forces in Spain, Switzerland, and the United Kingdom currently use Kona Electric patrol cars, Hyundai said earlier this month in a press release. The Ioniq and…
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In today’s Electrek Green Energy Brief (EGEB):
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Once the additional 10 electric buses will be deployed, we might see 1 GWh within a few years.
Source: Electric Vehicle News
It will get a 3,500 kWh battery.
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The Tesla Model 3 arguably set the EV bar. Now it’s time for legacy brands to unleash the competition.
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It’s not traditional, but it checks almost all the right boxes.
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Sliding doors enhance useability by leaps and bounds.
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California has more electric cars than any other state, and a local utility wants to put them to work powering the grid. Southern California Edison (SCE) plans to launch a demonstration project for “vehicle-to-grid” or “V2G” technology, in which vehicles both charge and discharge power to the grid. More than 200,000 electric cars are currently on…
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