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Could McLaren go all-electric? UAE fund agrees to purchase 100% of the auto business to accelerate its growth

An Abu Dhabi-based investment firm has entered a non-binding agreement to buy 100% of McLaren’s automotive business, including a stake in the McLaren Group. The purchase goal is to bring additional capital to McLaren to accelerate its growth in vehicle development, particularly in electric vehicle technologies. If approved, could McLaren become the next supercar developer to go…
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Volkswagen to shut EV factory in Brussels

Just days after Volkswagen announced plans to shut down three factories in Germany—a first in the company’s history—the automaker has now confirmed the closure of its Audi plant in Brussels, where it produces the Audi Q8 E-Tron. This closure is scheduled for February 28, 2025. In September, Audi, a Volkswagen subsidiary, had already signaled intentions to halt production of the Q8 E-Tron…
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Navier delivers N30 electric hydrofoiling boat with 'world's longest range' to first customer

Maritime electrification startup Navier has hit a significant milestone today by reaching commercial production of its flagship electric hydrofoiling boat and delivering the first model to a customer. Better still, the young company has done so in an impressively short time. Navier is a Bay Area startup founded by two MIT alumni focused on building a new type of watercraft that cuts running costs…
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This new electric cargo bike fits five people - and isn't even that big

What’s black and yellow and has five smiling faces? A new Decathlon B’Twin F900E electric bike with four child-sized passengers riding up front. The new cargo e-bike has just launched, offering the minivan equivalent in the cargo e-bike world. The B’Twin F900E uses a front-loading setup instead of the more common long tail design, featuring a bathtub-sized and shaped kid carrier up front.
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