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Solar power overtakes coal and gas in Germany, a country with little sun

Germany produced 18% of its electricity through solar power in 2025, up from 14% in 2024, a significant leap that meant solar overtook both coal and methane gas in the country’s electrical supply – despite the high latitudes the whole country sits at. Germany has been through several significant changes in its energy system in recent years, often brought on as a result of some sort of…
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Honda and Sony will deliver their first EV in 2026, but this SUV may be an even bigger hit

Honda and Sony will begin delivering their first co-developed EV, the Afeela 1, later this year. The joint venture revealed a new electric SUV prototype that could steal the spotlight. Honda and Sony are launching an electric SUV Honda and Sony’s joint venture, Sony Honda Mobility (SHM), showcased their second EV at CES 2026 this week, the Afeela Prototype 2026. Although it’s still a…
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How one Chinese e-bike motor maker is building quieter electric bikes

If you’ve spent enough time riding electric bikes, you quickly realize that power is only part of the draw. Another big part is sound – or more accurately, the lack of it. A smooth, quiet motor can make an e-bike feel refined and premium, while a buzzy, rattly drivetrain can cheapen the experience no matter how strong the specs look on paper. That’s something Bafang, one of the world’s…
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Success! High-speed wireless charging gets real at Purdue University

For the first time in the US, a battery-electric semi truck has successfully been charged at highway speeds, and without wires thanks to a new, patent-pending system designed by a team of Purdue University engineers with support from Cummins. First announced last April as a joint project between Purdue and Cummins, the project electrified a quarter-mile long segment of US Highway 52/US Highway…
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