Cleantech & EV'sNews

Formula E pushes back its 600 kW mid-race charging plans till next year

Formula E, the electric open-wheel racing series, has pushed back plans to introduce a mid-race 600 kW charging session until next year. The series had planned to have a short charging pit stop during races this year, but supply chain issues have delayed the implementation of the plan. This year, Formula E introduced a new, faster “Gen3” car, which is lighter and more powerful than last…
Read more
Cleantech & EV'sNews

Portland's plans for a zero-emission delivery zone sound like a breath of fresh air

You will soon be able to catch a breath of fresh air in downtown Portland. The city is planning to establish a zero-emission delivery zone to promote a safe and cleaner way of moving goods in the area. The project will be the first in the nation of its kind. Oregon’s largest city, Portland, is home to over 650,000 people (with over 2.5 million in the metro area). With plentiful parks, bike…
Read more
Cleantech & EV'sNews

BMW teases home stretch of i5 sedan development ahead of world premiere

BMW is now weeks away from the world premiere of an all-electric version of its long-running 5 series and has shared some camouflaged images of the new i5 eDrive40 completing summer testing. BMW also shared some design and performance specs i5 customers can expect to see in the new EV. As a combustion model, the 5 series has been a staple in BMW’s lineup since 1972 and remains the German…
Read more
Cleantech & EV'sNews

Bosch to acquire TSI Semiconductors, injecting $1.5B to meet SiC chip demand for EVs

The world’s largest auto supplier is expanding its semiconductor manufacturing capabilities to meet the growing demand for computer chips for electric vehicles. Bosch announced Wednesday that it is acquiring US chipmaker TSI Semiconductor and investing $1.5 billion to produce silicon carbide (SiC) semiconductors and enable the adoption of EVs. Bosch has been busy transforming its business as…
Read more