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Arc's $160M tugboat deal shows how electrifying big boats is the right choice

Arc boats has announced a deal with Curtin Maritime to build 8 electric “ship assist” tugboats, meant for moving large cargo ships in and out of port. But the big takeaway is that nobody’s doing it because of grants or subsidies, but rather because it just makes economic sense. We at Electrek have covered Arc before, but if you remember them it would probably be from their Arc One, Arc Sport…
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Dahon marks huge IPO as investors jump for leading folding bike maker

DAHON, a leading global folding bike manufacturer, is entering a new chapter, this time with a public market twist. The company’s tech subsidiary, DAHON TECH, officially listed on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange today, marking a major milestone for the 40-year-old folding bike pioneer. It is exceedingly rare for bicycle companies to reach the point of an IPO, which among other things, helps give us…
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Rimac unveils new solid state battery and EV powertrains

Rimac Technology used IAA Mobility in Munich to launch new products, including a new battery pack platform based on solid-state battery cells. The company, better known for its electric supercars, is trying to position itself as a tier 1 automotive industry supplier with a new product lineup. Rimac made its name with electric supercars like the Nevara, but the company has also long been…
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GM's promised affordable EVs hit another hurdle, but there's more to the story

The new Chevy Bolt EV is set to enter production later this year, with one fewer shift, following GM’s reduction in production plans at several US plants. Apart from the Bolt, GM promised a new family of affordable EVs. Are those, too, now at risk? GM says more affordable EVs are coming, but when? GM remained the number two EV maker in the US after back-to-back record sales months in July and…
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