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Michigan will get a new graphite processing factory to support US EV battery production [Update]

Graphex Technologies has entered into an exclusive non-binding memorandum of understanding (MOU) to form a joint venture with Emerald Energy Solutions to construct and operate a graphite processing facility in Michigan. March 23 update: Graphex has chosen the city of Warren to be the site of the first-ever graphite processing facility in the US. Graphex says it selected Warren because of its…
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Fiido Beast seated & standing 30 mph electric scooter launches, offers choose-your-own ride style

A few weeks ago we covered the announcement of the Fiido Beast, a new class of electric scooter that lets riders either sit or stand while flying at speeds up to 30 mph (51 km/h). Now Fiido has launched the Beast for sale, bringing it a step closer to reality. Fiido has long offered oddly proportioned electric scooters and e-bikes. The brand has never shied away from trying new form factors or…
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Elon Musk personally delivers first made-in Germany Tesla Model Y at Gigafactory Berlin

Tesla has officially started deliveries of its first made-in-Germany Model Y vehicles, which marks an important moment in Tesla’s expansion. CEO Elon Musk was present to hand over the first cars and he gave a brief speech. It’s a big deal because these are the first Tesla vehicles produced in Europe and right in the backyard of the strong German auto industry no less. But for Tesla, it’s a…
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Lucid and BYD will use NVIDIA’s DRIVE self-driving platform

NVIDIA announced two new automotive clients for their DRIVE self-driving platform, EV startup Lucid Motors and Chinese EV giant BYD. BYD will use the system in their next-generation vehicles, and Lucid revealed that they are already powering their DreamDrive ADAS system with NVIDIA’s DRIVE Hyperion platform. NVIDIA’s DRIVE Hyperion platform comprises both software and hardware AI solutions…
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