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New 77 mph Nerva Exe e-scooter is a fast (and heavy) entry to the electric maxi-scooter market

New electric scooters are quite common these days, but rarely do we get to see such large format electric scooters that border on electric maxi-scooter territory. Once in a blue moon though, we get to see what’s on the heftier side of the electric scooter spectrum. And that’s just what Spanish company Nerva is offering with the new Nerva Exe. The Nerva Exe electric scooter isn’t your typical…
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Study confirms what common sense has made clear for years: Hydrogen fuel cells cannot catch up to battery-electric vehicles

A new study published in the peer-reviewed journal Nature has confirmed what common sense has made clear for years: hydrogen fuel cell vehicles aren’t likely to catch up to battery-electric vehicles – even for commercial trucks. The auto industry has been divided on solutions to remove emissions from their products. Most have been betting on battery-electric vehicles(BEV), but a few…
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Elon Musk might have actually followed through with ‘world hunger-ending donation’ as Tesla reveals he donated billions in shares

Elon Musk might have actually followed through with the supposedly “world hunger-ending donation” that he questioned last year as Tesla reveals he has donated billions of dollars worth of shares over the last few months. Though the recipient of the giant donation worth almost $6 billion hasn’t been revealed though the number and timing might give us a clue. Last year, Musk took to Twitter…
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Quick Charge Podcast: February 14, 2022

Listen to a recap of the top stories of the day from Electrek. Quick Charge is available now on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, TuneIn and our RSS feed for Overcast and other podcast players. New episodes of Quick Charge are recorded Monday through Thursday and again on…
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Elon Musk links Tesla’s current legal and regulatory troubles to its disruptiveness, lack of ads, and political contributions

Elon Musk put its support behind the notion that Tesla’s current legal and regulatory troubles with several government agencies are due to the company’s disruptiveness in several industries, lack of paying for ads, and lack of political contributions. The comment dismisses some serious accusations as just repercussions for Tesla angering the wrong people. Over the last few months, some Tesla…
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