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Aptera unveils super-efficient electric car with up to 1,000 miles of range and solar power

Aptera, a US-based electric vehicle startup, has unveiled its first vehicle: a super-efficient and lightweight electric car with up to 1,000 miles of range . Early electric vehicle fans should remember the name Aptera. The startup was launched in 2006, and it unveiled the idea for a super-efficient, three-wheel electric car with a prototype in 2008. It was back when Tesla was also still working…
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UK opens first fully electric vehicle service station, powered by solar, today

The UK’s first electric vehicle service station, known as the Electric Forecourt®, has been opened by GRIDSERVE today near Braintree, Essex, in southeast England. UK’s first fully solar-powered electric vehicle service station As Fully Charged‘s Robert Llewellyn detailed in a video in an exclusive visit to the station last week, Electric Forecourt features 36 rapid chargers powered by…
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Tesla shows a diverse workforce mostly led by white men in first diversity report

Tesla has released its very first diversity report and it shows that a company has quite a diverse workforce, but the leadership is still mostly made up of white men. The report also highlights Tesla’s efforts to improve diversity in its workforce. Tesla Diversity Report The automaker wrote about the release of its first “Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Report” report in the US: “Today…
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This new material can store solar energy for months

Researchers at the UK’s Lancaster University studied a crystalline material — a solid material with parts such as atoms, molecules, or ions that are arranged in a highly ordered microscopic structure — and discovered it has properties that allow it to capture solar…
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Japan will ‘electrify’ new cars by mid-2030s — but still allow gas-guzzling hybrids

Japan plans to phase out sales of new gasoline-powered vehicles by the mid-2030s, according to Japanese public broadcaster NHK. The plan is not yet finalized (expect more info by the end of the year), and will still allow for sales of conventional gas-powered hybrids. So this is a step forward, but resembles China’s recently announced gas car ban that doesn’t actually ban gas cars. Nations…
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