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E-Dolphin looks to redefine the marine industry with its 58 mph all-electric S300 watercraft

May 14, 2025
A young marine electrification specialist called E-Dolphin is… making waves… with its flagship product – a 160-horsepower electric watercraft called the S300. Aside from a futuristic design with 90s-style neon green speckled flair, this vessel supports DC fast charging and can reach speeds over 55 mph. E-Dolphin evolved from a sobering moment for its founder, Nicolas Florès, who grew up on…
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Tesla's NACS connector will be used by Mazda's EVs in Japan

May 13, 2025
Mazda EV  has announced that it will use the North American Charging Standard (NACS), also known as Tesla’s charge connector, on its upcoming electric vehicles in Japan. The Japanese automaker had already announced that it would adopt NACS for its electric vehicles in North America, like all other automakers in North America, after Ford got the ball rolling. But this new announcement is about…
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AUSA adds new, rough terrain electric forklift to its line of construction EVs

May 12, 2025
Last month’s bauma event in Germany was so big that the industry hive mind is still trying to digest everything it saw – and that includes these new, rough terrain electric material handlers from Spanish equipment brand AUSA! AUSA calls itself, “the global manufacturer of compact all-terrain machines for the transportation and handling of material,” and backs that claim up by delivering…
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RJ Scaringe posted fresh images of Rivian's R2 validation builds

May 9, 2025
Another day, another exciting post from Rivian founder and CEO RJ Scaringe sharing images of the upcoming R2 EV. This is the third R2 update from Rivian in as many days, as the American automaker’s second flagship model configuration inches closer to full-fledged production. As we pointed out earlier this week, Rivian ($RIVN) continues to succeed by selling its first two flagship models—the…
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