Wireless EV charging is a revolutionary technology, utilizing inductive charging or resonant magnetic coupling to eliminate cables and enhance safety. This technology is crucial for the future of autonomous vehicles, enabling them to charge independently and contribute to automated mobility networks. The

Bitcoin is poised to replace Tesla in the “Magnificent 7” tech stock index, signaling a major shift in financial markets. Tesla’s share prices have plummeted nearly 50% from December highs, prompting a re-evaluation of its position in the index. The proposed new

British Columbia’s hydrogen ambitions face setbacks, with seven major projects stalled due to high costs, electricity shortages, and transport complexities. Key projects like Fortescue’s Project Coyote and Prince George’s hydrogen initiative have been withdrawn or put on hold. Challenges include a lack

The hydrogen energy storage market is projected to grow dramatically from USD 21.5 billion in 2023 to USD 3,183.9 billion by 2032, with a 74.2% CAGR. Hydrogen serves as a key enabler for clean energy solutions, increasing efficiency and stability by storing

Full Circle Lithium Corp. and US Fire Pump Company have developed the FCL-X™ series, a new fire-extinguishing agent specifically for lithium-ion battery fires. The Lithium Response Vehicle (LRV) and Lithium Response Trailer (LRT) utilize FCL-X™ to effectively manage electric vehicle fires, transforming

The EU aims for a 100% electric vehicle (EV) market by 2035, facing challenges from automakers and political forces. Chinese carmakers, like BYD, offer affordable EVs, but these may not drive Europe’s mass-market shift. Germany and Italy advocate for “technological neutrality,” promoting

The Ford Explorer Electric (2024) signals a shift from traditional models to electric innovation, merging American strength with European style. Designed with the Volkswagen MEB platform, it offers Ford a swift entry into Europe’s EV market, symbolizing a strategic partnership. The Explorer

The new 25% tariff on imported vehicles by the Trump administration aims to alter global supply chains and intensifies the ongoing trade war. Key countries impacted include South Korea, Japan, Mexico, Canada, and Germany—major players in the US automotive industry. The tariff

The US has imposed a 25% tariff on cars and light trucks assembled outside the United States, impacting Tesla. Despite being known for American assembly, Tesla is not immune due to its global supply chain dependencies. Key components are sourced from China