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Moscow's Electric Bus Expansion Amid the Ukraine War

30 Aug 2025 | Synopsis

Moscow is expanding its electric and autonomous bus fleet, now the largest in Europe, but the Ukraine war has slowed progress. Sanctions and supply shortages hinder access to key tech, forcing a shift to domestic production. Fuel shortages from refinery attacks, cyber disruptions, and strained budgets add pressure. Despite setbacks, Moscow aims to replace diesel buses by 2030, though war-driven economic strain threatens long-term transit modernization.

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Rivian's Maximus Drive Unit Boosts R2 SUV Power Density & Manufacturing Efficiency

30 Aug 2025 | Synopsis

Rivian's Maximus drive unit, launching with the R2 SUV in early 2026, boosts power density by 40% over previous models. It’s smaller, lighter, and easier to manufacture thanks to a simplified stator, integrated cooling and electronics, and fewer fasteners. A redesigned wiring harness further streamlines production, reduces weight enhancing scalability and efficiency.

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The Biggest Untold Story of 2025: Energy Fragility and Economic Risk

29 Aug 2025 | Synopsis

A deepening energy crisis is quietly reshaping global stability. Aging infrastructure, declining EROEI, and financial overextension expose systemic vulnerabilities. As oil production plateaus and economic models falter, the risks of supply shocks and cascading failures grow. Chris Martenson—economic researcher and creator of The Crash Course—guides viewers through this urgent, underreported threat, rekindling the long denigrated "Peak Oil" debate

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BMW Just Cranked Out Its 3 Millionth Electrified Vehicle

28 Aug 2025 | Synopsis

BMW has built its 3 millionth electrified vehicle - a 330e plug-in hybrid assembled in Munich. This milestone includes both EVs and plug-in hybrids. In the first half of 2025, over 25% of BMW's global deliveries were electrified. The company also recently produced its 1.5 millionth fully electric vehicle, a Mini Countryman SE. BMW expects electrified sales to keep growing as part of its tech-neutral strategy.

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EV Adoption Stymied By Curious American Trait: Garage Clutter

28 Aug 2025 | Synopsis

Telemetry's 2025 EV Charging Market Report reveals a surprising barrier to electrification: junky garages. One-third of U.S. homeowners can’t park in their own garages, limiting access to Level 2 charging. With 80% of EV charging done at home, cluttered spaces and costly installations threaten adoption. The report urges behavioral shifts and infrastructure investment to close the equity gap.

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Own a Bolt? Here Is How You Can Supercharge Today

28 Aug 2025 | Synopsis

Chevy Bolt owners can now access Tesla Superchargers using GM's NACS-to-CCS adapter. After purchasing the dongle ($200–$300), download the Tesla app, link a payment method, and locate compatible stations. Charging to 80% costs around $20–$26. The adapter plugs into the Bolt’s front-left port, and etiquette matters—never block multiple stalls. This marks a major step toward EV charging interoperability and convenience.

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VinFast Expands Electric Vehicle Incentives Nationwide, Plans Massive Battery-Swapping Network

27 Aug 2025 | Synopsis

VinFast is launching a nationwide battery swapping network in Vietnam, aiming to deploy 150,000 stations to support its electric scooter expansion. Timed with National Day, the initiative includes new incentives and infrastructure to accelerate EV adoption. The swap stations offer fast, convenient battery replacement, reinforcing VinFast's push for sustainable urban mobility and positioning Vietnam as a leader in electric transport innovation.

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The Mercedes-AMG GT XX Just Rewrote the EV Record Book

27 Aug 2025 | Synopsis

The Mercedes-AMG GT XX Concept EV achieved 25 performance records during an eight-day testing campaign at Italy's Nardo Ring. Two prototypes covered over 24,855 miles, with one achieving 3,404 miles in 24 hours. Equipped with an 850 kW DC fast charger, the GT XX gains 124 miles of range in 10 minutes. Powered by a 1,360 hp all-electric powertrain, the GT XX demonstrates Mercedes' dedication to pushing the boundaries of EV performance.

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Uber Trains and the Eurostar Green Benchmark

27 Aug 2025 | Synopsis

Eurostar aims to run on 100% renewable electricity by 2030, sourcing from wind, solar, storage, and low-carbon nuclear. Uber's planned train service is expected to follow suit as both rely on UK–EU grids. A London–Paris train trip emits just 2–11 kg CO₂e per passenger versus 50–120 kg by plane, while door-to-door times are comparable (3.5–4h by train vs. 4–5h by air). This makes high-speed rail both cleaner and faster city-centre to city-centre.

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2,959 HP BYD Yangwang U9 Electric Hypercar Sets New EV Speed Record

27 Aug 2025 | Synopsis

The BYD Yangwang U9, a high-performance electric vehicle, boasts an impressive 2,959 horsepower. It is capable of reaching a top speed of 293 mph, positioning itself as a leader in electric vehicle speed. This vehicle is part of BYD's luxury brand, Yangwang, and reflects the company's ambitions to compete in the high-end EV market. The U9 is set to challenge both traditional performance cars and newer electric supercars, offering cutting-edge technology and incredible power.

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New Study Says EVs Really Are Best For The Environment

26 Aug 2025 | Synopsis

A University of Michigan cradle-to-grave study confirms EVs have lower lifetime greenhouse gas emissions than ICE vehicles, hybrids, and PHEVs. This holds true in every county in the contiguous U.S. Though EV manufacturing creates more emissions, this is offset by their efficiency during operation. For example, a loaded electric pickup emits 30% less than an empty gasoline one.

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Ozarks Shootout 2025: Speed, Safety, and the Rise Recreational Electric Marine Propulsion

26 Aug 2025 | Synopsis

The 2025 Lake of the Ozarks Shootout drew over 100,000 spectators and crowned Darana Hybrid's 242 mph turbine catamaran as Top Gun. While electric boats weren't in the top tier, Vision Marine's 180 hp motor remains the fastest electric entry on record. Public concerns about shock risk are unfounded—marine-rated systems use GFCIs, ELCIs, and sealed connectors to ensure safe charging and operation. Electric propulsion is gaining ground, but infrastructure and perception still lag.

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