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Why EV World Supports the New Heatwave Attribution Study

11 Sep 2025 | Synopsis

A peer-reviewed Nature study links 213 heatwaves since 2000 to human-caused climate change, showing emissions from 180 major fossil fuel and cement producers made 53 of them "virtually impossible" without global warming. The study uses EM-DAT data and attribution science to quantify how specific corporate emissions increased deadly heatwave risks, offering a scientific basis for accountability in climate-related harm.

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The UK, Netherlands, & California Have More EV Charging Ports Than Gas Pump Nozzles?

10 Sep 2025 | Synopsis

The UK, Netherlands, and California now have more public EV charging ports than gas pump nozzles, marking a symbolic shift in transportation infrastructure. This milestone reflects rapid growth in electrification, policy support, and consumer adoption. It signals that EVs are not just viable - they're becoming dominant in key regions leading the clean mobility transition.

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India's Altmin Lithium Project Becomes First To Join U.S.-Led Mineral Security Partnership

10 Sep 2025 | Synopsis

Altmin became the first Indian firm to join the U.S.-led Mineral Security Partnership, acquiring lithium refining technology from Brazil to build the world's first spodumene-to-battery-grade refinery outside China. Initiated under the Biden administration, the milestone strengthens India's clean energy supply chain and reduces dependence on Chinese processing.

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A Groundbreaking Study Finds EVs Are Now The Lowest Carbon Ride On U.S. Roads - Everywhere, For Everyone

10 Sep 2025 | Synopsis

A new study finds battery electric vehicles now have the lowest lifetime carbon emissions of any car type across every U.S. county, regardless of grid mix or driving habits. Researchers analyzed 35 vehicle configurations and confirmed EVs outperform hybrids, plug-in hybrids, and gas cars - even when carrying cargo. Grid decarbonization and improved efficiency have made EVs the most climate-friendly choice nationwide.

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Zoox Launches Robotaxis In Las Vegas: Not Shoehorned Autonomy, But A Purpose‑Built Platform

10 Sep 2025 | Synopsis

Amazon's Zoox has launched its first public robotaxi service on the Las Vegas Strip, offering free rides in fully autonomous, purpose-built electric vehicles. Designed from the ground up for self-driving, Zoox features bi-directional movement, face-to-face seating, and a 360° sensor suite. The pilot includes remote supervision, safety redundancies, and limited fleet deployment, marking a strategic step in Amazon's urban mobility ambitions.

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Huawei Opens Worlds First 100 Megawatt Charging Station Which Can Charge A Tesla In Just 2 Minutes

05 Sep 2025 | Synopsis

Huawei has launched the world's first 100-megawatt EV charging station in Sichuan, China, capable of charging a Tesla in just two minutes. Built for electric heavy-duty trucks, the $21 million facility spans 11.5 acres, supports 700 vehicles daily, and features ultra-fast chargers up to 1.44 MW. Developed with Yuanqi Xingguang, it marks a major leap in EV infrastructure and positions China at the forefront of ultra-high-capacity charging innovation.

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Global Shakeup: BYD Leads Global EV Sales As Geely Surpasses Tesla; Hyundai Ranks Seventh

04 Sep 2025 | Synopsis

Global EV sales surged nearly 29% from January to July 2025, led by China's BYD with 2.2 million units. Geely overtook Tesla for second place, growing 70% to 1.13 million units, while Tesla's sales fell 13%. Hyundai ranked seventh, boosted by models like the Ioniq 5 and Casper Electric. China dominated with 63% of global EV sales, followed by Europe and North America. Market shifts reflect rising demand for affordable and localized electric vehicles.

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Z4 Hydrogen Aircraft: A Blended-Wing Leap Toward Zero-Emission Aviation

04 Sep 2025 | Synopsis

JetZero's Z4 aircraft, developed with SHZ Advanced Technologies, uses cryogenic liquid hydrogen and a blended-wing design to achieve zero-emission flight. Capable of carrying 250 passengers over 9,000 km, it burns hydrogen in modified jet turbines, emitting only water vapor. While infrastructure and safety challenges remain, the Z4 represents a major leap toward sustainable, long-haul aviation.

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Sialia 45: Can A 15-meter Electric Boat Be A Cruiser?

04 Sep 2025 | Synopsis

The Sialia 45 is a 15-meter electric cruiser that challenges conventional expectations of range and performance. Built with lightweight carbon fiber and powered by advanced battery systems, it offers silent, zero-emission cruising with luxury features. Designed for day trips or short coastal voyages, it represents a new class of sustainable yachting without sacrificing comfort or style.

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Electronmash: Building Electric Transit in Wartime Ukraine

04 Sep 2025 | Synopsis

Electronmash, based in Lviv, continues producing electric trams, buses, and trolleybuses despite wartime disruption. Focused on Ukraine's domestic market, it supplies cities with modular, low-floor vehicles tailored to local needs. Though resilient and EU-compatible, it faces stiff competition from European manufacturers like Solaris and VDL. Post-war, it could play a key role in regional electrified transit.

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Audi's Concept C: A Bold New Chapter in Electric Performance

03 Sep 2025 | Synopsis

Audi's Concept C is a bold electric roadster that redefines the brand’s design and performance ethos. Inspired by Bauhaus minimalism and motorsport heritage, it features a dual-motor PPE platform, 89kWh battery, and over 300 miles of range. Slated for 2027 production, it positions Audi as a premium EV innovator, countering tech-heavy rivals with emotional clarity and radical simplicity.

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Scientists Slam tRump Administration's Climate Report as a 'Mockery'

02 Sep 2025 | Synopsis

Over 85 scientists condemned a Trump Administration climate report for misrepresenting data and downplaying climate threats. Critics say it mimics the "tobacco strategy" - manufacturing doubt to delay action - by cherry-picking evidence and bypassing peer review. Led by fossil fuel allies, the Department of Energy's review promotes fossil fuel industry interests and could influence future policy despite broad scientific rejection.

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