Tag: Electric Vehicles

Next Ford EV is a small truck, Tesla Semi charger in Utah, and TRC’s Joe Annotti

Next Ford EV will be a compact pickup, a significant departure from the Mustang Mach-E SUV. Meanwhile, in Utah, Tesla’s electric semi-trucks are being charged up to haul heavy loads across the country. And in related news, Trucking Resources Corporation (TRC) CEO Joe Annotti spoke out about the future of trucking and the role electric vehicles will play.

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EU tariffs on Chinese EVs enter end game, as Tesla scores the lowest 9% rate

As EU-China trade tensions escalate, the tariffs on Chinese electric vehicles (EVs) reach a critical juncture. In this high-stakes game of economic diplomacy, one player stands out: Tesla, with its remarkably low tariff rate of just 9%.

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Jaguar halts plan for electric E-type Zero

Jaguar has put the brakes on its plans to produce an all-electric E-Type Zero. The decision comes just a few months after the iconic sports car’s debut at the London Motor Show in 2019.

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AESC EV battery factory

BMW nearly doubles its all-electric vehicle sales in 2023.

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Denza Z9 GT ev front side

The Europe-bound Denza Z9 GT has kicked off pre-orders at a price of $47,600.

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Hyundai will launch an electric Santa Fe and new EV pickup for the US, but there’s a catch

Hyundai is poised to revolutionize its American lineup with the imminent arrival of an electric Santa Fe and a brand-new EV pickup truck in the US market; however, there’s a significant caveat that must be considered.

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Uber snaps up Tesla’s former head of charging fired by Elon Musk

Uber snatches Tesla’s ex-head of charging, ousted by Elon Musk.

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L3+ capabilities on L2 hardware and costs

The L3+ capabilities on L2 hardware are a game-changer for network administrators seeking to optimize their infrastructure without breaking the bank. By leveraging existing L2 hardware, organizations can enjoy significant performance boosts at a fraction of the cost of upgrading to full-fledged L3-capable devices. With L3+ capabilities on L2 hardware, users gain access to advanced routing features such as OSPF, EIGRP, and RIP, allowing for more efficient network management and better utilization of existing infrastructure. The benefits don’t stop there – this technology also enables the implementation of VLANs, allowing for greater segmentation and increased security within the network. Of course, the cost savings are a major draw for organizations looking to stretch their IT budgets. By reusing existing hardware, organizations can allocate funds elsewhere or simply enjoy a lower overall expenditure on networking infrastructure. What do you think about L3+ capabilities on L2 hardware?

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GM believes ‘production hell’ is behind it with plans to build 20X more Ultium EVs in 2024

General Motors believes that ‘production hell’ is now behind them as they plan a significant ramp-up of their electric vehicle production, targeting a massive increase of 20 times the number of Ultium battery-powered vehicles built in 2024.

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