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Consider these factors before buying an electric vehicle

Inhabitat - Innovation

With the auto industry embracing an all-electric future, 2022 is going to be a banner year for electric vehicles, from last-mile delivery scooters to full-sized trucks. If you're thinking about buying an electric vehicle, how do you tell which one is right for you?

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Better batteries will get us to an electrified future

GreenBiz

Hussain joined a panel of experts, moderated by GreenBiz senior transportation analyst Katie Fehrenbacher, at the VERGE Electrify conference last week. You’re going to get faster charging, and you’re going to have much more space for the battery, so you’re going to get greater range," Hussain said. Mike De Socio.

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San José's bold new plan for climate-friendly transit

GreenBiz

With the plan’s adoption, the city commits to building a 550-mile network of bike lanes, boulevards and trails to help thousands more people ride safely. The planned network includes 350-plus miles of protected bike lanes, 100 miles of bike boulevards and 100 miles of off-street trails. Tue, 10/13/2020 - 00:22.

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Keep your eyes on these 9 electric truck and van companies in 2021

GreenBiz

Last year, a number of automakers announced or advanced ambitious plans to electrify heavy-duty big rigs, semi-trucks, box trucks, delivery vans and more. Mon, 01/04/2021 - 02:00. That article was one of GreenBiz's most popular stories throughout the year. And the demand and interest in this technology is only growing stronger.

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Walmart to buy 4,500 Canoo electric delivery vehicles

Charged

Canoo’s Lifestyle Delivery Vehicle (LDV) is an American-made commercial EV optimized for last-mile delivery use cases. The LDV offers 120 cubic feet of cargo volume, and is engineered for high-frequency stop-and-go deliveries. Today, the closest Walmart to customers is right in their pockets—it’s the Walmart app.

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Why IKEA is investing in sustainable mobility

GreenBiz

1 reason that a consumer is not an IKEA customer is accessibility," Angela Hultberg, head of sustainable transportation at IKEA, said last week on the virtual stage of GreenBiz Group’s clean economy conference, VERGE 20. The company plans to make 100 percent of its last-mile deliveries be zero-emission by 2025. she added. .

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Why the private sector needs to invest in conservation agriculture right now

GreenBiz

To achieve this goal, the same kind of incentives, extension services, and creative financial mechanisms being advocated for in the developing world are going to be needed in the United States too. Building capacity and providing patient capital at the farmer level is a big challenge; at NatureVest, it is referred to as the last-mile problem.