Automotive Electricity Scooters Technology 
Charged
JULY 1, 2021
R DS(on) 40 V power MOSFETs in the LFPAK88 package for automotive (BUK7S0R5-40H) and industrial (PSMNR55-40SSH) applications. Nexperia has announced new 0.55 The company says the devices are the lowest R DS(on) 40 V parts it has ever produced. Source: Nexperia.
AGreenLiving
FEBRUARY 19, 2021
Imagine a comfortable, fashionable electric scooter made from sustainable materials that doesn’t sacrifice quality. Thanks to a collaboration between designer Mikiya Kobayashi, automotive manufacturer Aisin and wood furniture manufacturer Karimoku, this concept for the ILY-Ai wooden electric scooter promises just that.
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Envirotec Magazine
JULY 11, 2023
A circular economy for electric vehicle batteries appears to be still some way off, but metal recycling expert EMR claims to be making inroads, and to be helping shape the future of the sector. An exploded view of an EV battery. A lot of this work is already underway.
Business Green
MARCH 18, 2022
Latest batch of carbon analysis from electronics giant reveals how clean technologies can help slash emissions from transportation and distribution. Can a company that helps produce clean technologies harness those same technologies to meet its own climate goals?
Business Green
JANUARY 27, 2022
Indian EV manufacturer's announces plans for 'global hub' in UK signalling major boost for UK automotive sector. Wayne Burgess, vice president of vehicle design at Ola Electric, said the company's aim was "to create a world class design and R&D team with global sensibilities". "We
Business Green
JUNE 21, 2020
The shift to electric passenger cars could deliver a £24bn boost to the UK economy over the next five years, but the automotive industry and its supply chains must ramp up capacity 10-fold in order to meet growing demand, a joint government and industry backed report today estimates.
Charged
MAY 13, 2020
Things soon started to look a bit sunnier, as GM sold the plant to Lordstown Motors, founded by Steve Burns, who previously founded Workhorse Group, an EV builder that’s been around since 1998, and has supplied electric vans to UPS, FedEx and other fleet operators (we ran a feature article on the company in our May/June 2017 issue).
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