Tag: EV
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Winter-Ready: Rethinking Regenerative Braking for Your EV
Why regenerative braking feels different in winter Electric vehicles (EVs) use regenerative braking to convert kinetic energy into usable electric energy. In cold weather, tire grip, road friction, and brake response can change, making regen operate differently from warm weather. While regen can reduce the need to slam on the brakes, it does not replace…
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Winter Regenerative Braking: Safe EV Driving Tips
Understanding regenerative braking in winter Electric vehicles (EVs) use regenerative braking to convert kinetic energy back into stored energy in the battery. In dry conditions, this can make deceleration smooth and efficient. But winter introduces challenges: colder batteries, reduced traction, and slippery surfaces. While regenerative braking can still help reduce wear on traditional brakes, it…
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Volvo EX60: Fast Charging and a 400-Mmile Range Preview Ahead of Debut
Volvo Raises Expectations for the EX60 Volvo has begun to lift the curtain on its upcoming midsize electric SUV, the EX60, ahead of its official premiere on January 21. The automaker is focusing on two pivotal attributes that buyers weigh most when choosing an electric SUV: range and charging speed. Early previews suggest the EX60…
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Toyota risks electric shock from Chinese carmakers
Rising stakes as Chinese carmakers surge in EVs The global automotive landscape is shifting rapidly as Chinese carmakers ramp up investment in electric vehicles. While Toyota over the decades built a reputation for reliability and efficiency, it now confronts a new kind of competition: nimble, tech-forward Chinese brands that blend affordable pricing with rapid product…
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Here’s Why Tesla Will Win the EV Market
Why Tesla Is Poised to Win the EV Market As the electric vehicle (EV) race accelerates, Tesla (TSLA) remains a focal point for investors, policymakers, and consumers alike. The question isn’t whether EVs will become dominant, but which company will lead the charge. Tesla’s edge isn’t merely about a popular car or a compelling battery;…
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Winners and Losers of 2025: Top Performers and Flops
Overview: A year of rapid shifts As 2025 draws to a close, investors and consumers are pausing to take stock of a year defined by rapid change. From AI breakthroughs and silicon-shifts in consumer electronics to supply chain reconfigurations and new energy bets, some companies thrived by aligning with evolving demand, while others faced headwinds…
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Using AI to Avoid Getting Your Car Towed: The Tesla FSD Twist
Introduction: When AI Meets the Parking Lot As cities grow denser and regulations around curb space tighten, drivers are increasingly turning to artificial intelligence to navigate everyday challenges. A high-profile, 2025 example involves Tesla’s Full Self-Driving (FSD) system and its reliance on computer vision and other AI components to interpret the world around a parked…
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UK EV Charger Rollout Slows Amid Investor Concerns
UK Electric Vehicle Charger Rollout Slows as Investor Confidence Wavers The United Kingdom’s ambitious plan to expand electric vehicle (EV) charging infrastructure has hit a softer pace in 2025, as investors voice concerns about the speed of the EV transition. After years of steady but uneven growth, the latest figures suggest that momentum may be…
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Prediction: Tesla’s Joyride Will Come to a Screeching Halt in 2026 (Spoiler Alert: Elon Broke Another Promise)
Is Tesla Facing a Turning Point in 2026? Tesla has long positioned itself at the intersection of electric vehicles (EVs) and cutting-edge artificial intelligence. The company’s vision of a future where autonomous driving, AI-assisted manufacturing, and energy solutions converge has driven investor interest and public curiosity for years. Yet as 2026 approaches, questions about feasibility,…
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Prediction: Tesla’s Joyride in 2026: Will AI Promises Run Out of Gas?
Introduction: The high-stakes AI bet for Tesla Tesla has long positioned itself at the intersection of electric mobility and artificial intelligence. The company’s narrative hinges on AI-driven software updates, autonomous driving capabilities, and a vision of a near-future where vehicles learn, adapt, and operate with minimal human input. Yet as the 2026 deadline approaches, investors…