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Uber pledges to go all-electric, but It doesn't own the cars
The ride-hail company joined rival Lyft with a “green” pledge. It's counting on incentives to encourage drivers to switch to battery power.
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Saami Council urges Tesla to refrain from buying NorNickel metals
"The factory has forever ruined what used to be the beautiful tundra here in Monchegorsk," says Andrei Danilov, a Sámi from Russia's Kola Peninsula.
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Can German technology feed Europe′s lithium appetite?
Lithium is being referred to as "white gold" since it's used in almost every battery powering our modern gadgets.
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Tesla will build ‘GigaTexas’ to crank out Cybertrucks
On the heels of another profitable quarter, despite a coronavirus-induced shutdown of its California plant, the electric-auto maker announced its fourth factory.
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A million-mile battery from China could power your electric car
The Chinese behemoth that makes electric-car batteries for Tesla Inc. and Volkswagen AG developed a power pack that lasts more than a million miles.
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As other carmakers retrench, Volvo's battery lab plugs away
Despite Covid-19, an economic slowdown, and low gas prices, the Swedish carmaker pushes forward with its electrification plans.
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California allows startup Nuro to test driverless delivery vehicles
California's Department of Motor Vehicles on Tuesday authorized autonomous technology startup Nuro to test two driverless delivery vehicles in nine cities, a decision that comes as coronavirus concerns lock down many in the state.
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