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Wheel-E Podcast: Juiced returns, semi-solid state e-bike batteries, more
Electrek's Wheel-E podcast covers new e-bike models from Juiced, Ride1Up and Jackrabbit, plus e-moto updates from Segway and Honda. The episode discusses semi-solid state e-bike battery technology and recent e-bike regulatory changes.
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Georgia Public Service Commission Must Protect Ratepayers in Fuel Cost Hearings
Georgia's Public Service Commission held hearings where clean energy organizations urged reform of how Georgia Power charges ratepayers for fuel costs. The Commission must find new ways to protect consumers from excessive fuel expenses.
EV
EU Regulator Skepticism Over Tesla Self-Driving Tech
Tesla's Full Self-Driving (Supervised) has launched in the Netherlands as the first European country to permit it. EU regulators remain skeptical about the technology's safety and broader rollout across Europe.
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Volkswagen Celebrates 50 Years of GTI: World Premiere of the Electric ID. Polo GTI at the 24h Nürburgring
Volkswagen unveils the ID. Polo GTI, its first electric GTI model, marking 50 years of the GTI brand. Three Golf GTI Clubsport 24h vehicles will compete in the Nürburgring endurance race.
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Key West And A Sustainability Plan That Could Make The Federal Government Growl
Key West is developing a sustainability plan that may conflict with federal government interests. The southernmost U.S. city aims to implement environmental initiatives despite potential federal opposition.
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100 Free EV Chargers Installed In Saudi Arabia
Saudi Arabia has installed 100 free EV chargers as part of its electric vehicle infrastructure expansion. The initiative aims to encourage EV adoption through complimentary charging access.
Policy
EU ban on Chinese inverters sparks strong response from Beijing
The EU has banned Chinese inverters from EU-funded solar projects, prompting China to warn of potential damage to trade relations and Europe's renewable energy transition. The dispute highlights tensions between trade policy and renewable energy supply chain objectives.
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Human-centered leadership in the age of AI: Why psychological safety and inclusive leadership matter for energy security
Women in Solar+ Europe analyzes how psychological safety and inclusive leadership impact decision-making and innovation in the energy sector. The group emphasizes that resilient energy systems depend on human-centered leadership alongside technological advancement.
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Chinese PV Industry Brief: JinkoSolar, Longi, Trina Solar, JA Solar post Q1 losses
China's major solar manufacturers reported Q1 net losses despite improved margins and strong shipment volumes. The sector continues expanding despite near-term profitability challenges.
Wildlife
Alaska wildlife agents can kill bears to protect caribou, judge rules
An Alaska judge ruled that wildlife agents can resume killing bears to aid caribou herd recovery, which is important for Alaska Native food sources. Conservation groups had sought to halt the program while challenging its legality.
Wildlife
In the Nimba Mountains, a film examines the paradox of mining-funded conservation
A new film examines the complex relationship between mining and conservation in Liberia's Nimba Mountains, exploring how these typically opposing activities have developed a symbiotic but contradictory relationship.
Wildlife
Osprey: The Ocean’s Most Specialized Bird of Prey
Ospreys are specialized water birds of prey that dive into the ocean to catch fish. The article describes their hunting behavior and aquatic adaptation.
Climate
Up to 2cm a month: Nasa keeps track as Mexico City sinks into the ground
Mexico City is sinking at an alarming rate of up to 2cm monthly, causing historic buildings to tilt and collapse. NASA's radar system is now tracking the subsidence to raise awareness about this century-long geological crisis.
Climate
Diesel prices squeeze US farmers ‘barely getting by’ amid tariffs and drought
US farmers face economic hardship from rising diesel prices linked to geopolitical tensions, compounded by previous tariff losses and drought conditions. Agriculture's heavy reliance on diesel fuel for machinery operations is driving up production costs during critical planting season.
Energy
Gas-fired power still looks a safe bet for Centrica in the renewables era
Centrica purchases a 16-year-old gas power plant in Wales for £370m despite Britain's record renewable energy generation and government plans to reduce gas usage to 5% by 2030. The investment suggests gas will remain necessary as backup power during renewable energy transitions.
EV Good News
Tesla Model Y first to pass NHTSA’s new ADAS tests — but they test the basics
The 2026 Tesla Model Y became the first vehicle to pass NHTSA's new ADAS safety tests, passing all eight evaluations. However, the tests cover only basic driver assistance features rather than advanced autonomous capabilities.
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Hyundai patent reveals new body-on-frame EV battery setup
Hyundai is developing its first body-on-frame electric vehicle, a midsize pickup truck, with a new patent revealing its battery and chassis design. The Boulder Concept SUV serves as a preview of the company's upcoming rugged EV offering.
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Tenways Wayfarer review: One of the smoothest-riding commuter e-bikes I’ve tested in a long time!
Tenways releases the Wayfarer, a commuter e-bike designed for comfort and everyday utility with improved ride quality. The bike represents the company's expanded focus on accessible, refined e-bikes for urban commuters.
EV
Tesla’s 4680 battery cells are underperforming and frustrating buyers
Tesla's 4680 battery cells are underperforming compared to supplier batteries despite promises of superior performance. The company is quietly replacing supplier cells with its inferior 4680 cells in European Model Y vehicles, disappointing owners.
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The Lexus TZ is a 3-row luxury EV SUV with 300 mi range, but it’s missing something [Images]
Lexus unveiled its first all-electric three-row SUV, the 2027 TZ, featuring 300-mile range to compete with other luxury EV models. The vehicle marks the brand's entry into the three-row electric SUV segment.
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XPENG Unveils The “World Model Accelerator” X-Cache, Which Requires No Training, Is Plug-And-Play, And Boosts Inference Speed By 2.7 Times
XPENG announces X-Cache, a world model accelerator technology for autonomous driving that improves inference speed by 2.7 times without requiring training. The plug-and-play advancement builds on the company's previous X-World technical research.
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1st Robotaxi Service in Europe
Europe's first robotaxi service has launched in Croatia, years behind similar services in the US and China. The development marks a milestone in autonomous vehicle adoption across the continent.
Energy Good News
US Air Force Sets Its Sights On Space Solar Power
The US Air Force is backing Overview Energy's development of space-based solar technology to extend operational hours for Earth-bound solar plants. The startup aims to enhance renewable energy generation through satellite-based power collection.
Policy
The Car Industry’s Interests Are Not Always Europe’s Interests
The EU is implementing safety checks for US pick-up trucks, but the auto industry is lobbying against these regulations. The dispute highlights conflicts between vehicle safety standards and industry interests.
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At Auto China, Geely Leans Heavily On The Software Defined Vehicle
Geely showcased software-defined vehicle technology at Auto China 2026, emphasizing digital innovation in its EV lineup. The Chinese automaker demonstrated advanced automotive software capabilities alongside competitors in the competitive EV market.
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