Just before the New Year, Ford announced that it plans to bring its start-stop micro-hybrids – including conventional diesel and gasoline passenger vehicles – to the U.S. by 2012. As opposed to other electric vehicles, micro-hybrids use stored energy solely for applications other than propulsion (i....
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News Commentary | May 12, 2021
Indian micromobility company Komaki has announced that it has developed lightweight and fast‑charging Li‑ion batteries for its electric scooters. The company claims that on a single charge, the batteries can power the vehicle to run a minimum of 170 km, whereas the maximum in Eco mode will be 220 km... Not part of subscription
Company Profile | July 16, 2021
Wrightspeed is designing and manufacturing electric powertrains for medium‑ and heavy‑duty trucks, which are best‑suited for vehicles with a high start‑stop cycle frequency; the company both retrofits (re‑powers) and makes new systems for different classes of trucks The company offers an ... Not part of subscription
Company Profile | March 30, 2022
XL Fleet designs electrified power trains, including hybrid, plug‑in hybrid, and battery electric solutions, which it retrofits to trucks and vans used in municipal and commercial fleets Its system includes a traction motor, drive unit, and Li‑ion battery pack; claims hybrid system can increase... Not part of subscription