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Future Energy for Mobility: The True Costs of Electric Vehicles
State of the Market Report | December 30, 2020
Electric vehicles are the most promising zero‑emission vehicle technology, and continue to show strong growth within the automotive sector. However, they remain more expensive to build compared to incumbent internal combustion vehicles. This report analyzes the total cost of electric powertrains, ... Not part of subscription
Hyundai to offer BEV, FCEV versions of all commercial vehicles by 2028
News Commentary | September 10, 2021
Hyundai's updated hydrogen roadmap included a big bet on commercial vehicles: By 2028, it will offer all commercial vehicles with both battery electric and fuel cell powertrains alongside combustion ones. It also outlined technical advancements in its upcoming third‑generation fuel cell powertrain, ... Not part of subscription
New energy vehicle sales in China up 135.8% despite 30% subsidy drop
News Commentary | February 18, 2022
New energy vehicle (NEV) sales in China surged in January, far exceeding expectations. NEV sales, which include battery electric, plug‑in hybrid, and fuel cell powertrains, typically increase ahead of subsidy drops as buyers rush to take advantage of expiring financial subsidies. In this case, that ... Not part of subscription
by Christopher Robinson
Six years after first soliciting designs for a next-generation mail truck, the U.S. Post Service (USPS) has announced that it selected defense contractor Oshkosh to build its next-generation delivery vehicle. Despite the current Biden administration calling for the national vehicle fleet to transition to electric – which the more than 200,000 USPS vehicles make up a third of – both combustion-engined and electric powertrains will be used. The slow average speeds and high rate of stopping and starting also benefit electric powertrains, and clients should expect a majority of vehicles to use electric powertrains when they enter the fleet in 2023.
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