Electric Mobility

Shubham Parashar

Apr 17, 2021, 11:17 PM

Mercedes-Benz EQS: All You Need To Know

The Mercedes-Benz EQS is available in two trims- both being powered by a 108.7-kilowatt-hour lithium-ion battery. Here's is all we need to know about the new Mercedes-Benz EQS.

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  Charanpreet Singh | Apr 17, 2021

  Hyundai To Suspend Production At South Korea Plant Due To Chip Shortage

  The automaker reportedly will stop operation at its Asan plant on Monday and Tuesday because of a chip shortage.

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  Reuters | Apr 17, 2021

  GM, LG Energy Solution To Build Second U.S. Battery Plant In Tennessee

  The planned 2.8 million-square-foot plant, scheduled to open in late 2023, will employ 1,300 people and will have production capacity of about 35 gigawatt-hours.

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  Ameya Naik | Apr 17, 2021

  New GTX Brand Joins The Volkswagen ID. Family

  Volkswagen says that the GTX models will impress when it comes to performance and design. An additional electric motor on the front axle brings the all-wheel drive into the ID. Family.

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  Sahil Gupta | Apr 16, 2021

  Samsung PixCell LED Is An Intelligent Headlight System For Safer Transport 

  This technology has been developed in concert with Samsung's semiconductor unit which is known for building silicon for many smartphone and PC brands.

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  Seshan Vijayraghvan | Apr 16, 2021

  Mercedes-Benz EQS vs Tesla Model S: Specifications Comparison

  The Mercedes-Benz EQS is entering a space that was so far heavily monopolised by the very popular Tesla Model S. So, let's look at all the facts and figures and see where does the new EQS stand against the Model S on paper.

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  Shubham Parashar | Apr 16, 2021

  Nearly 1.35 lakh EVs Sold in India In FY2021: CEEW-CEF Report

  EVs registrations have accounted to 0.88 per cent of overall vehicle registrations in the last financial year which is the highest share ever achieved.

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  car&bike Team | Apr 16, 2021

  Tesla And Ex-Engineer Settle Lawsuit Over Autopilot Source Code

  Tesla Inc has settled a lawsuit against a former employee who copied the source code of the electric vehicle (EV) maker's Autopilot technology, according to a U.S. district court filing dated April 15.

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  Ameya Naik | Apr 16, 2021

  Next-Gen Self-Driving Volvos To Be Powered By NVIDIA DRIVE Orin

  The NVIDIA DRIVE Xavier-powered core computer will manage core functionalities inside the car such as base-software, energy management and driver assistance.

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