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Oct 26, 2021, 1:46 AM

BASF Adds Svolt As Latest Partner In Chinese Battery Business

German chemical giant BASF and Chinese battery manufacturer SVolt have formed a partnership to develop battery materials, the companies said on Monday in a joint statement.

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  car&bike Team | Oct 26, 2021

  Brembo Eyes Startup Deals As Software Takes Bigger Role In Brakes

  Brembo could look at buying tech startups to boost the software content of its premium brakes, Chief Executive Daniele Schillaci said, as the Italian company unveiled its latest braking system.

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  Sahil Gupta | Oct 26, 2021

  Gran Turismo 7 BTS Video With Lead Designer Hints At Greatness

  As the lead designer and the CEO of the studio which basically works on the iconic franchise, Yamauchi is the chief architect of the game.

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  Sahil Gupta | Oct 26, 2021

  Panasonic Showcases 4680 Type Cylindrical Battery Cell Prototypes For Tesla

  Tesla has been developing these batteries in-house and has started to deploy them in cars manufactured from its Berlin facility

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  Sahil Gupta | Oct 26, 2021

  First Series Produced BMW i4 Has Rolled Off Production Lines

  BMW is also laying down a marker for sustainability - it has announced a reverse osmosis system to cut down its water consumption by 6 million liters.

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  Sahil Gupta | Oct 25, 2021

  Toyota Chief Scientist Believes EVs Aren't For Everyone

  Toyotas reluctance towards EVs also comes due to its investment towards fuel cell hydrogen powertrains.

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  Sahil Gupta | Oct 25, 2021

  Hyundai Working On Folding Scooter In Trunk

  All of this could also be hogwash as patents often don't reach the production stage.

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  Sahil Gupta | Oct 25, 2021

  New Pagani C10 To Come With A Twin Turbo Powertrain

  Pagani is also developing an EV but that will come post 2026

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  car&bike Team | Oct 25, 2021

  Europe's Carmakers Face Raw Material Bottleneck For EV Batteries

  Major carmakers like Volkswagen, Daimler and Stellantis have been racing to secure battery cell supplies in Europe, but may face a bigger challenge as they seek to go electric - finding enough battery raw materials.

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