Technology

Shubham Parashar

Jul 6, 2022, 1:28 AM

Kia India Installs India's Fastest EV Charger At Its Gurugram Dealership

Equipped with 150kWh power, this fast charger can provide 10 per cent -80 per cent of charge in under 42 minutes.

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  Sahil Gupta | Jul 5, 2022

  Amazon Starts Deliveries Using E-Cargo Bikes In the UK

  Amazon has a mission of turning its logistics operations to be fully sustainable by 2040, 10 years ahead of the Paris Agreement on climate change.

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  Sahil Gupta | Jul 5, 2022

  VW Unveils ID. AERO Electric Sedan Concept Car, Production Model To Come In 2023

  The car is said to have a range of 620 km with a 77 kWh battery

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  Sahil Gupta | Jul 5, 2022

  Honda E Limited Edition Launched In Europe Backed By F1 World Champion Max Verstappen

  The limited edition of the Honda E is being promoted by F1 world champion Max Verstappen who won his title using an engine made by Honda.

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  Jaiveer Mehra | Jul 5, 2022

  Sir Ralf Speth Admitted As Fellow Of The Royal Society

  Speth was elected as a Fellow of The Royal Society in 2020 though the admission ceremony was delayed due to pandemic restrictions.

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  car&bike Team | Jul 30, 2022

  Used Car Start-up, CarzSo, Launches Showroom In Metaverse

  Indian used car start-up, CarzSo, became the first company in the industry to launch a showroom in Metaverse.

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  Reuters | Jul 3, 2022

  Japan's Renesas, India's Tata Motors Partner To Develop Chip Solutions

  Renesas Electronics Corp and Tata Motors have formed a strategic partnership to design, develop and make semiconductor solutions.

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  Reuters | Jul 3, 2022

  Apple Eyes Fuel Purchases From Dashboard As It Revs Up Car Software

  Apple Inc wants you to start buying gas directly from your car dashboard as early as this fall, when the newest version of its CarPlay software rolls out.

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  Reuters | Jul 1, 2022

  Self-Driving Car Startup Wayve Taps Microsoft For 'Supercomputer Muscle'

  Wayve will use supercomputer infrastructure designed for the firm by its investor Microsoft to process vast amounts of data as it develops machine learning-based models for self-driving cars.

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