World’s first hydrogen train takes to rails in Germany
The world's first hydrogen train has started service in Germany, connecting several cities in the north of the country. Soon, it will emissions-free as well.
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Bridie Schmidt is lead reporter for The Driven, sister site of Renew Economy. She specialises in writing about new technology and has been writing about electric vehicles for two years. She has a keen interest in the role that zero emissions transport has to play in sustainability and is co-organiser of the Northern Rivers Electric Vehicle Forum.
Tesla offering mobile service in Australia, opens new service and delivery centre
Tesla offers mobile service for repairs in Australia, as well as opening new delivery centre in Sydney.
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Ford’s vision of long haul future is a ‘cartoon’ electric truck
A self-driving and electric semitrailer concept inspired by Marvel films has been unveiled by Ford Trucks.
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VW unveils details of its first electric hatch – the ‘Neo’ EV
Volkswagen releases details of the "Neo" hatch, which will come in three versions.
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Renault plans 60MWh storage system made from old EV batteries
Renault proposes to use bank of used electric vehicle batteries to create a 60MWh energy storage system for use on the electricity grid.
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Electric vehicle manufacturers finally get serious about Australia
Choice of electric vehicles in Australia is finally set to grow this year with a raft of new models promising longer range, low running costs and at long last some priced around the $50,000 mark.
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