On today’s incredibly frustrating episode of Quick Charge, Tesla is making it easier than ever to make fun of them by rolling out a new, “affordable” Model Y that costs $2,000 more than the “expensive” one did last week, thanks to the cancellation of the $7,500 tax credit that Elon

Dürr and GROB have announced a new lithium-ion battery cell concept factory. The system targets the EV segment, featuring dry electrode coating and an advanced Z-folder cell assembly with integrated notching. According to Dürr, the concept factory reduces production space requirements by 50 percent and cuts energy consumption by 70

Elon Musk revealed a new capability that Tesla Optimus should have, and it is one that will surely surprise many people, as it falls outside the CEO’s scope of his several companies. Tesla Optimus is likely going to be the biggest product the company ever develops, and Musk has even

Tesla has officially launched its affordable models with the new Model 3 and Model Y ‘Standard’ versions hitting the company’s Online Design Studio on Tuesday. It is the first time Tesla has revealed any details about what it planned to launch in terms of its new, lower-cost vehicles, which are

As Tesla plans to release Full Self-Driving version 14 this week after CEO Elon Musk detailed a short delay in its rollout, there are several things that continue to plague what are extremely well-done drives by the suite. Tesla Full Self-Driving has truly revolutionized the way I travel, and I

Just a few days ago, Elon Musk shared a video of Tesla Optimus demonstrating some kung fu moves with a human partner. The video was impressive, though some were confused about why the Optimus team was busying itself with what appeared to be a cool but frivolous demonstration.  With the

A plant manager at a Tesla factory just tipped off the fact that the company will begin production of an affordable model in the coming weeks, all but confirming that a new car will be unveiled tomorrow. Tesla has been teasing some kind of product unveiling for October 7 on

The last time Engineering.com wrote about Depix Technologies, developer of generative AI rendering software, CEO Philip Lunn claimed the technology “made designers cry.” When Lunn reached out recently about Depix’s latest project, ImageLab, he took the hyperbole even further. “Last year we made designers cry. This year we will make

We’re less than 24 hours away from the kick-off of Amazon’s Prime Big Deal Days event, but that doesn’t mean savings aren’t already well underway. Leading today’s Green Deals is Lectric’s Better-Than-Prime Sale that is offering up to $720 in savings on e-bike bundles, with the second-ever price cut on

Electric vehicle batteries are at the heart of the EV revolution, but they also pose unique safety and reliability challenges. Overcharging, thermal stress, and hidden manufacturing defects can lead to serious risks that are difficult to detect with conventional methods. In this webinar, you’ll learn how industrial CT scanning provides

Tesla has released a cryptic teaser for something massive, and it will release details on it this week. With many different projects in the works, there is a lot of speculation going on about what it could potentially be, but we have a few ideas. On Sunday morning, Tesla released

A new report reveals a compelling truth: people connect most deeply with nature when it feels personal and because it helps them feel relaxed and calm. The report, conducted by Trellis data partner GlobeScan and the World Wildlife Fund, shows 61 percent of Americans say that their personal experiences are

Mitsui Seiki USA and Mitcham Machine Tools (MMT) announced a partnership to provide Mitsui Seiki machines, automation solutions, application engineering, and after-sale support to manufacturers in Eastern Canada, including Manitoba, Ontario, Quebec, New Brunswick, Prince Edward Island, Nova Scotia, and Newfoundland and Labrador. This new partnership combines Mitsui Seiki’s renowned

This fall marks the 25th anniversary of the US launch of the first-gen Toyota Prius — a car that, arguably, has done more to more to shift the market away from fossil fuels than any other single vehicle (more on that in a minute). That means that, in many states,

Finnish DC fast charging manufacturer Kempower and UK EV infrastructure firm EO Charging have installed 342 electric bus chargers in the past three years, and are building a further 150 charge points across the UK. Around 1,570 new zero-emission buses hit UK roads in 2024, representing a 36% year-on-year increase.

Tesla’s Full Self-Driving version 14 has gotten a new release date after new details from CEO Elon Musk opened up some new perspectives on the suite. Originally slated for an “early wide release” of v14 this past week, then a launch of v14.1 and v14.2 this week and next week,

For companies seeking to improve the accuracy of Scope 3 inventories, corporate carbon footprints can offer an upgrade to more commonly used methods. But a new study from European researchers suggests that “unpredictable variation” in company-level data severely limits the usefulness of the approach. To total up Scope 3 numbers

Teradyne, Inc. announced the launch of its Titan HP system level test (SLT) platform, designed specifically for the artificial intelligence (AI) and cloud infrastructure markets. The solution is designed to meet the demands of smaller process nodes and emerging architectures in current technologies. Teradyne Titan HP is a breakthrough system level