The US-American corporation is preparing for the green transport revolution and is investing one billion euros in electric vehicles for deliveries on the European continent - from e-trucks to micromobility hubs for zero-emission parcel delivery.
Is the current power supply sufficient to meet the increasing demand for electricity - especially in the context of the charging infrastructure? A study shows that the situation could be less problematic in the future than one might think.
Major manufacturers show their plans to make the industry more climate-friendly in the future. Electricity and hydrogen are at the centre of the innovation efforts. A switch that is not only driven by the desire for climate-friendly solutions in the transport sector, but also by the future driving bans in Europe.
Researchers from China are experimenting with vehicles that can hover over the roadway - with magnets that make the cars fly. A futuristic solution to the more than real problem of particulate pollution.
Numerous benefits are expected from installing solar panels on the Golden State's canal network - for the economy and also for the environment. In this way California could generate green electricity directly where it is needed.
After criticism because of the actual involvement of fossil fuels in the manufacturing and charging processes, a study shows that electric cars are still much cleaner than combustion engines - with potential to become even greener.
The world's second-largest country by population is increasingly investing in electric mobility and showing how it can also work "on a budget". Indian electric vehicles are easy on the wallet of many customers as well as on the environment.
Electric buses developed in Africa for Africa. In this way, the company "ROAM" wants to bring environmentally and socially compatible mobility solutions to the continent's roads and ensure a social-ecological turnaround.
In addition to its existing plans for electromobility, BMW wants to optimise the environmental balance of its car production already in the construction phase. The first step: converting old fishing nets into environmentally friendly fabrics for upholstering car interiors.
It will be expensive to park two-wheelers on the streets of the French capital. With this, Paris wants to make electric alternatives more attractive - and set out on the path to a clean future.
