Owners of electric vehicles rarely have to worry about their car being stolen. Is that because electric cars are more difficult to steal? Or do high-powered combustion cars simply remain more attractive to vehicle criminals? The situation could still change, however, because with the spread of e-mobility, electric cars could also end up in the theft statistics.
From Krefeld in North Rhine-Westphalia to Meppen in Lower Saxony - a study provides clarity on the pollution levels in German cities and comes to an unexpected conclusion: the highest values were not measured in metropolises, but where emission-reducing traffic measures are still lacking.
This is the worrying result of a study by a Scottish and Belgian university. Traces of pollutants from the outside world were found not only in the placenta, but also in the developing foetus.
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.
Re-fuels produced from renewable sources are more sustainable than the fossil equivalents - without requiring vehicle conversions. The ideal bridging technology for the transition period until the combustion engine ban in 2035?
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.
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.
Thanks to a nature-like photosynthetic process, researchers at Cambridge University have been able to produce fuel. An innovative and promising result for the energy sector.
The two superpowers are driving innovative efforts and achieving futuristic results. The normalisation of autonomous vehicles in Chinese and US cities might not be that far away.
Not often enough do companies use the more environmentally friendly electric driving mode in company cars. Now T&E is calling for the government to put plug-in company cars on an equal footing with internal combustion cars when it comes to tax breaks.
