A spokeswoman for Moelis declined to comment. Other companies trying to make electric aircraft include Joby Aviation, which announced a $6.6 billion deal with a SPAC led by the LinkedIn co-founder Reid Hoffman in February, and the German start-up Lilium, which went public last month by merging with a SPAC led by a former General […]
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With automation becoming the latest buzzword in the business circles, window automation industry share is all set to register a massive growth rate over the years. Smart cities and connected automobiles are no longer a figment of one’s imagination, for automation has extensively penetrated across myriad professional domains. Automated doors and windows, in particular, are
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In an era that has been consistently reiterating the significance of emission reduction, electric motors industry has indeed been occupying a pivotal stance in the global automotive space. Having recognized that fossil fuels are soon on their way to extinction, potential contenders across the global industrial realm have been scrupulously planning a future thriving on
At the ongoing Tokyo Motor Show in Japan, the first electric car from Mazda, the MX-30 has been revealed. It is an electric SUV, no more than 5-feet high and features Rolls Royce styled doors. The driver’s side door can open at an angle of 82 degrees while the rear doors can open 80 degrees
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The Mazda MX-30 is the Japanese automaker’s first electric car, and it features a pretty eye-catching design for its side doors. On both sides, the MX-30’s rear doors open from the back rather than the front, and there’s also no center pillar, providing a large entrance when both doors are open. AutoCar reports that Mazda
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Normal-looking design cues like moderately sized wheels and real mirrors lead us to believe this one isn’t too far off from a production reality. Nissan Nissan’s been leading the battery-electric charge since the first Leaf, and with the way the new-car market has been trending globally, it’s kind of amazing that the company hasn’t stuck
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When Volvo decided a decade ago that it wanted to make a push on safety, the automaker created a plan to eliminate deaths and serious injuries in its vehicles by 2020. Though it admitted earlier this year that the company wouldn’t get there—putting some blame on drivers’ “bad behavior”—today’s Volvos offer a bevy of innovative
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Image copyright Harley-Davidson Harley-Davidson has halted production of its first electric motorbike after finding a glitch in its charging system. The company began shipping the £28,995 105-horsepower LiveWire bikes to dealers in the US last month. It says existing bikes are safe but must be charged at dealerships, which will take an hour, rather than
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FILE PHOTO: A Harley-Davidson Inc. logo is seen at the Paris auto show in Paris, France, October 4, 2018. REUTERS/Benoit Tessier (Reuters) – Harley-Davidson Inc (HOG.N) said on Monday it has stopped production of its first electric motorcycle after discovering a glitch in the final quality checks. The motorcycle maker said it does not have
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DRESDEN, Germany (Reuters) – German automotive supplier Robert Bosch [ROBG.UL] is launching production of silicon carbide automotive chips, in a move to address the range anxiety that deters many drivers from switching to electric vehicles. FILE PHOTO: A Bosch logo is pictured in Renningen near Stuttgart, Germany July 29, 2016. REUTERS/Michaela Rehle Silicon carbide is
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