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Australia’s SEA Electric has taken multiple orders for its 2’500 Nm EV truck

Posted 17. April 2019 by future-ride

SEA Electric is an Australian-based company that’s kicking goals on the world stage. Recently SEA Electric had a successful US launch at the ‘Work Truck Show’ in Indianapolis, where it demonstrated its electric technology, specifically engineered for heavy vehicles. Orders from Detroit, Philadelphia, New York City and San Francisco The…

BYD Launches the World’s Longest Pure Electric Bus

Posted 5. April 2019 by future-ride

27 meter and capacity of 250 people BYD was proud to announce the launch of the K12A at the company's headquarters in Shenzhen, the world's first 27-m pure electric bus. With a passenger capacity of 250 people, it is the longest pure electric bus in the world and can travel…

350,000 test kilometres in the QUANTiNO 48VOLT

Posted 2. April 2019 by future-ride

Are you looking for good reasons why a flowcell makes sense as the energy supplier in an electric car? The QUANTiNO 48VOLT has more than 350,000 of them. That’s how many kilometres the nanoFlowcell® test vehicle has covered to date. Every single kilometre driven is testament to the technical stability…

Electromobility under extreme conditions: The BMW iX3, the BMW i4 and the BMW iNEXT

Posted 1. April 2019 by future-ride

Prototypes of the next all-electric models from BMW i are jointly undergoing comprehensive vehicle tests at the winter test centre in Arjeplog – intensive development programme preparing for market launch in 2020 and 2021. BMW i is preparing to launch the next generation of solely electrically powered models. Three of…

For the first time in history, more new electric cars are sold than new fossil cars in Norway.

Historical electric car sales

Posted 1. April 2019 by future-ride

For the first time in history, more new electric cars are sold than new fossil cars in Norway. Norway now makes three electric car records in the new car sales: The electric car share in March alone was 58.4 per cent. This is historically high and the first time you…