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Taycan has some catching up to do, a price cut would help. ...
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Most business decisions that Tesla makes are fairly logical, but the company’s recent opening of pre-orders for the Cybertruck in China certainly raises some questions. China is obviously now a key market for Tesla, with their expanding Shanghai Gigafactory, which will soon start producing Model Y’s to add to...
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Perth-based HyperPower Technologies is a company that are building electric motors. These are unlike anything we’ve seen from production cars, with the ‘QFM-360-X’ said to be able to produce a 1MW motor. This motor is expected power future transport technologies such as hyperloop and light rail. The HyperPower Quantum...
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The automotive industry is going through its biggest ever transition, from the internal combustion engines that have powered cars for more than 100 years, to electric vehicles. It has been abundantly clear to me for years now that EVs are so clearly the future, for all forms of transport,...
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Today one of Australia’s oldest car brands (Holden) pulled the pin on one of the longest running nameplates (Commodore) in a dramatic sign that times are changing. In it’s announcement post, Holden detailed the shift in sales between market segments, highlighting that the large passenger car segment declined by...
Taycan has some catching up to do, a price cut would help. ...
Most business decisions that Tesla makes are fairly logical, but the company’s recent opening of pre-orders for the Cybertruck in China certainly raises some questions. China is obviously now a key market for Tesla, with their expanding Shanghai Gigafactory, which will soon start producing Model Y’s to add to...
Perth-based HyperPower Technologies is a company that are building electric motors. These are unlike anything we’ve seen from production cars, with the ‘QFM-360-X’ said to be able to produce a 1MW motor. This motor is expected power future transport technologies such as hyperloop and light rail. The HyperPower Quantum...
The automotive industry is going through its biggest ever transition, from the internal combustion engines that have powered cars for more than 100 years, to electric vehicles. It has been abundantly clear to me for years now that EVs are so clearly the future, for all forms of transport,...
Today one of Australia’s oldest car brands (Holden) pulled the pin on one of the longest running nameplates (Commodore) in a dramatic sign that times are changing. In it’s announcement post, Holden detailed the shift in sales between market segments, highlighting that the large passenger car segment declined by...
