The European Union (EU), through CINEA, will grant Renovatio e-charge 9.5 million euros for the construction of 242 new high-power charging stations for electric vehicles in Romania.
The EXPAND-E Consortium will install a total of 2,100 charging points (150-350 kW) for light and heavy electric vehicles in over 450 locations across 22 EU member states from June 2022 to June 2025. The EU is financing this project with a total grant of 70 million euros, of which 9.5 million euros goes to Romania.
HELLA, the automotive supplier operating under the umbrella brand FORVIA, and the luxury car manufacturer Porsche, have, in close cooperation with other partners, launched the world's first high-resolution headlamp based on matrix LED technology. With over 32,000 individually controllable pixels per headlamp, it raises automotive lighting technology to a new level. The digital headlamp system SSL | HD is now available for the first time in the new Porsche Cayenne as optional extra equipment.
Energy prices eased by 1.8% in June, led by coal (-13.1 %) and oil (-1.2%).
Non-energy prices fell by 1.9%.
Fertilizer prices dropped 9.3%.
The most important upgrade on the upcoming Samsung Galaxy Z Flip5 over the Z Flip4 is the larger cover display – moving up from the tiny 1.9” (512 x 260px) to 3.4” (720 x 748px) will enable Samsung to run apps on the cover display, not just basic widgets.
The official reveal is set for July 26.
The Eindhoven-based company has been creating custom titanium bikes for 10 years now, but the Seiren looks to take it to the next level. Are fully 3D-printed bike frames the next big thing in titanium?
It was clear that this was no average titanium bike. Not even a slick titanium bike with 3D-printed lugs and relatively-unique seat mast. This bike is 100% 3D-printed from powdered titanium.
New car registrations increased in Romania in the first five months of the year by 27%, and that can only make us happy. Maybe that's how we get rid of the very old cars from the streets. Dacia dominates the ranking along with Renault and Hyundai.
The announcement, which came a day before Toyota's annual shareholders meeting, amounted to the fullest disclosure yet of the automaker's strategy to compete in the fast-growing market for EVs.
Toyota Motor said it will introduce high-performance, solid-state batteries, and other technologies to improve the range and performance and to cut costs of its electric vehicles. The Japanese carmaker said it aims to launch next-generation batteries in 2026, seeking to win over consumers with vehicles that offer longer driving ranges and quicker charging times.