Autonomous Shuttles: Report Reveals Future of Last-mile Mobility

the autonomous mobility industry is tackling part of the last-mile problem that many commuters encounter when using public transportation by replacing large, diesel buses with a fleet of electric, self-driving shuttle buses that transport small groups of people along defined and planned routes. Autonomous shuttles could be a key element that connects the public transportation…

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Market for Electric Vehicle Charging Infrastructure heads for a Boom– Research Finding

in countries where Electric Vehicles (EVs) are gaining popularity, Plug-in EVs are approaching an inflection point, as battery costs fall, driving range improves and consumer awareness and acceptance increases.  But larger batteries and longer range alone is not going to address range anxiety for consumers: broader access to charging infrastructure is one of the key factors to convincing consumers a pleasant driving experience awaits. IDTechEx Ltd,…

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Making Electric Vehicle Batteries from Deep-Sea Rocks Can Reduce Climate Change Impacts- Study

as the world rushes to replace fossil fuels with renewable sources of energy, new research shows that polymetallic rocks found on the deep-ocean floor can supply hundreds of millions of tons of important battery metals to store energy and power electric vehicles (EVs) with far less impact on the climate than mining the same metals…

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Research Reports:Why Electric vehicles May Shift to Solid-State Battery Technology

Electric vehicles are expected to include solid-state batteries as an innovative approach, according to IDTechEx’s research report “Solid-State and Polymer Batteries 2020-2030: Technology, Patents, Forecasts, Players“. Mature Lithium-Ion Battery Technology’s Limitations Since commercialized in 1991, lithium-ion batteries have received a worldwide success. However, this cannot hide their intrinsic limitations in terms of safety, performance, form factor and…

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