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Mercedes-Benz G 580 Goes Electric, Debuts on 24 April with Latest Updates
The Mercedes-Benz G 580 electric, previously known as the Quad-Motor EQG, is set to make a splash at the forthcoming Beijing car show in 2024. This electrified iteration of the legendary G-Class promises to redefine off-road driving, leveraging cutting-edge technology and building upon the concept introduced by the 2021 EQG model. With its innovative four-motor setup, the G 580 embodies Mercedes-Benz's commitment to electric innovation, blending luxury and off-road capabilities seamlessly, marking a new era for the automotive industry.
By Dabbie Davis
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Toyota Develops Groundbreaking Engine That Captures Carbon Out of the Air
Toyota pioneers environmental innovation with a carbon capture system in the hydrogen-powered GR Corolla. Racing tests show promise, capturing one gram of carbon per lap. Challenges remain, but Toyota aims for wider implementation, focusing on improving filter capacity and automation. This marks a significant step in sustainable engineering amid ongoing industry shifts.
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CES 2024: Hyundai Unveils Using Hydrogen Energy and Software to Achieve Carbon Neutrality by 2050
At CES 2024, Hyundai showcased a bold vision for future mobility at Mandalay Bay Convention Center, emphasizing hydrogen energy ecosystems and cutting-edge software and AI innovations under the theme 'Ease every way.' Their exhibition featured hydrogen value chains, waste-to-energy solutions, and SDV technologies at Las Vegas Convention Center from January 9-12, aligning with Hyundai Motor's mission of 'Progress for Humanity' to create a safer, freer world.
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Fully Electric Fire Truck Debuts in Arizona, Mesa Announces
According to Mesa Fire officials, this fire truck operates through a battery that energizes its electric propulsion system. With an approximate four-hour endurance, it empowers firefighters to promptly respond to emergencies, combat fires, and return to base - all powered by electricity.
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Toyota's Emblem Update: Dot Signals End of Blue Hybrid Badges
Toyota bids adieu to its iconic Blue Hybrid Badge, signaling a shift to a new era. The emblem's blue halo, a hallmark since 2009, fades away, making room for a unified blue dot badge across hybrids, PHEVs, hydrogen, and EVs. A transformative step in Toyota's design narrative."
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Cummins Faces Historic $1.675B Penalty for Ram Truck Emission Defeat Devices
Cummins is set to pay a staggering $1.675 billion environmental fine for installing engine emission defeat devices in numerous Ram Trucks. This marks the largest-ever Clean Air Act penalty.
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GM, Ford Announce Discontinuation of Electric Vehicle Tax Credit for Multiple Car Models in 2024
General Motors and Ford will lose electric vehicle tax credit from some of its production. Nonetheless, the GM expects to regain the credit as it is working towards changing sources for auto components. The Biden Administration rule regarding EV tax credit is a major reason for the temporary tax credit ineligibility on certain vehicles beginning Jan.1 2024.
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VW Partners with Chinese Electric Automaker, Introduce Sodium-Ion Battery-Powered Vehicle
Volkswagen entered a new venture with its Chinese partner JAC Group. The duo works on their latest porject to add on the EV market. VW and JAC present the first ever sodium -ion battery powered electric vehicle.
By Dabbie Davis