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University at Buffalo Deploys 8 Electric Buses, 10 Chargers
The university, WeDriveU, and Zenobē welcomed the first electric buses to the school’s fleet under its zero-emissions roadmap.
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The university, WeDriveU, and Zenobē welcomed the first electric buses to the school’s fleet under its zero-emissions roadmap.
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Webinar Panel: With electric vehicles still in the early phases of adoption, it pays to strategize short and long-term approaches to electrification.
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The new technology evaluates each electric vehicle and provides VIN-specific information, which is vital in capturing accurate information about the health of the battery.
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Sales volume on its electric fleet vehicles plummeted after a key supplier could not deliver enough battery packs.
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The push to accurately quantify the costs of an EV fleet will depend on line items both fixed and variable, with some yet to be standardized.
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The new separator technology aims to enhance all types of lithium-ion cells to improve safety, charging, and battery life.
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Despite a recent move toward solid-state batteries, one battery maker suggests mass production is still 10 years away.
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The battery is the lifeline of an electric vehicle. Understanding battery state of health and managing driving and charging behavior will go a long way to maintaining uptime on your electric fleet vehicles.
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A panel at the National Auto Auction Association convention delves into the emerging challenges facing adoption of electric vehicles.
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Nissan approves the first bi-directional charger for use with its Nissan LEAF models in the U.S. The Fermata Energy FE-15 charger allows business owners to utilize their Nissan LEAF to help reduce energy costs.
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The companies are collaborating on an electric vehicle-specific valuation influenced by the condition of the battery, the most expensive part of an EV.
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