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Mia Bevacqua

Mia is an ASE Certified Master Automobile Technician, L1, L2 and L3 Advanced Level Specialist. She has over 12 years of experience in the automotive industry and a bachelor’s degree in automotive technology. These skills have been applied toward content writing, technical writing, inspections, consulting, automotive software engineering.

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GM Tries Robotic Arm and 3D Printed Parts at Assembly Plants

Aug 28, 2018 8:56 AM WST

General Motors has been testing a wealth of new technologies at its assembly plants, including a robotic arm and 3D printed parts.
Ontario Abandons its Electric Vehicle Incentive Programs

Aug 27, 2018 12:10 PM WST

Following the election of Premier Doug Ford, Ontario, Canada abruptly canceled its incentive programs for electric vehicles and their charging stations.
Recent Study Shows Drivers Still Fear Autonomous Vehicles

Aug 20, 2018 8:00 AM WST

Esurance recently conducted a study to analyze the future of self-driving vehicles. The results show most drivers still aren’t willing to accept autonomous cars, even though the technology can save them both time and money.
Demand for Lithium-Ion Batteries Expected to Double by 2024

Aug 19, 2018 6:00 AM WST

The rise in global EV production has created an increased need for lithium-ion batteries, and the rare materials used inside. Soon, demand may outweigh supply.
Honda Installs Large Solar Array at its California Campus

Aug 07, 2018 4:00 PM WST

Just last week, Honda flipped the switch on its all-new solar system, located on top of its Torrance, California building.
Research Report Predicts 10.79 Million EVs by 2025

Aug 05, 2018 10:04 AM WST

The Research and Markets company recently published a report regarding the future of EVs. In the release, the firm predicts EV sales will increase at a CAGR of 32.57%, putting the global number at 10.79 million by 2025.
General Motors Commits to Focus on Sustainability

Aug 01, 2018 11:00 AM WST

GM recently released its Sustainability Report in which it promises to increase sustainability through strategies like electrification, autonomous driving, and renewable energy.
BorgWarner Opens New Technical Center Dedicated to Electric Vehicles

Jul 30, 2018 2:00 PM WST

Recently, BorgWarner opened a new 100,000 square-foot research facility in Noblesville, Indiana. The location will be devoted to the research and development of hybrid and electric vehicles.
Volkswagen Uses Quantum Computing to Develop EV Batteries

Jul 23, 2018 8:00 AM WST

Volkswagen was recently able to simulate EV battery molecules on a quantum computer. Eventually, the German automaker hopes to use this technology to model complete battery structures and build a "tailor-made" battery.
Ryder Rental Truck Company Commits to 500 Electric Vans

Jul 22, 2018 10:14 AM WST

To diversify its fleet, Ryder Rental recently reserved 500 electric panel vans from California-based Chanje Energy.

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General Motors has been testing a wealth of new technologies at its assembly plants, including a robotic arm and 3D printed parts.

Following the election of Premier Doug Ford, Ontario, Canada abruptly canceled its incentive programs for electric vehicles and their charging stations.

Esurance recently conducted a study to analyze the future of self-driving vehicles. The results show most drivers still aren’t willing to accept autonomous cars, even though the technology can save them both time and money.

The rise in global EV production has created an increased need for lithium-ion batteries, and the rare materials used inside. Soon, demand may outweigh supply.

Just last week, Honda flipped the switch on its all-new solar system, located on top of its Torrance, California building.

The Research and Markets company recently published a report regarding the future of EVs. In the release, the firm predicts EV sales will increase at a CAGR of 32.57%, putting the global number at 10.79 million by 2025.

GM recently released its Sustainability Report in which it promises to increase sustainability through strategies like electrification, autonomous driving, and renewable energy.

Recently, BorgWarner opened a new 100,000 square-foot research facility in Noblesville, Indiana. The location will be devoted to the research and development of hybrid and electric vehicles.

Volkswagen was recently able to simulate EV battery molecules on a quantum computer. Eventually, the German automaker hopes to use this technology to model complete battery structures and build a "tailor-made" battery.

To diversify its fleet, Ryder Rental recently reserved 500 electric panel vans from California-based Chanje Energy.