“A long-range Tesla Model 3 exceeded 565 miles on one charge by driving slowly, demonstrating the impact of speed on EV range.”
A long-range rear-wheel-drive Tesla Model 3 was driven over 565 miles on a single battery charge, surpassing its rated range by a significant margin. This extended distance was possible by maintaining a slow driving speed throughout the trip.
The achievement highlights the trade-off between speed and energy efficiency in electric vehicles. Driving habits notably affect how far an EV can travel on a single charge.
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A new strategic partnership is bringing real-time, auto-grade EV charging data to Southeast Asia, streamlining the experience for both drivers and major automotive OEMs.
Mercedes-Benz has secured preferential access to ProLogium's latest solid-state battery cells, marking a significant milestone in the long-standing partnership between the two companies.
French energy provider Sorégies is set to become a national leader in fast-charging infrastructure following its acquisition of BP Pulse’s operations in France.
While industry standards shift toward CCS, charging network leader InstaVolt is bucking the trend by guaranteeing permanent CHAdeMO access across its entire UK infrastructure.
Texas-based Samsar Resources has successfully repurposed 1,000 Nissan Leaf battery packs, marking a significant win for circular economy efforts in the EV sector.
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