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Chrysler Motors dabbles in the Electric Van Market

February 21, 2018 By James R

Chrysler Motors dabbles in the Electric Van Market

German automaker Daimler said Wednesday it would deliver battery-powered trucks to selected clients for road testing and announced major new investments in electrifying its heavy-duty line. Ten Mercedes-Benz electric eActros trucks from the Stuttgart-based group -- the world's largest manufacturer in the sector -- will hit the road in the coming weeks, weighing in at either … [Read more...]

Can Elon Musk at Tesla save Puerto Rico’s Power Issues?

October 6, 2017 By James R

Can Elon Musk at Tesla save Puerto Rico’s Power Issues?

With 90 percent of Puerto Rico still without power, Elon Musk has made hurricane-wrecked island an offer its governor couldn’t refuse. The Tesla CEO tweeted Thursday that his company is capable of rebuilding Puerto Rico’s power grid, much of which was destroyed by Hurricane Maria, to run on solar power and batteries. “The Tesla team has done this for many smaller islands … [Read more...]

The Next iPhone X is it really worth $1k

September 19, 2017 By James R

The Next iPhone X is it really worth $1k

The iPhone X is one of the most exciting phones released this decade – but not because it offers anything particularly innovative or new. It’s exciting because it’s the most radical redesign of an iPhone yet, tying together a number of key trends in the industry and adding in a level of polish that will attract legions of Apple fans to upgrade, and spend another couple of … [Read more...]

13-year Saturn Mission Ends In Fiery Space Crash

September 15, 2017 By James R

13-year Saturn Mission Ends In Fiery Space Crash

U.S. space agency NASA received the final signal from its Cassini spacecraft, which ended a groundbreaking 13-year Saturn mission on Friday with a meteor-like plunge into the planet’s atmosphere, transmitting data until the final moment. Cassini, the first spacecraft to orbit Saturn, ended its mission at 7:55 a.m. EDT (1155 GMT), shortly after it lost contact with … [Read more...]

The 400HP Lucid is almost here

August 29, 2017 By James R

The 400HP Lucid is almost here

The Lucid Air will have a starting price of $52,500, with standard features and options that make it competitive with high-end benchmarks.The Launch Edition will be limited to the first 255 cars off the production line and will be well appointed with distinguishing features. Free from space constraints of a conventional gasoline vehicle, explored the boundaries of proportion … [Read more...]

Sideways in the Snow

August 29, 2017 By James R

Sideways in the Snow

The Lucid team recently took the alpha development prototypes to northern Minnesota for winter testing, as the region provides the perfect environment for honing many vehicle attributes. Temperatures as low as -18F (-28C) are tough on just about every element of a vehicle. This extreme environment allows us to build upon extensive simulations and climate chamber development, … [Read more...]

IVC Filter Lawsuits are filling up in 2017

August 4, 2017 By James R

IVC Filter Lawsuits are filling up in 2017

The IVC filter is a medical device that is implanted in the inferior vena cava (IVC), a large vein that carries blood from the lower body to the heart. It looks something like an umbrella with just the shaft and ribs but no covering. The filter is designed to trap blood clots that often form in the deep veins in the legs and subsequently break off and travel, via the IVC, to … [Read more...]

CH-53K King Stallion flight testing moves to Naval Air Station Patuxent River

July 6, 2017 By James R

CH-53K King Stallion flight testing moves to Naval Air Station Patuxent River

July 5 (NAP) -- The CH-53K King Super Stallion has completed its first phase of test flights from West Palm Beach, Fla. to Naval Air Station Patuxent River, MD. as it transitions to its next test phase, Lockheed Martin announced on Wednesday. The flight was over 800 miles with a total flight time of six hours and is the first of a planned series of long-range flight tests … [Read more...]

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