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BMW i3 battery replacement is $16,000

2016-08-04
What does it cost to replace an EV battery at the retail level? For a BMW i3 a new battery will set owners back about $16,000, according to Dr. Christian Cozzarini, BMW Department Head, Environmental Engineering, who spoke at the 2016 CAR Management Briefing Seminars.
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BMW reapproaches hydrogen

2023-02-17
Top engineers in Munich talk about the vital role of H2 fuel cells in the climate crusade as iX5 test-fleet production begins.
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BMW shows plug-in hybrid electric based on X5 Sports Activity Vehicle

2014-04-21
Vehicle has 18 mi/30 km all-electric range from lithium-ion battery pack. Uses 2.0-l twin-scroll turbo engine with combination peak output of 270 hp/201 kW and 300 lb ft/407 N-m. Offers "predictive navigation" for high fuel efficiency, and can save battery capacity for areas that may require electric vehicle-only operation. European drive cycle ratings are 3.8 l/100 km (62 mpg) and just 89 grams CO₂/100 km.
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BUDD-e concept forecasts what VW zero-emission van could be in 2019

2016-01-06
At the 2016 CES in Las Vegas, Volkswagen provided a glimpse into its electric future with an all-electric BUDD-e minivan concept. It would be the first model based on a new company "technology matrix" for electric vehicles called MEB, short for Modular Electric Drive Kit.
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Bad gas?

2016-08-24
For the auto industry, the lines are drawing for the 2018 MTE due date amidst the expected higher costs of the advanced technology needed to meet the next required step-up in vehicle fuel efficiency.
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Ballard’s partners with Solaris Bus & Coach on hydrogen fuel cell buses

2019-07-30
Solaris Bus & Coach S.A. – a leading European bus manufacturer headquartered in Bolechowo, Poland – ordered 12 FCmove-HD hydrogen fuel cells from Ballard Power Systems Inc. for buses to be deployed as part of the Joint Initiative For Hydrogen Vehicles Across Europe, or “JIVE.”
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Batteries that don’t burn

2014-03-07
Potential lithium-ion battery electrolyte replacement being researched at the University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill is non-flammable.
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