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EV World: A learning experience

Auto Service World

Here’s what they’ve learned during the experience — and what they find customers are learning along the way Despite all the noise, the negative talk, the pullback from automakers and global trends, Canadians are still turning out to buy electric vehicles. per cent of all new vehicle registrations, while plug-in hybrids were another 3.5

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Comparing an EV to a Fuel Cell Vehicle (FCV) 

Tire Review Magazine

In the search for greener alternatives to fossil fuel-powered vehicles, two technologies have emerged as leaders: electric vs hydrogen vehicles. But how do these nearly silent, emission-free vehicles work? At the center of every electric car is its battery pack.

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Automakers at Toronto show switch gears on focus

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And if those big numbers come through, many attendees can expect to hear a lot about all sorts of options available to them in their car-buying journey by automakers this year. Whether consumers want a gas-powered vehicle, one that is fully electric or a hybrid of some kind, automakers are giving people options.

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EV reduction gearbox service

Tire Review Magazine

As opposed to internal combustion engines, electric vehicles do not have transmissions that require frequent maintenance. This is still considered a transmission because it controls the direction of the car, but it does not have multiple gears of varying sizes for acceleration.

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EV reduction gearbox service

Tire Review Magazine

As opposed to internal combustion engines, electric vehicles do not have transmissions that require frequent maintenance. This is still considered a transmission because it controls the direction of the car, but it does not have multiple gears of varying sizes for acceleration.

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Continental Celebrates 30 Years of Silica Tire Technology

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Today, Continental incorporates silica in many rubber compounds for cars, vans, and two-wheeled vehicles and now uses a sustainable form of silica made from rice husk ashes. This means less fuel consumption for combustion engines and increased range for todays electric cars,” explained Wies.

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Trelleborg collaborates with SSAB for fossil-free steel

Tire Review Magazine

Trelleborg Sealing Solutions has signed an agreement with the global steel company SSAB for the supply of fossil-free steel used in the production of damping shims for vehicle brake pads. The post Trelleborg collaborates with SSAB for fossil-free steel appeared first on Tire Review Magazine.