Review Rolls-Royce EV, check airless tire, GM smart battery, Rivian production: Car News Today
GM is watching more closely the EV battery problems, Michelin airless tires are tested on trucks. Rivian made progress in the production process. And we drove Rolls-Royce’s first electric car and learned the history of its technology. This and more, at Green Car Reports.
A few years ago, Rolls-Royce committed to going all-electric by 2030, but it begins that journey later this year with the first deliveries of its first electric vehicle. the plot of How was the Rolls-Royce Specter EV formed? It’s interesting in itself, though you’ll want to read it too Rolls-Royce Specter test drive for the first time.
General Motors acquired a manufacturing company software to help identify EV battery problems, including heat dissipation issues and other battery failures. The company’s solutions are particularly attractive, GM explained, because they require no additional hardware or sensors.
Airless tire technology has long been considered a key technology for electric and self-driving cars. Now the French postal service will be testing Michelin Uptis airless tires on delivery trucksin what could become an important real-world point of proof.
And Rivian has made progress in ramping up electric vehicle production in the second quarter of the year, according to results released by the company earlier this week. It said the numbers “remain in line with company expectations” as R1T pickup trucks, R1S SUVs and EDV trucks ship at the assembly plant in Illinois.
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