Electric Vehicle (EV) News

John Deere and the National Renewable Energy Laboratory are developing a smaller, lighter inverter that could boost power density 378%.

The Indiana Department of Transportation and Purdue University are developing wireless, contactless, in-ground equipment to electrify roadways.

A Kansas City pilot project aims to expand public access to electric vehicle charging by installing stations in the public right of way.

'High-risk, high-reward': Two Midwest universities are part of a U.S. Department of Energy initiative to support connected technologies for vehicle efficiency.

A Michigan Tech study found that solar-powered charging stations in Walmart parking lots could power electric vehicles for 90% of Americans who live nearby.

State policy drives electric vehicle adoption, report authors say. Here’s where Midwest states stand.

In Chicago, electric vehicle infrastructure is concentrated in affluent areas. Northwestern University students hope to change that.

There is a lot going on this week in America, and it is slightly overshadowing what would typically be a huge week for tech. This week is CES, the Consumer Electronics Show, which takes...

Good Tuesday afternoon, everyone. With the new year comes a new round of trend predictions. Although 2020 threw us for a loop and proved ANYthing is possible and the future truly is...

Welcome back from the holiday break. Today we begin with a transportation innovation out of Madison, Wisconsin. Bike infrastructure company Saris is developing a pedal-assist, battery-electric cargo bike specifically designed for...