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In the grand opera of technology and innovation, few figureheads loom as large, and truly divisive, as Elon Musk. An industry titan with a penchant for revolution, he has cemented himself in the public consciousness as an icon of eccentricity, a figure whose narrative reads like the pages of a graphic novel.

Tesla is collaborating with Contemporary Amperex Technology Co. Ltd. (CATL), the world's largest battery manufacturer, to innovate new battery technologies for faster-charging.

According to a new report on the Global Maritime Hub, sustainable shipping fuels are set to reach cost parity with fossil-based fuels by 2035 with determined policy measures.

India is gearing up for a wave of new electric vehicles set to hit the roads in 2024.

Check out this intriguing piece from InsideEVs, titled "Apple Couldn't Build The Car Of The Future. But China's Tech Giants Already Have".

Harnessing the untapped power of the Earth's core seems like a science fiction concept, but Quaise Energy, a startup with roots in MIT, is striving to make it a reality.

In a world where innovation takes the driver's seat, electric vehicle (EV) manufacturers in China are buckling up for a unique ride. According to a recent article featured on Fortune, the red-hot competition among automakers in China is giving birth to some of the most unusual and innovative car features seen yet.

Heralding a potential fall from grace, electric vehicle company Fisker's stock has seen a steep decline reported CNN Wednesday.

The Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (IIHS) has rated many prominent automated driving systems, including Tesla's Autopilot, as 'poor' in terms of safety.

The future of airborne commuting might be closer than we think! Miami-based company Doroni Aerospace is preparing to debut their EV flying car, the H1-X, as early as 2025.

Raytheon, a business division of the world's largest aerospace and defense company, RTX, in collaboration with Kongsberg Defence & Aerospace, has completed a flight test of an upgraded AMRAAM-Extended Range missile variant.

Check out the latest from Financial Times, "China challenges the West for driverless car supremacy". This compelling article explores how China is positioning itself to compete with the West in the race for driverless car domination.

Mitsubishi Electric Corporation has announced the upcoming release of six new J3-Series power semiconductor modules for various electric vehicles (xEVs). These modules will feature either a silicon carbide metal-oxide semiconductor field-effect transistor (SiC-MOSFET) or an RC-IGBT (Si), offering compact designs and scalability for use in EV and PHEV inverters. Sample shipments of all six J3-Series products will be available from March 25.

Transitioning from a traditional internal combustion engine (ICE) design background to designing electric vehicles (EVs) is a plausible and promising move for a mechanical engineer, especially given the rapidly growing demand for EVs globally. Here's a step-by-step guide to facilitate this transition:

In an era where sustainability has become more than just a catchphrase, it's crucial to consider its impact and application in the aerospace industry. The intricate dance of innovation and responsibility paints an interesting landscape for the future of aerospace sustainability.

Well, folks, Toyota might just have a game-changer on their hands. We're talking next-level stuff here. It's about their investment in solid-state battery technology for electric vehicles (EVs).

Continental Cement has awarded FLSmidth a contract to install the FUELFLEX Pyrolyzer technology at its Davenport cement plant in Buffalo, Iowa in the United States, reports Sol Klappholz for the website WorldCement.com today. According to the article, the decision was made after being impressed by the first pre-commercial installation of the technology at the Mannok cement plant in Ireland.