Slate's new $25,000 electric truck utilizes LFP batteries, a cheaper technology perfected in China, to achieve its low price point. This shift is influenced by regulatory changes and market demands for affordable EVs.
Fifty film production companies linked to producer Alan Latham have been compulsorily struck off the UK's companies register by Companies House. This action, due to failures in legal obligations like filing accounts, prevents creditors, including unpaid film workers, from recovering debts.
Fifty film production companies linked to producer Alan Latham have been compulsorily struck off the UK's companies register by Companies House. This leaves film workers unable to claim unpaid fees, with some reporting exploitation and unfulfilled payments.
Elon Musk responded to claims that his companies, Tesla and SpaceX, owe their success to government support, stating such claims are "totally false." He argued that government incentives represent less than 2% of their value and that removing EV tax credits actually boosted Tesla sales.
BHP is continuing to purchase hundreds of millions of dollars worth of diesel trucks for its Pilbara operations, despite internal documents highlighting the environmental impact and misalignment with decarbonisation goals. The company cites 'low technology readiness' for battery-electric trucks, a claim disputed by competitors and experts.
The Italian government has extended the fuel excise tax cut for two more weeks until June 8 and granted €300 million in tax credits to truckers, leading to the suspension of a planned strike. Measures aim to address high fuel costs impacting the transport sector.
The Italian government has extended fuel tax cuts until June 8 and granted €300 million in tax credits to truckers, leading them to suspend a planned strike. Measures aim to address high fuel costs impacting the transport sector.
