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LG Electronics to Launch EV Charging Stations in the US

AutoSuccessOnline

LG Electronics will enter the U.S. commercial customers develop the infrastructure to charge electric vehicles, which is critical to the success of the industry and the nation’s clean energy goals,” Min said. “As The post LG Electronics to Launch EV Charging Stations in the US appeared first on AutoSuccessOnline.

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Will the 3G mobile network shutdown in Australia affect your car?

Drive.com

As the 3G network is shutting down in Australia, is anything going to happen to your car? Ahead of Telstra and Optus’s axing of its 3G mobile network in the country – due to begin at the end of August – a vast majority of drivers are unsure of what this could mean for their cars. We spoke to various brands to find out.

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What is Rivian's software secret that Volkswagen so covets?

Autocar

That gives Volkswagen access to the newest ‘Gen2’ version of the electronic architecture that Rivian will fit into its upcoming cheaper R2 and R3 EVs, as well as “across a wide range of vehicles within the Volkswagen Group,” Rivian CEO RJ Scaringe told investors last week. So what exactly does Rivian have that Volkswagen doesn’t?

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2025 Honda CR-V e:FCEV Is A Plug-in Hybrid, But With Hydrogen

Carscoops

Last but not least, a bi-directional charging function means that you can use the battery juice to power any kind of electronics, camping equipment, and small home appliances via a 110-volt power outlet delivering up to 1,500 watts of power. It will be available for customer leasing in California beginning later this year.

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‘Convenient and affordable’: Ausgrid to roll out kerbside EV chargers on power poles

Drive.com

You might not think much about the grid when you plug in your new EV at home, but to get those electrons from their source and into your car’s battery is an incredible feat of engineering. Ausgrid is working with the industry to explore different ways to scale up solutions like this and deliver more value for customers.

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Working Together: How Auto Industry Players Are Fighting Back Against Digital Fraud

Dealer World

The customer seemed legitimate, the electronic payment cleared initially, and everything appeared to be by the book." What follows is a carefully orchestrated dance of fake electronic payments and quick vehicle releases that leaves dealerships holding the bag and buyers out thousands of dollars. But then things went sideways.

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Can electric cars be hacked more easily than other cars?

Drive.com

Whether a new car runs on petrol or electricity, these days electronics control practically every onboard system. A modern Controller Area Network (CAN bus) lets a car’s systems talk to each other. Considering EVs are basically battery-powered computers on wheels, how at risk are they for hacking?