Kyle Field is a Senior Editor for CleanTechnica and AL.com, specializing in clean energy and electric vehicles. With a passion for sustainable technology and a keen interest in the intersection of transportation and the environment, Kyle's articles provide in-depth analysis and coverage of the latest advancements in the industry.
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By: Kyle Field
Bowling Green comes off a bye week to take on Texas A&M in another loud environment.
A few weeks ago, WhistlinDiesel’s Cybertruck torture testing was the talk of EV social media. When the vehicle’s hitch basically snapped off under extreme circumstances, EV haters used it to lampoon all EVs. EV fans were split between Tesla fanatics, who blamed the unusually rough hits it took, and others who mocked the unconventional vehicle’s construction. While the question of abuse versus use is a valid one (I’m mostly on the side of the testing being abuse), a recent article at Jalopnik raises a strange point straight from Tesla.
SolarEdge is known for high efficiency inverters, and the company was at RE+ 2024 in Anaheim, California, again this year showing off all the latest improvements and upgrades it has made to its home solar ecosystem of products.
Photo by Chris Swann Texas A&M Aggies tight end Tre Watson (84) and Texas A&M Aggies wide receiver Noah Thomas (3) react after Watson’s touchdown during Texas A&M’s game against Arkansas at the Southwest Classic at AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas on Saturday, Sept. 28, 2024. (Chris Swann/The Battalion)
By: Kyle Field
Nearly 100 years after the famous Le Croisière Monde, a new generation of adventurers are planning an epic adventure for the electric era. They plan to take four Citroën Amis from Paris all the way down to the tip of South Africa in just 3 and 1/2 months.
By: Kyle Field
A firsthand look at Pirelli's sustainability efforts as it continues the transition from legacy materials and processes to the future of 100% sustainable, bio-based tire production.
The Navier N30 electric flying boat is very real, delivers meaningful performance, and is on the fast track to production in meaningful quantities.
By: Cynthia Shahan
In 2023, 33 m micromobility trips takenridership evenly split between scooters with 65 million trips, and bikes totaling 68 million trips
By: Kyle Field
Sign up for daily news updates from CleanTechnica on email. Or follow us on Google News! Royal Enfield has a rich history in motorcycles, tracing its roots back to 1901 when the company’s first motorcycle rolled out of the factory. Over the last 123 years, the company has evolved its ... [continued]
By: Kyle Field
Including Ticketmaster fees, the cost for one pair of 50-yard line tickets on the resale market comes to $2.265 million.
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