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Carmakers Dream Of Clean, Green, Mean Electric Machines
From motor magnets with toxic histories to batteries made using copious fossil-fuel power, many challenges face carmakers seeking to purge dirtier materials from their supply chains to satisfy regulators and investors.
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Carmakers Dream of Clean, Green, Mean Electric Machines
From motor magnets with toxic histories to batteries made using copious fossil-fuel power, many challenges face carmakers seeking to purge dirtier materials from their supply chains to satisfy regulators and investors.
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GM, GE To Collaborate On Sourcing Rare Materials
The two US industrial giants signed a memorandum of understanding with the goal of establishing "a North America- and Europe-based supply chain of vertically integrated magnet manufacturing that both companies will use in the future.
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General Motors Unveils New Electric Motor That Will Be Used In The Hummer EV
For instance, the 256 kW motor will be at the heart of the Hummer EV.
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Tata Motors Reveals New Electric Vehicle Powertrain Technology Ziptron
Tata Electric Vehicle:The company has christened the new powertrain Ziptron and it will power the company's future electric vehicles. The first electric car to get this new powertrain technology will be launched in India in the fourth quarter (Q4) of the 2020 financial year.
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Toyota's New Motor Magnets Reduce Dependence On Rare-Earth Materials For Electric Vehicles
Toyota Motor Corporation has announced that it has developed an electric vehicle motor magnet, which reduces the use of a rare-earth material neodymium by almost 50 per cent. Neodymium magnets are heat-resistant magnets used in high-output electric motors for electric vehicles, as well as machines and robots.
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Honda and Daido Steel Develop World's First Hybrid Motor Free of Rare Earth Metals
Honda has has recently co-developed world's first hybrid motor that is free of any heavy rare earth elements.
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Brain stimulation helps recover from stroke
A new therapy that uses magnetic pulses to stimulate the brain helps stroke patients recover motor function.
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Carmakers Dream Of Clean, Green, Mean Electric Machines
From motor magnets with toxic histories to batteries made using copious fossil-fuel power, many challenges face carmakers seeking to purge dirtier materials from their supply chains to satisfy regulators and investors.
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Carmakers Dream of Clean, Green, Mean Electric Machines
From motor magnets with toxic histories to batteries made using copious fossil-fuel power, many challenges face carmakers seeking to purge dirtier materials from their supply chains to satisfy regulators and investors.
-
GM, GE To Collaborate On Sourcing Rare Materials
The two US industrial giants signed a memorandum of understanding with the goal of establishing "a North America- and Europe-based supply chain of vertically integrated magnet manufacturing that both companies will use in the future.
-
General Motors Unveils New Electric Motor That Will Be Used In The Hummer EV
For instance, the 256 kW motor will be at the heart of the Hummer EV.
-
Tata Motors Reveals New Electric Vehicle Powertrain Technology Ziptron
Tata Electric Vehicle:The company has christened the new powertrain Ziptron and it will power the company's future electric vehicles. The first electric car to get this new powertrain technology will be launched in India in the fourth quarter (Q4) of the 2020 financial year.
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Toyota's New Motor Magnets Reduce Dependence On Rare-Earth Materials For Electric Vehicles
Toyota Motor Corporation has announced that it has developed an electric vehicle motor magnet, which reduces the use of a rare-earth material neodymium by almost 50 per cent. Neodymium magnets are heat-resistant magnets used in high-output electric motors for electric vehicles, as well as machines and robots.
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Honda and Daido Steel Develop World's First Hybrid Motor Free of Rare Earth Metals
Honda has has recently co-developed world's first hybrid motor that is free of any heavy rare earth elements.
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Brain stimulation helps recover from stroke
A new therapy that uses magnetic pulses to stimulate the brain helps stroke patients recover motor function.
