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    Ford’s new $30,000 EV truck can power a home during an outage without an external inverter, potentially making backup electricity cheaper

    Ford's upcoming Fathom electric truck is set to provide home backup power during outages. The truck features integrated bidirectional charging technology for efficient electricity transfer. Estimated costs for necessary home power equipment will be around $2,000, significantly lower than previous systems. Homeowners may need to upgrade their electrical setups to utilize this technology efficiently. The Fathom aims to appeal to buyers seeking multifunctional electric vehicles.

    Exicom makes India’s first liquid-cooled EV charger modules

    Exicom Tele-Systems is now manufacturing liquid-cooled power modules for EV chargers. This new production facility in Hyderabad will serve global markets, including North America and Europe. The company's move addresses heat challenges in high-power electric vehicle charging systems. Exicom's acquisition of Tritium enhances its liquid-cooled technology capabilities.

    In 2018, the U.S. Air Force signed a 35-year lease for underused Mojave desert land. 8 years later, the site hosts 1.9 million solar panels, turning a historic aircraft testing ground into a massive renewable-energy hub

    In 2018, the U.S. Air Force signed a 35-year lease for underused desert land at Edwards Air Force Base in California. What happened next was unexpected. The former aircraft testing landscape became home to nearly 1.9 million solar panels. Today, the Edwards Sanborn solar project produces massive amounts of clean energy while giving unused federal land a new purpose.

    RoadGrid gets government backing to expand EV charger manufacturing

    RoadGrid India received Rs13 crore funding from the Technology Development Board. This investment will establish a manufacturing facility for their patented electric vehicle charger. The plant aims to produce 2,000 chargers annually, creating over 100 jobs. Commercial production is expected to commence by March 2027. This initiative supports India's growing electric mobility sector.

    ET Prime Special Series: Multibagger or IBC - Part 67: Can this auto ancillary close the gap between old mobility and EV revenue?

    The market may see this as another diversified auto component manufacturer. The deeper story is one of capital reallocation. The group is consolidating similar operations, exiting weaker joint ventures, acquiring a larger manufacturing business and placing a measured bet on electric mobility. Yet the electric business produced only Rs. 20 crore. The next phase must prove that scale can improve cash flow, margins, and return on capital employed.

    Repeated car starting problems even after several service centre visits held as deficiency in service; owner wins Rs 4 lakh compensation

    A new diesel car owner won Rs 4 lakh compensation after his vehicle developed persistent electrical and battery issues within four months of purchase. Despite multiple service center visits and part replacements, the problems recurred. The consumer commission ruled that repeated starting issues within the warranty period constituted a deficiency in service, causing significant harassment.

    The Economic Times
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