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EV & AV Newsletter 5.27.21
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May 27, 2021
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EV Headlines
Ford Motor Company
On top of the release of the Lightning truck last week, Ford makes some more EV announcements. First, Ford announced 2 additional EV platforms this week. Ford also boosted their targeted spending on EVs from $22 billion to $30 billion by 2030. They also want EVs to make up for 40% of their volume.
Long Island makes up a third of all EV sales in NY. Part of the reason for this is in part because of the incentives offered to Long Island's residents. The power company offers a $500 credit towards an EV charger and also offers cashback for off-peak charging. This is on top of NY’s $2,000 rebate for the purchase of an EV and the federal tax credit of $7,500. Brush up on your EV tax credits.
Do you know what country has the most EVs in the world?
Autonomous Bulletin
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A Project in Maryland kicks off for an 11 mile corridor for self driving vehicles.
The Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport is working on a pilot (pun intended) program for AVs to carry luggage between terminals and aircrafts. This environment works well for a testing environment due to the lack of uncontrolled pedestrians.
Get your free autonomous shuttle ride. May Mobility has been on the streets of Grand Rapids for a little over a week and they seem to be garnering a bit of attention from the locals. These shuttles will take people from downtown to the west side of the city and don’t worry, there is a shuttle driver who can take control at any time.
All About Charging
East Idaho News
More and more charging stations are popping up every day. There is a big question of how it’ll affect the electrical grid. Scientists in Idaho are working on a solution, Microgrids. Charging station microgrids can connect to the existing electrical grid or work completely independent. These microgrids can be powered by clean resources, generators, or batteries.
An LA architect has designed a drive-in movie theater that doubles as a charging station. How cool is that?
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