

Electric Vehicles Research
May 27, 2016

Lead acid batteries: delaying the inevitable
IDTechEx finds that C category cars and above will have to be mild hybrids with 48V lithium-ion batteries if they are to meet the tough new carbon dioxide emissions.
Electric Vehicles Research
May 24, 2016

CAFE Tenth Electric Aircraft Symposium Report: overview
This annual event by the delightful staff of the Comparative Aircraft Flight Efficiency Foundation CAFE took place May 19-20 at San Francisco Airport Marriott Waterfront.
Electric Vehicles Research
May 20, 2016

Lithium-ion batteries will dominate the battery business
The brand new report from IDTechEx Research, Lithium-ion Batteries 2016-2026, finds that at around $140 billion in 2026, the lithium-ion battery business will dominate the battery business.
Electric Vehicles Research
May 19, 2016

Power electronics for electric vehicles
At first it seems ridiculous that IDTechEx forecasts a huge growth in the power electronics business for electric vehicles.
Electric Vehicles Research
May 13, 2016

Manned electric aircraft get investment
The unique new IDTechEx Research report Manned Electric Aircraft 2016-2031 explains how, so far, electric aircraft have largely followed electric land and water vehicles.
Electric Vehicles Research
May 6, 2016

Regenerative suspension comes center stage
The IDTechEx conference Electric Vehicles Everything is Changing finished in Berlin last week and it is analysed in this series of exclusive articles.
Electric Vehicles Research
May 4, 2016

Lessons from Electric Vehicles: Everything is Changing: Part Two
This IDTechEx conference just finished in Berlin had a wide variety of future oriented presentations.
Electric Vehicles Research
May 2, 2016

Lessons from Electric Vehicles: Everything is Changing Part One
The conference "Electric Vehicles: Everything is Changing" in Berlin 27-28 April was a great success. Here we give only a glimpse at the rich insight and information presented. IDTechEx deliberately pitched the event as different from other electric vehicle conferences in looking firmly at the future including the speculative and ill-defined.
Electric Vehicles Research
May 27, 2016

Lead acid batteries: delaying the inevitable
IDTechEx finds that C category cars and above will have to be mild hybrids with 48V lithium-ion batteries if they are to meet the tough new carbon dioxide emissions.
Electric Vehicles Research
May 20, 2016

Lithium-ion batteries will dominate the battery business
The brand new report from IDTechEx Research, Lithium-ion Batteries 2016-2026, finds that at around $140 billion in 2026, the lithium-ion battery business will dominate the battery business.
Electric Vehicles Research
May 13, 2016

Manned electric aircraft get investment
The unique new IDTechEx Research report Manned Electric Aircraft 2016-2031 explains how, so far, electric aircraft have largely followed electric land and water vehicles.
Electric Vehicles Research
May 4, 2016

Lessons from Electric Vehicles: Everything is Changing: Part Two
This IDTechEx conference just finished in Berlin had a wide variety of future oriented presentations.
Electric Vehicles Research
May 24, 2016

CAFE Tenth Electric Aircraft Symposium Report: overview
This annual event by the delightful staff of the Comparative Aircraft Flight Efficiency Foundation CAFE took place May 19-20 at San Francisco Airport Marriott Waterfront.
Electric Vehicles Research
May 19, 2016

Power electronics for electric vehicles
At first it seems ridiculous that IDTechEx forecasts a huge growth in the power electronics business for electric vehicles.
Electric Vehicles Research
May 6, 2016

Regenerative suspension comes center stage
The IDTechEx conference Electric Vehicles Everything is Changing finished in Berlin last week and it is analysed in this series of exclusive articles.
Electric Vehicles Research
May 2, 2016

Lessons from Electric Vehicles: Everything is Changing Part One
The conference "Electric Vehicles: Everything is Changing" in Berlin 27-28 April was a great success. Here we give only a glimpse at the rich insight and information presented. IDTechEx deliberately pitched the event as different from other electric vehicle conferences in looking firmly at the future including the speculative and ill-defined.