World’s first 4-door convertible EV to be made in Israel
Limited-edition Jovari hypercar will allow owners to customize design elements and get perks like AI-driven engine sounds and a built-in bike rack.
Limited-edition Jovari hypercar will allow owners to customize design elements and get perks like AI-driven engine sounds and a built-in bike rack.
Coil components of a compact electric motor to meet the demands for electric vehicles in the Indian and global markets.
BaTTeRi aims to automate the EV charging process with robots that roam parking lots.
The world is moving quickly towards electric vehicles, but many challenges lie ahead. We talked to EV experts about what the future holds and the Israeli companies making a difference.
Southern man’s Tesla Model 3 was attacked with AK-47 and machine guns, but managed to stay on the road at 112 mph speed.
The company’s software identifies problems in battery cell performance for early detection of potential hazards such as the battery catching fire.
As part of the Israel National Drone Initiative, demonstrations of flights with innovative aircrafts were held for the first time in Israel.
It crashed and burned big time, but the well-funded Israeli company that tried a battery-swapping model still managed to blaze a trail for today’s electric vehicle sector.
Addionics unveils world’s first 3D electrode manufacturing pilot line for electric vehicle batteries.
Automotive cybersecurity expert shares the inside scoop on risks and solutions for connected, autonomous and electric vehicles.
New idea in micro-mobility: low-speed carts you can summon via an app to take you somewhere within a limited location.
Blink Charging will be ZOOZ’s official US distributor; technology already used by LaGuardia Airport, New York Power Authority and a car rental agency.
Find out why Israel has taken a leading position in the flying car space, and when to expect these vehicles to be airborne.
Israel’s Zooz Power is piloting its system for fast charging electric vehicles in places where the power grid cannot handle multiple cars at once.
No-battery flywheel technology enables a 15-minute charge even in locations with limited electricity infrastructure.