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Electric cars; the cleaner, more environmentally friendly alternative to your gas guzzler.
Toyota Guide Mobi: 200kg Robot Solves Rural Delivery Crisis
Japan stands four years away from a logistics disaster. By 2030, 34% of cargo demand will have no drivers to move it. That number lands harder when you realize Japan already faces a shortage of 240,000 truck drivers by 2027. The clock started ticking April 2024 when new overtime regulations took effect.
By Panorica Pan3 days ago in Wheel
How Long Electric Car Batteries Last in Everyday Use
Electric vehicles continue to gain attention worldwide, but battery lifespan remains one of the most common concerns for people considering an EV. Unlike petrol or diesel cars, electric vehicles rely entirely on stored electrical energy, making the battery the most critical and expensive component. Understanding how long these batteries last helps buyers evaluate long-term costs, ownership expectations, and whether an electric vehicle fits their lifestyle.
By Austin Peck6 days ago in Wheel
Start Your Car the Easy Way (Most Drivers Don't Know This Trick)
Cold starts are the hardest thing your engine ever does. If you drive a gasoline-powered car or truck made since 1996, your fuel-injection system automatically tries to help by enriching the air-fuel mixture during startup — similar to how a choke worked on older carbureted engines.
By Jack Martin8 days ago in Wheel
73% of BMW Electrical Faults Trace Back to One Overlooked Component. AI-Generated.
And it’s almost never the module everyone blames. BMW electrical faults have a reputation for being mysterious, expensive, and vaguely threatening. Warning lights appear. Systems deactivate. Dashboards light up like Christmas trees. And almost immediately, the internet jumps to conclusions:
By MT Auto Parts – BMW Specialists from the UK27 days ago in Wheel
Why Traceability Matters When Buying Military Electronic Parts
Military and aerospace systems rely on electronic components that must perform without failure. These parts are used in environments where conditions are unpredictable and the margin for error is extremely small. Even a minor electronic component can affect the reliability of a much larger system. Because of this, traceability plays a critical role in military electronics procurement. It helps ensure that each part used in a system can be identified, verified, and trusted over its entire lifecycle.
By Beckett Dowhan28 days ago in Wheel
EV Battery Dying Fast? 5 Easy Fixes for 2025
If you're an electric vehicle owner noticing your battery range dropping quicker than expected, you're not alone. Many drivers wonder why their EV seems to lose charge so rapidly, especially with all the advancements in technology heading into 2025. The good news is that there are straightforward ways to address this issue and get more kilometres out of every charge.
By Austin Peckabout a month ago in Wheel
Australia Electric Kettle Market: Smart Design, Energy Efficiency, and Premium Innovation Drive Growth. AI-Generated.
The Australia electric kettle market is undergoing a steady transformation, evolving from a basic household appliance segment into a design-driven, technology-enabled consumer market. According to IMARC Group, the market reached a value of USD 53.20 million in 2024 and is projected to grow to USD 112.75 million by 2033, expanding at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 7.80% during 2025–2033. This robust trajectory reflects how changing lifestyles, rising energy consciousness, and product innovation are reshaping demand across Australian households and commercial establishments.
By Rashi Sharmaabout a month ago in Wheel









