The J3400 North American Charging Standard Electric Vehicle Coupler Technical Information Report was developed through industry consensus just six months after SAE announced it would standardize the Tesla-developed NACS connector.
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The Differential Inductive Positioning System from Mahle was chosen by SAE’s Wireless Power Transfer & Alignment Taskforce as the technology alignment methodology for the J2954 standard, solving the missing link for wireless charging commercialization for EVs.
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The leather supplier, which says its material is a by-product of the meat industry with no cattle bred for its hide, is concerned that some synthetic material maker claims amount to “greenwashing,” calling on the materials industry to be more open on its supply chain and product impacts.
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Recent milestones in the steelmaker’s strategic sustainability investments—the start-up of the InduX electrical steel line and the production of more sustainable Verdex steel at Big River Steel—are expected to strengthen domestic supply chains and help bring advanced manufacturing back to the U.S.
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According to Luke Gear of IDTechEx, passenger car electrical vehicle networks of 800 V and more—pioneered by Lucid, Porsche/Audi, and Hyundai/Kia—will eventually be the automotive standard, and the time has come for high-voltage wide bandgap materials like silicon carbide and gallium nitride for power electronics.
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The organization’s latest major initiative is the Office of Sustainable Energy Transportation, which is looking to help better coordinate the industry’s shift to more sustainable energy consumption.
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Audi of America, Applied Information, Blue Bird, Fulton County School System, City of Alpharetta, and Temple, Inc. are working to reduce injuries and fatalities in school zones and bus stops using Qualcomm and Commsignia C-V2X technologies.
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SCS Global Services, Electrify America, and Verra announced the ground-breaking methodology for charging stations.
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