Mercedes unveils ‘Vision EQXX’ EV concept with 1000 km range
The Hindu
The concept car uses less than 10 kWh of electrical energy to travel 100 km. When translated into fossil-fuel consumption, this is around 1 litre per 100 km.
Mercedes-Benz has unveiled an electric concept car, Vision EQXX, which it says will be capable of exceeding a range of 1,000 km on a single charge.
(Sign up to our Technology newsletter, Today's Cache, for insights on emerging themes at the intersection of technology, business and policy. Click to subscribe for free.)
The German automaker said it plans to take the range and efficiency of electric vehicles (EV) to a new level that will make them suitable for every journey.
New study from Raman Research Institute discovers how to delay cracks, with potential applications in various fields.
ISRO unable to raise orbit of NVS-02 satellite due to valve malfunction, exploring alternate navigation strategies in elliptical orbit.
NASA plans to return astronauts from the ISS with SpaceX, despite Trump's push for quicker action.
The crowning achievement of American inventor William Painter’s career was, well, inventing the now-ubiquitous crown bottle cap. Oh, and not to forget, the bottle cap lifter to open these crowns, or what we simply call the bottle openers. A.S.Ganesh tells you how Painter changed the bottling industry forever…
Finance Minister announces ₹20,000 crore Nuclear Energy Mission for Small Modular Reactors, emphasizing private sector involvement in nuclear technology.
Genetic study in Indian children reveals socioeconomic status significantly influences genetic susceptibility to childhood obesity.
Snippets from the 2025 Kerala Literature Festival
Experience vintage and classic cars at Heritage Rollers, a gathering by HCAI showcasing iconic vehicles from across India.
With friendly competitions, stand-up comedy, workshops and a flea market, the Chennai Cycling Thiruvizha calls cyclists and aspirants this weekend to celebrate
Union Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman announces distribution reforms, nuclear power sector opening, and economic growth focus in Budget speech.
The Science Quiz | Computer viruses