Tesla wants automakers to adopt its new 48V charging connector
Tesla just launched the Low Voltage Connector Standard (LVCS), which it claims will increase efficiency and reduce costs Tesla just announced the Low Voltage Connector Standard (LVCS). It unified approximately 90% of electrical connections, allowing the brand to save money. The automaker believes other brands should adopt the standard like NACS. There is no doubt that Tesla has revolutionized the automotive market. Now it's trying to push that trend even further by adopting new standardized electrical connectors. According to Tesla, the connector can reduce costs, enable additional manufacturing automation, and improve operational efficiency. It's worth noting that these connectors are part of Tesla's Cybertruck move to 48-volt architecture. The brand touts how the design reduces weight and complexity. Additionally, as Tesla points out, it allows the vehicle to use the same amount of electricity with only 25% of the current in a 12-volt application. Let's take a closer look at how the connector works. More: Someone rented a Tesla Cybertruck…
Third-generation Audi Q5 unveiled, featuring 48V hybrid technology and all-new design
All engines of the new Audi Q5 are equipped with 48V mild hybrid technology. The third generation Q5 is launched with the latest design The first car to be based on Audi's Premium Combustion Platform (PPC) India is expected to launch next year Audi has unveiled the third generation of the Q5 to a global audience, which is based on Audi's new Premium Combustion Platform (PPC). The Q5 now features a completely new design and a longer equipment list. Exterior and interior design The new Q5 has a revised look with a slightly smaller grille, slimmer matrix LED headlights and a redesigned front bumper. The rear end features connected LED taillights and a two-tone bumper. On the interior, the Q5 shares the same cabin design as the Q6 e-tron that will be launched in India soon, and is equipped with Audi’s unique MMI panoramic display, which includes an 11.9-inch digital driver’s display and a 14.5-inch touchscreen. Front passengers can choose…
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