Manufacturing

December 19, 2022

India Lose $159 Billion In 2021 Due To Heat Related Earning Losses, Worse Among G20 Nations

India is the worst affected among G20 nations by carbon emission-induced rise in temperatures, losing $159 billion ( 5.4% of its GDP ) in 2021 due to labour capacity reduction caused by

Business·Mobility

EV Upstart Rivian Plans to Raise Additional Capital as Demand Concerns Arise

Rivian is facing hurdles to ramp up production due to disruptions in its supply chain & this may have raised concerns if the Irvine-based company needs to raise capital. These concerns were confirmed when Rivian announced a drop in its

March 9, 2023

BYD Dethrones Tesla in 2023 Q4: Record 526K EV Sales to Become Global Leader

Business·Electric·Mobility

A major shift occurred in the electric vehicle (EV) market in Q42023, as BYD Company Limited overtook Tesla in global EV sales and emerged

Toyota’s Strategic Advancements to Race Tesla, BYD, and Hyundai

Mobility

Tesla, BYD, and Hyundai are leading the way in the EV market, and Toyota plans to catch up Toyota has unveiled plans to design

Electric·Europe·Mobility·Recycle

Mercedes-Benz Opens Europe’s First Battery Recycling Plant in Germany, Recovering Over 96% of Key Materials and Supplying Enough for 50,000 New Modules Annually

The automotive industry’s shift toward sustainable manufacturing reached a new milestone as Mercedes-Benz launched Europe’s first battery recycling plant with an integrated mechanical-hydrometallurgical process in Kuppenheim, Germany, on October 21, 2024. The

Sunita Somvanshi

November 13, 2024

Europe·News·Recycle

96% of Products Lack Repair Rights: EU Directive Pledges Change by 2026, But Can It Deliver?

According to the latest Open Repair Alliance report, approximately 96% of products have no guaranteed right to repair. With EU Directive 2024/1799 that came into force last July 30, a simple principle

Sunita Somvanshi

November 3, 2024

Mobility·Sustainability·USA

The Soybean Car: Henry Ford’s Pioneering Contribution to Sustainable Automobility

In the early 1940s, Henry Ford, a renowned industrialist and visionary, pioneered an extraordinary concept in the face of impending metal scarcity: a car made from agricultural produce, aptly known as the

Karmactive Team