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Economy 3 years ago
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More work needed to lure EV investors, say experts
Amid declining EV investment, experts are urging the government to foster an environmentally friendly, end-to-end EV ecosystem, introduce more affordable EV options, and encourage the industry to "race" against competitor countries in the region.
Companies 3 years ago
Freeport Indonesia bets big on EV with Gresik smelter project
Once fully operational, PTFI’s new smelter in Gresik could process 1.7 million tonnes of copper concentrate annually into 550,000 tonnes of copper cathode, which can be further processed into electrical wiring, pipes and car batteries, among other products.
Regulations 3 years ago
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Govt details purchase incentives for locally produced EVs
Indonesian government is finalizing an incentive scheme for the purchase of electronic vehicles (EVs) produced by manufacturers inside the country, in a bid to force industry players into realizing their investment.
Tech 3 years ago
Yoon asks Elon Musk to build 'gigafactory' in South Korea
Initially, Yoon was scheduled to meet with Musk face-to-face at the B-20 summit in Bali. However, the meeting was canceled as Musk was unable to make the trip to Bali. Instead, they decided to meet virtually at 10 a.m. (local time).
Companies 4 years ago
US agency upgrades Tesla Autopilot safety probe, step before possible recall
The auto safety agency in August opened a preliminary evaluation to assess the performance of the system in 765,000 vehicles after about a dozen crashes in which Tesla vehicles struck stopped emergency vehicles -- and said Thursday it had identified six additional crashes.
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