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Saint-Gobain Abrasives, one of the world’s largest abrasives manufacturers, announced the introduction of Norton Winter Paradigm® Plus Diamond Grinding Wheels featuring a new premium grain technology complementing the established proprietary, patented brittle-metal bond, resulting in a significant upgrade in performance on carbide round tools for fluting and gashing applications, and periphery grinding on carbide and cermet inserts grinding.

Wider adoption of Teslas charger could have benefits, even if it doesnt become the charging standard.

Aptera Motors Reports Surging Interest, Funding, Preorders For 1,000-Mile Paradigm Solar-Electric EV KEY POINTS It is now backed by notable investors, including Sandy Munro of Munro & Associates In just two months, preorders for the Paradigm already exceeded 7,000 units The Paradigm, a 1,000-mile range solar EV concept from Aptera Motors, is a step closer to mass production. This comes after the manufacturer reported a recent growth of investors and consumers interest in the electric vehicle....

Premium Content The EV Of The Future May Never Have To Be Charged By Haley Zaremba - Dec 14, 2020, 6:00 PM CST Electric vehicles are getting more advanced and more accessible all the time. As charging infrastructure proliferates and vehicle technology improves, they’re becoming more and more suitable replacements for your gas guzzler. To be sure--they aren’t perfect, but they will likely be an integral part of avoiding catastrophic climate change as the world’s middle class exp...

Aptera Motors Electric-vehicle startup Aptera has taken more than 3,000 orders for the futuristic, three-wheeled EV it launched this month.  Aptera claims it has built the first "never-charge solar vehicle," and says the vehicles integrated solar panels can deliver thousands of miles of driving range each year.  The startup plans to start production in 2021 and deliver the first vehicles the same year.  Aptera launched its new solar-powered electric vehicle earl...

Aptera claims the aerodynamic three-wheeler can travel 1,000 miles on a charge, and 11,000 miles per year on solar power alone.