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Pro-Palestine activists in Melbourne disrupt Israeli shipping company | AJ #shorts
Hundreds of pro-Palestine protesters in Australia disrupted the supply of an Israeli cargo shipping company by blocking trucks from entering a container term...#AlJazeera #AlJazeeraEnglish #Hundreds #Israeli #Melbourne #activists #alJazeera #aljazeeraEnglish #aljazeeralive #aljazeeravideo #aljazeeraEnglish #aljazeeralatest #aljazeeralive #aljazeeralivenews #blocking #cargo #disrupted #latestnews #newsheadlines #port #pro-Palestine #protesters #shipping #trucks
Pro-Palestine activists in Melbourne disrupt Israeli shipping company | AJ #shorts
Health system in Gaza in a state of collapse | Al Jazeera Newsfeed
Gaza’s Health Ministry says the health system is in a state of collapse. It’s being further impacted by Israel’s blockade of fuel, food, and other supplies. ...#AlJazeera #AlJazeeraEnglish #Gaza #Hamas #Israel #Palestine #Rafah #alJazeera #aljazeeraEnglish #aljazeeralive #aljazeeravideo #aljazeeraEnglish #aljazeeralatest #aljazeeralive #aljazeeralivenews #babies #border #electricity #fuel #generators #health #hospitals #latestnews #newsheadlines #premature #supplies #trucks
Health system in Gaza in a state of collapse | Al Jazeera Newsfeed
Trucks full of aid stuck waiting at Egypt-Gaza border crossing | Al Jazeera Newsfeed
Gaza’s only border crossing not controlled by Israel remains closed as negotiators work to convince Egypt to open Rafah to allow aid in and people out.Subscr...#AlJazeera #AlJazeeraEnglish #Egypt #Gaza #Hamas #Israel #Palestine #Rafah #aid #alJazeera #aljazeeraEnglish #aljazeeralive #aljazeeravideo #aljazeeraEnglish #aljazeeralatest #aljazeeralive #aljazeeralivenews #border #closed #cut #deliveries #humanitarianaid #latestnews #newsheadlines #supplies #trucks #war
Trucks full of aid stuck waiting at Egypt-Gaza border crossing | Al Jazeera Newsfeed
IRI has released information about what they call "the first military purchase from Russia,".
The order of 3000 Kamaz ptc. trucks that will partially be used by the Iranian armed forces.
#Iran #Russia #Military #Trucks
https://kamaz.ru/en/about/general-information/
اولین خرید نظامی ایران از روسیه
🔴3 هزار کامیون کاماز وارد ایران خواهد شد و بخشی از آنها وارد ارکان نظامی میشوند.
#Unmanned KAMAZ #trucks started regular #cargo #transportation in the #Arctic 👏
It's not just testing anymore. The trucks transport Gazprom Neft's cargo daily along a 140-kilometer winter road in hard-to-reach areas of the Yamalo-Nenets Autonomous District.
Each drone is equipped with an array of sensors that scan the environment, recognize obstacles within a 200 meter radius, and create a #digital #road map. The #software is entirely Russian.
On busy #roads, traffic is also possible - they are currently being tested in different cities of Tatarstan.
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Dezeen's top 10 non-fossil fuel car and truck designs of 2021
Electric vehicles were a hot topic this year amid growing concern about the climate impact of petrol and diesel engines. For our review of 2021 Dezeen rounds up 10 non-fossil-fueled vehicles, including a coupe designed by Virgil Abloh and an electric car by Heatherwick Studio.
Photo courtesy of Mercedes-Benz
Project Maybach by Virgil Abloh and Mercedes-Benz
German carmaker Mercedes-Benz unveiled Project Maybach, a solar-cell-powered electric show car developed in partnership with Virgil Abloh, shortly after the American fashion designer's death.
The off-road coupe is nearly six metres long and has a transparent front bonnet housing solar cells that would be used to charge the battery.
Find out more about Project Maybach ›
Image courtesy of Hyundai Motor Company
Heritage Series Grandeur by Hyundai
The Heritage Series Grandeur is a modernised, all-electric concept version of the 1980s Hyundai Grandeur saloon car.
It retains the original car's boxy shape and single-spoke steering wheel while introducing 2021-ready updates, such as LED headlights and an ultra-wide touch screen dashboard display.
Find out more about the Heritage Series Grandeur ›
Photo courtesy of Renault
Renault 4L Suite No.4 by Mathieu Lehanneur
Another example of a classic car given an electrified makeover, the Renault 4L Suite No.4 has the same lines and exterior dimensions as the 1960s original but features new panoramic windows across much of its back, sides and roof. The roof also contains transparent solar panels.
It was dreamed up by French designer Mathieu Lehanneur, who said the Suite No.4 "isn't a car, it's travel architecture".
Find out more about the Suite No.4 ›
Photo is by Yanli Tao, courtesy of Heatherwick Studio
British designer Thomas Heatherwick's studio this year unveiled its prototype of Airo, an electric car created for Chinese brand IM Motors that is set to go into production in 2023.
Heatherwick has promised Airo will "vacuum up pollutants from other cars" as it drives, by virtue of it being fitted with a high-efficiency particulate air (HEPA) filtering system.
Photo is by Richard Thompson III
In November, US automotive start-up Canoo introduced an all-electric pickup truck with a variety of hidden tricks.
For example, the modular truck bed is extendable, while there is a fold-out workbench in the space where the engine would traditionally be found.
Find out more about the Canoo Pickup ›
Image courtesy of XPeng
Chinese manufacturer XPeng plans to mass-release this electric flying car as soon as 2024.
The design is unusual among urban air motility vehicle concepts in that it would be capable of driving on the road as well as functioning in the air, with a foldable dual rotor mechanism converting it from a car to a flying machine.
Find out more about the XPeng flying car ›
Image courtesy of Lexus
This off-road buggy is not electric but instead runs an internal combustion engine that uses hydrogen in place of fossil fuel.
Lexus, which developed the concept, said the vehicle generates "near-zero emissions" while retaining the rumbling engine tone and instant responsiveness beloved by petrol heads.
Find out more about the ROV Concept ›
Image courtesy of PriestmanGoode
New Car for London by PriestmanGoode
The New Car for London is a driverless, electric ride-hailing vehicle concept designed by PriestmanGoode.
It is intended to be specific to London to combat the global domination of major ride-sharing apps, with the car's angular profile informed by the British capital's brutalist buildings and its interiors reminiscent of the Tube's distinctive upholstery.
Find out more about the New Car for London ›
Image courtesy of BMW
BMW's i Vision Circular concept car is electric, but what sets it apart from other battery-powered vehicles is its ability to disassemble at the touch of a button.
Designed to demonstrate how the automobile industry could embrace circular economic principles, it is made from recycled and recyclable materials and held together by detachable connections, rather than permanent adhesives, so the parts can be separated and reused.
Find out more about the i Vision Circular ›
Photo courtesy of Volta Trucks
Volta Zero by Volta Trucks and Astheimer
This 16-tonne electric lorry, developed by Swedish startup Volta Trucks in collaboration with Warwick-based consultancy Astheimer, was named product design of the year at the 2021 Dezeen Awards.
By placing the batteries in the chassis, the designers were able to free up space in the driver's cab, with the low, central sitting position and panoramic windows intended to be safer for pedestrians and other road users than standard heavy goods vehicles.
Find out more about the Volta Zero ›
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Janus Electric in Australia have pioneered an amazing business to convert diesel trucks to electric, with 3-minute battery swap-outs
A diesel engine on average needs to be reconditioned every 10 years or 1.3 million kilometers. Instead of rebuilding an old diesel, Janus argues that it is cost-effective to replace it with an electric motor. Especially if you factor in the fuel savings (estimated at 50%) and the resale value of the used motor. And it can be done in a week.
Janus has thought through the issues in the trucking industry — time is money. You don’t have to wait for the truck to be charged, with swapping stations placed near trucking rest stops and timed to the drivers’ mandatory fatigue breaks, a battery can be swapped out conveniently. It takes 20 minutes to fuel up a big diesel. But it only takes 3 minutes to swap out the battery.
Which also suggests, because we have "standardised diesel" across truck brands, we should strive for standardised battery packs for the identical reason.
See Truckies Going Electric in Australia
#technology #environment #trucks #EV #australia
Diesel ‘til I Die That might be the clarion call of truckers, but as Dylan said — the times, they are a changin’. Innovative entrepreneurs Bevan Doley and Lex Forsyth of Janus Electric in Australia have pioneered an amazing business to convert diesel trucks to electric and bring many benefits to the blue singlet brigade, […]
