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SEMA 2023 to Explore Future Vehicle Propulsion

Brake & Front End

The SEMA FutureTech Studio, a new exhibit at the 2023 SEMA Show, will give attendees an opportunity to learn about what the future of vehicle propulsion may look like. The post SEMA 2023 to Explore Future Vehicle Propulsion appeared first on Brake & Front End.

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SEMA 2023 to Explore Future Vehicle Propulsion

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The SEMA FutureTech Studio, a new exhibit at the 2023 SEMA Show, will give attendees an opportunity to learn about what the future of vehicle propulsion may look like. The post SEMA 2023 to Explore Future Vehicle Propulsion appeared first on Tomorrows Technician.

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Alt-fuel vehicles don’t necessarily have to break the bank

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A common hesitancy consumers might have about buying alternative-fuel vehicles (even used ones) is that the cost is too high. However, there are deals to be had in the used-car market for alternative-fuel vehicles — even beyond government rebates — that could help dealers overcome those shopper objections.

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SEMA 2023 to explore future vehicle propulsion

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The SEMA FutureTech Studio, a new exhibit at the 2023 SEMA Show, will give attendees an opportunity to learn about what the future of vehicle propulsion may look like. The post SEMA 2023 to explore future vehicle propulsion appeared first on Tire Review Magazine.

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Biden Administration Grants $623M for US EV Charging Network

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The Biden-Harris Administration has allocated $623 million in grants to expand the electric vehicle (EV) charging infrastructure across the United States. It works in tandem with the $5 billion National Electric Vehicle Infrastructure (NEVI) formula program, which focuses on building high-speed EV chargers along national highways.

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Biden Administration Grants $623M for US EV Charging Network

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The Biden-Harris Administration has allocated $623 million in grants to expand the electric vehicle (EV) charging infrastructure across the United States. It works in tandem with the $5 billion National Electric Vehicle Infrastructure (NEVI) formula program, which focuses on building high-speed EV chargers along national highways.