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Terravis and the New Power Generation — Can it Solve the Infrastructure Dilemma in EVs?
Previously Published to Benzinga: The following post was written and/or published as a collaboration between Benzinga’s in-house sponsored content team and a financial partner of Benzinga. Committed to an all-green future and delivering power to places where it’s traditionally been out of reach, Worksport, Ltd (NASDAQ: WKSP) recently unveiled its top-secret plans to super-charge the future of electric vehicles (EVs), introducing the world to renewable and highly efficient hydrogen fuel-cell technologies through its upcoming EV fast-charging units and microgrid power structures. Through its newly established Terravis Energy Inc. subsidiary, Worksport takes off-grid power and mobility to a whole new level — boldly taking EVs where no other chargers could ever go before. High-Performance Hydrogen…
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What is a UTV, and Why Might Investing in BAM be a Good Idea?
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What is a UTV, and Why Might Investing in BAM be a Good Idea?
Previously Published to Benzinga. Most people know what an all-terrain vehicle (ATV) is, but not everyone has heard of a utility task vehicle (UTV). Some may even assume they are the same thing. While most ATVs are banned from U.S. public roadways, 32 states welcome UTVs on their roads. Some of those states that do not approve of UTVs on the roadways do make exceptions for law enforcement professionals, disabled individuals and emergency travel, as designated by the Director of Public Safety in those states. An all-terrain vehicle is a “quad,” or a four-wheeler, meant for a single rider. In general, they’re faster and cheaper than a UTV. Avid riders…
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This Fun Utility Vehicle (FUV) Makes You Wish You Had One or Two or a Fleet
Previously published to Benzinga: The following post was written and/or published as a collaboration between Benzinga’s in-house sponsored content team and a financial partner of Benzinga. The Fun Utility Vehicle (FUV) by Arcimoto bridges the gap between the bike and the electric car and is essentially a high-tech, supercharged version of the rickshaw found in some of the most crowded countries around the world. It is designed to fight pollution, drive on small roads and navigate densely crowded populations. And most importantly, this highway-ready, all-weather electric vehicle is “designed to rock,” according to Arcimoto founder Mark Frohnmayer. “It brings smiles to all who get to experience it.” Benzinga met with Arcimoto (NASDAQ:…
