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TROY, MI—Slate Auto plans to build a small, bare bones, customizable electric truck that will cost less than $20,000.

MILWAUKEE—Harley-Davidson has unveiled two models that are based on its LiveWire brand’s standard S2 platform, but come equipped with law enforcement-ready upgrades.

Thermal interface materials are designed to dissipate heat to ensure the reliable operation of electric vehicles.

System automatically dispenses, cures and inspects formed-in-place gaskets.

Battery-powered motorcycles and scooters offer big benefits, but pose unique assembly challenges.

GREENVILLE, SC—Isuzu North America Corp. will invest $280 million to establish a new assembly plant here to produce electric commercial vehicles for the North American market. The company has purchased a 1,000,000 square foot facility in Greenville County that it is converting into a state-of-the-art assembly plant.

ANN ARBOR, MI—Engineers at the University of Michigan have addressed the issue by developing a new process for manufacturing electrodes.

ELLABELL, GA—Hyundai Motor Group has opened a new assembly plant here that will produce a variety of electric and hybrid vehicles.

DEBRECEN, Hungary—BMW AG is ramping up its new state-of-the-art assembly plant located 155 miles east of Budapest.