News Новини: 5 Вересень 2025 - 8 Вересень 2025

November 2, 2025, 4:42 PM EST. The latest EV, battery and charging news highlights major moves across manufacturers and platforms: Volkswagen pauses ID. Buzz production at its Hanover plant amid changing market conditions and competition; Hyundai Translead will distribute the XCIENT Fuel Cell Trucks in North America, expanding hydrogen-powered fleet solutions; Bluedot powers a citywide EV operations platform in San Francisco to unify public, depot, and home charging with real-time visibility and AI-assisted planning. Hyundai's leadership in zero-tailpipe tech is underscored by more than 3,500 fuel-cell vehicles deployed since 2020. In Europe, France is poised to introduce the world's first wireless charging highway pioneered by Electreon, signaling new on-road charging capabilities as fleets modernize and scale clean mobility.

November 2, 2025, 4:40 PM EST. Elon Musk hints a prototype demonstration for Tesla's second-generation Roadster could arrive before the end of 2025, signaling a return of the halo EV after eight years. The specs-0-60 mph in under 1.0 s with a SpaceX option package featuring cold-gas thrusters-target 250 mph+ top speed and roughly 620 miles of range from a ~200 kWh battery. Tesla has pursued aero tech patents to boost downforce, while insiders note the company may pivot toward autonomy. Musk calls the upcoming demo unforgettable, suggesting it could become the most memorable product reveal yet.

November 2, 2025, 4:38 PM EST. Cloudflare's Q3 2025 Internet Disruptions report tracks outages across 125 countries from July through September, underscoring how fragile global connectivity remains despite modern protections. Causes include government-imposed blackouts during exams in Iraq, Syria, and Sudan; a license loss in Venezuela that cut thousands of users offline; stray bullets in Texas that damaged fiber; and construction work that severed cables in the Dominican Republic and Angola. Natural disasters and accidents also hit hard: a fire at Egypt's Ramses Exchange, an 8.8-magnitude earthquake in Russia's Kamchatka region, and Starlink's core-network software failure. The study argues that no routing optimization or firewall management can offset damaged physical infrastructure, illustrating systemic risks to internet access and the reality of global outages driven by a wide range of events.

November 2, 2025, 4:36 PM EST. AYANEO, known for Windows handhelds, is entering smartphones with a device aimed at mobile gamers. The teaser shows a standard rectangle with dual cameras and what appear to be shoulder buttons on the upper edges, a feature rare on flagships but common on gaming phones. Rumors point to a sliding design that hides built-in controls, echoing the Sony Xperia Play, while AYANEO's handheld-PC pedigree hints at strong performance and cooling. If real, the gaming smartphone could merge console-like inputs with mobile convenience, reducing on-screen gymnastics for shooters and RPGs and letting players travel light. Final specs, pricing, availability, and design will determine whether this is a prototype or a new category.

November 2, 2025, 4:32 PM EST. The latest ITU analysis shows that both fixed internet and cellular data plans remain prohibitively high in many regions, pushing users toward free public WiFi. In the Central African Republic, the cheapest non-promotional mobile plan costs about 26.7% of monthly income, helping explain a low internet adoption of around 12%. In Venezuela, mobile data can exceed 20% of income, yet internet penetration still tops 60%. World Bank data also show that roughly 23.7% of users rely solely on free WiFi. There's a clear overlap between expensive data and weaker adoption, underscoring that infrastructural challenges-not just price-shape access, making affordability a consequence rather than the root cause.