Hybrid cars could be the way to go
Owning a hybrid car could save South African motorists substantial sums on fuel in the long run, although the up-front costs are high.
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đź”’ Apple and the future of motoring – With insights from The Wall Street Journal
“As cars become computers with wheels, Apple is joining other tech companies in eyeing the $5 trillion auto market,” writes The Wall Street Journal.
đź”’ WEBINAR: Global portfolio maintains +30% annualised run as Rand takes a knock
Since its launch three years ago, the Biznews Global Share portfolio has generated an annualised return of over 30%.
🔒 WORLDVIEW: The lament of Petrolheads is music to some share investors’ ears.
As those who bought Amazon in the early days of the internet will attest, the best way to play a megatrend is buy in early and forget you own the stock.
The future? Musk’s 100-day gamble on world’s largest battery Down Under
Elon Musk’s Tesla won a tender to build what the billionaire says is the world’s largest lithium-ion battery system to support South Australia’s blackout-plagued power grid.
A Tesla buying opportunity as share price dips on coal-supporting Trump.
Like most in his native California, entrepreneur Elon Musk voted against the new US President Donald Trump.
Fortune favours Elon Musk – Tesla beats critics with a record sales quarter
Tesla Motors delivered 24,500 vehicles in the third quarter, topping analysts’ estimates, after Chief Executive Officer Elon Musk implored employees to boost sales during the period ahead of a plan to raise more capital.
The book that’s now inspiring Elon Musk – it’s written by a South African.
Such is Elon Musk’s pulling power that when he shared the name of the book he’s currently reading, demand pushed its price from a pre-endorsement $6 on Amazon to $99.
This is the future: Elon Musk shares his new “secret Master Plan” for Tesla
Elon Musk’s Master Plan Part Deux, posted on Teslas’s website last night and republished, gives some forthright answers to his critics.
The future of motoring – SA hopes Toyota has made the right bet
Toyota, the world’s biggest manufacturer, plans to have replaced all petrol and diesel engines with fuel cells by 2050.