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Rivian Automotive is considering making its own lidar sensors and could do so in partnership with a Chinese firm, CEO ‌RJ Scaringe said in an interview with Reuters on Tuesday. Rivian said that a version of its R2 vehicles coming later this year would include lidar sensors, which help self-driving vehicles gain a three-dimensional view of the road. Rivian did not disclose who would supply it with lidar sensors, which on demonstration vehicles were much smaller than the large, spinning units found on the streets of San Francisco and other cities in ‌robotaxis designed by Alphabet's Waymo.

Tellus Power has introduced the Nexus Megawatt Charging System (MCS), a high-power distributed charging platform aimed at fleet and commercial applications, amid the expanding need for robust electrification infrastructure. Capable of delivering between 600 kW and 1.2 MW of power output, the system supports multiple charging standards, thereby facilitating energy management across large-scale sites. As electrification of transport scales, particularly with autonomous and heavy-duty vehicles,...