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and featuring a swappable electric battery that can be pulled out and carried with you so that you’ll never have to worry about finding an EV charger when you can just take the battery with you and plug it into the wall at the office.the Luvly O would be one of the — if not the — cheapest EV to hit the scene; especially if it can qualify for EV tax credits that could cut the cost substantially.

aren’t as pathologically drawn to increasingly large cars that hog the road and spew out copious amounts of carbon emissions.but Lutz hopes his company’s innovative manufacturing process helps give Luvly an edge over its rivals.All of this can be done by making a car that is far more compact than the cars currently clogging up urban streets.

Luvly CEO Håkan Lutz is banking on the younger generation who have been especially radicalized by climate change to lead the transition to smaller cars like Lubly’s in cities.The company faces competition though from other major carmakers in Europe who are also pivoting towards smaller EVs.

it’s only a matter of time before something like the Luvly O starts making it way over to the United States — flat-packed

one of the interesting challenges in the development of edible electronic systems is creating edible power sources.there is a growing emphasis on automating and streamlining the automated testing process across the software testing life cycle.

Testing tools powered by AI and ML can precisely scrutinize data and uncover patterns often undetectable to human testers.one can achieve precise testing results while also saving significant time that can be utilized for other critical software testing tasks.

while the need for continuous testing throughout the software development life cycle has become more prominent.enterprises are looking to go a step ahead and leverage the cloud in a more integrated manner in their continuous testing.