US EditionRight to Repair: How TU/ecomotive’s ARIA Challenges the EV Industry
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A team of students from Eindhoven University of Technology has developed a prototype electric car designed to facilitate repairs and extend the vehicle's lifespan. The model features an integrated toolbox and components designed for easy repair or replacement, without requiring specialized technical knowledge. The project is signed by the university's TU/ecomotive group, dedicated to developing concepts for future sustainable vehicles. They defi…
Right to Repair: How TU/ecomotive’s ARIA Challenges the EV Industry
In an era where technology often moves toward impenetrable complexity and planned obsolescence, a group of visionary students… The post TU/ecomotive Develops ‘Lego-Like’ Modular Electric Car to Champion the Right to Repair appeared first on urdesignmag.
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