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Steve Levine is a journalist at The Electric and an author focusing on the intersection of technology and geopolitics, particularly in the realms of batteries, drones, robotaxis, and electric vehicles. His work often explores themes in enterprise tech, automotive advancements, and energy sectors, delving into topics such as mining technology and the security implications of industrial vehicles. Steve's insights have been featured in numerous outlets, including Fortune, NBC 24, and ABC 7 Chicago.
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Steve Levine's coverage predominantly focuses on local crime and community-related issues in Columbus, Ohio. He is particularly interested in evolving stories and breaking news related to crime, assault, domestic violence, city council restructuring, police transparency, and tragic events.
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By: Steve Levine
Earlier this month, China’s Geely Group said it would deploy semisolid-state batteries in electric vehicles it is piloting next year, joining a slew of Chinese car companies preparing to commercialize the long-pursued battery technology.
By: Steve Levine
For the second time in a month, the Trump administration has made an investment aimed at reducing the U.S.’s reliance on Chinese-made graphite, a key ingredient in batteries that Beijing has weaponized in a battle over China’s access to high-end chips.
By: Steve Levine
After five days of testimony and more than a dozen witnesses, a Licking County judge is now weighing whether a Columbus man should be found not guilty by reason
By: Steve Levine
Working in her lab at the University of Cambridge in the U.K., Clare Grey, a chemistry professor, had developed what seemed like a dream battery: It could charge as fast as a minute or two—quicker even than the time it takes to fill a conventional car with gasoline.The problem was that Grey’s ...
By: Steve Levine
COLUMBUS, Ohio (WSYX) — A 6-year-old girl is expected to recover after Columbus police said she accidentally shot herself Sunday inside a home on North Sixth Street near Weinland Park.
By: Steve Levine
COLUMBUS, Ohio (WSYX) — Columbus police and city leaders are expanding a specialized police team focused on solving non-fatal shootings on the city's
By: Steve Levine
In 2024, the U.S. approved the sale of attack drones to Taiwan, triggering a furious response from China. In retaliation, Beijing blocked the sale of batteries to Skydio, the largest U.S. maker of drones, creating a supply crunch for the company because it had no alternative source of batteries. ...
By: Steve Levine
COLUMBUS, Ohio (WSYX) — Columbus police are searching for a man, who reportedly has been seen driving in the off-campus area, allegedly committing lewd sex acts, near female students.
By: Steve Levine
Columbus police searching for a man, who reportedly has been seen driving off-campus, allegedly committing lewd sex acts, near female studetns.Ohio State stude
By: Steve Levine
License plate reader cameras across Columbus have been covered as the city investigates allegations that a police officer misused the system to run hundreds of searches unrelated to law enforcement business.
