The Nissan Leaf was once one of the pioneers of electric mobility – and made quite a name for itself. The third generation, however, has little in common with the 2010 original apart from the name and aims to reinvent the Leaf brand entirely. Whether that’s been successful becomes clear from our first impressions behind the wheel of Nissan’s new compact EV.
No other all-electric light commercial vehicle can officially travel as far as the Kia PV5 Cargo. The EV covered 693.38 kilometres on a single charge while carrying its maximum payload, earning a Guinness World Record title. Read more…
The Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department has officially deployed the world’s first Tesla Cybertruck public safety fleet. The ten UP.FIT Patrol Cybertrucks, engineered by Unplugged Performance’s UP.FIT division, mark a major milestone for electric mobility in law enforcement. Read more…
BMW is one of the first European car manufacturers to receive approval for its driver assistance system (DCAS). The German carmaker can now offer its motorway assistant for the new iX3 in 60 countries without having to apply for approval in each country. Read more…
Maserati has upgraded the Grecale Folgore to bring its technology in line with rivals. The front motor can now be decoupled when required, improving range. In addition, the electric SUV finally receives battery preconditioning. Read more…
Gridserve has started constructing the UK’s first public electric heavy goods vehicle (eHGV) charging hubs as part of its Electric Freightway programme. The first two of seven planned charging hubs are now under construction. Five more public charging hubs for eHGVs should be announced in the coming months. Read more…
Fraunhofer ITWM is working with 16 European partners in the EU project ‘Stellar’ to develop a cost-effective test facility for the safe and sustainable production of lithium metal (LiM) battery anode foils. Launched in June 2025 and scheduled to run for four years, the project aims to develop a roll-to-roll test facility for producing lithium metal anode foils. Read more…
Renault’s electric vehicle division, Ampere, has signed a development agreement with Stratus Materials, a developer of cobalt-free LXMO cathode material for lithium-ion batteries. Ampere now plans to test the material. Read more…
Fraunhofer IVI is leading the development of an underfloor charging system for trucks. The patent has been granted, and international standardisation is in its final stages. Soon, the DC charging solution—consisting of a ground-based unit and a vehicle-mounted receiver—will be market-ready. Read more…
Wallbox will supply 58 Supernova 120 kW DC fast chargers for a new public charging network across Central-Northern Italy by the end of 2025. The project, supported by the EU-funded PNRR programme, aims to accelerate the adoption of electric mobility in key regions. Read more…
The European Union offers a promising internal market for electric commercial vehicles, but the 27 individual nations must work together closely. Thomas Fabian, Chief Commercial Vehicles Officer at ACEA, looks at the current market situation in this exclusive interview with electrive. He explains how to accelerate electrification and outlines the political homework that urgently needs to be done. Read more…
Hyundai has begun construction of a new hydrogen fuel cell production facility in South Korea. Production is set to start in 2027 – and not only for use in fuel cell vehicles. Read more…
Switzerland will launch a programme in 2026 to support the installation of charging infrastructure for electric trucks, allocating 20 million Swiss francs (around 21.5 million euros) to the funding scheme. Only companies with a maximum of 250 employees will be eligible to apply. The Swiss Commercial Vehicle Association ASTAG will manage the programme. Read more…
Signalling a major demonstration of its commitment, BYD today unveiled its first kei car, the Racco, at the 2025 Japan Mobility Show. The company has no plans to offer the model in markets outside Japan. Read more…
Iveco Bus has signed three major framework agreements with Île-de-France Mobilités to supply up to 4,000 low- and zero-emission buses and coaches between 2026 and 2032. Read more…
The renewed French social leasing scheme for electric cars is proving highly popular once again. Four weeks after its launch, 41,500 applications have already been submitted. The programme will close at 50,000 applications, although a waiting list will be set up in case some applications are withdrawn. Read more…
China has indicated it will phase out remaining support for its electric vehicle industry by excluding new energy vehicles (NEVs) from its list of strategic emerging industries in the next five-year plan. Analysts say the decision marks a shift towards market-driven growth. Read more…
General Motors has confirmed that approximately 5,500 employees have been placed on temporary or indefinite leave. The cuts come as the company reviews EV output levels after the US government ended the $7,500 tax credit in September. Read more…
Aampere, a digital secondhand car market, wants to use the fresh capital to continue expanding in Europe and simplify the process of buying used EVs. Read more…
Rivian has agreed to settle a 2022 class-action lawsuit alleging it misled investors about vehicle pricing during its 2021 IPO, resulting in unexpected price hikes months later. Read more…
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