
Electreon is a pioneer in the field of dynamic inductive charging. The Israeli company has now specified that it relies on Infineon’s silicon carbide power modules for transmitting electricity. These modules enable continuous and peak charging powers of 200 kW and 300 kW, respectively. Read more…
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XCharge to install fast chargers in Mexico

Charging infrastructure manufacturer XCharge has teamed up with Mexican fast-charging provider FAZT Charging to deploy a total of 1,000 fast and ultra-fast charging points in Mexico by 2030. Read more…
Allgreen Properties to open Singapore’s largest public charging hub

Allgreen Properties, a real estate developer based in Singapore, is setting up the country’s largest public charging hub. This facility will simultaneously serve 55 EVs when it opens in mid-December. Read more…
Changan to bring Avatr and Nevo to Europe by 2027

Chinese automaker Changan will launch its electric vehicle brands Avatr and Nevo in Europe within the next two years and is considering selling light commercial vehicles on the continent, according to a senior manager. Read more…
BEV uptake rises as UK van market contracts

Battery electric vans recorded strong growth in November despite a significant downturn in the UK’s light commercial vehicle market. BEVs achieved their highest monthly share of the year, although uptake still trails mandated targets and industry calls for faster support. Read more…
Kia opens reservations for EV5 in Canada

Kia Canada has confirmed pricing and opened online reservations for the new EV5. The all-electric SUV will be offered exclusively in Canada for the North American market. First deliveries are scheduled for early next year. Read more…
California: DHL Supply Chain Integrates Tesla Semi into Fleet

DHL Supply Chain has taken delivery of its first fully electric Tesla Semi truck. The unit, manufactured by US-based Tesla, is being deployed following a pilot project in Livermore, California, where the truck reportedly covered over 5,000 kilometers on regular routes. Read more…
Germany: DHL Connects first internal HGV charging park to the grid

DHL is kicking off the rollout of internal electric HGV charging hubs at its German parcel centres. At the Aschheim parcel centre near Munich, the first six electric truck charging points with up to 400 kW have now gone into operation. By 2027, DHL plans to install 170 such HGV charging points across Germany. Read more…
Ionity and Ekoenergetyka enable charging at up to 500 kW in Norway

The Ionity high-power charging joint venture has opened a new charging park in Elverum, Norway, where electric vehicles can charge at up to 500 kW. It is the first Ionity location to use the shared-power technology from charging hardware manufacturer Ekoenergetyka. Read more…
Factorial and Posco partner on solid-state batteries

Factorial Energy, a US developer of solid-state batteries, is partnering with South Korean battery material manufacturer Posco Future M. The goal is to collaborate on the development of solid-state battery materials. Factorial has already successfully tested initial battery materials from Posco. Read more…
EU considers exemption for VW from EV tariffs

The European Commission has launched a review of the anti-subsidy tariffs on Volkswagen’s electric vehicles built in China, which could lead to their replacement with a minimum price commitment. The focus appears to be on the Cupra Tavascan. Read more…
Hungarian CATL factory to open in spring

CATL is expected to begin serial production at its battery factory in Debrecen, Hungary, in March or April of next year. According to Matt Shen, the managing director responsible for European operations, the exact timing still depends on the necessary permits. Read more…
CAM study: Sales of electric cars rise in Europe by 26.2 per cent

The new “CAM Electromobility Report” from the Center of Automotive Management (CAM) shows strong momentum in electric car sales across Europe. From January to October 2025, more than two million electric cars were newly registered in Europe, corresponding to growth of 26.2 per cent. Read more…
Tesla Model 3 standard starts at €36,990

Just a few months after the scaled-down Model Y, Tesla is now also offering a ‘Standard’ version of the Model 3 in Europe. The Model 3 Standard is now available in Germany starting at €36,990. Read more…
GAC Aion UT driving review: A softened ID.3 rival

With the electric compact Aion UT, Chinese conglomerate GAC is primarily targeting European competition. During the first test drive, it became clear that the basic concept already appears well-balanced. However, the suspension – and in parts the interior and the software – still needs some fine-tuning before the model launches on the European market.
Honda introduces enhanced retail offer for e:Ny1 in the UK

Honda has launched an updated retail campaign for the electric e:Ny1 SUV, combining £8,750 in total financial support with 0% APR. The offer runs from December 2025 to February 2026 and includes a comprehensive customer care package. Read more…
UK sees weakest monthly EV sales growth in 2 years

Ahead of Rachel Reeves budget introducing new taxes on electric cars, November saw the weakest month of sales growth for new BEVs in nearly two years. Despite this, BEVs now account for a larger share of the new car market than last year. Read more…
$2bn in new grant funding for US buses – if they’re not battery-electric

The US Department of Transportation has just unveiled a major $2 billion grant package for bus purchases and depot upgrades for more than 165 public transport firms. The catch? No grants are specifically being awarded for battery-electric buses. Read more…
VW confirms innovation centre in Dresden

Volkswagen has announced that it has set the course for the realignment of the Transparent Factory (Gläserne Manufaktur) in Dresden. As previously leaked, the company, together with the Free State of Saxony and the Technical University of Dresden, plans to establish an innovation campus focused on key technology fields. Read more…
$2bn in new grant funding for US buses – if they’re not battery-electric

The US Department of Transportation has just unveiled a major $2 billion grant package for bus purchases and depot upgrades for more than 165 public transport firms. The catch? No grants are specifically being awarded for battery-electric buses. Read more…

