
Siemens has announced the launch of Depot360 Home Charging Reimbursement in the United States as part of its Managed Services portfolio. The service helps to accurately track an individual vehicle or fleets charging usage and costs. Read more…
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Zenobē provides millions in debt financing to EV-as-a-service provider 7Gen

UK-based fleet electrification specialist Zenobē has entered the Canadian market with a 48 million Canadian dollar financing facility for Montreal-based 7Gen. The funding will support the deployment of up to 500 commercial electric vehicles and associated charging infrastructure, in what is currently the largest private EV debt deal in Canada. Read more…
MCV selects Hexagon Purus as supplier for H2 tanks

Hexagon Purus has received an order from Egyptian bus manufacturer Manufacturing Commercial Vehicles (MCV) for the supply of hydrogen tanks worth around 2.4 million euros. The tanks will be installed in MCV’s H2 buses for the European market. Read more…
Finn & Stellantis announce fleet partnership

The automotive group Stellantis has concluded a framework agreement with the Munich-based car subscription platform FINN for the current year 2025. As a result, the first 5,300 vehicles have already been ordered across several Stellantis brands – with more to come. Read more…
Two EVs top Netherlands’ passenger car ranking in April

Both vehicles leading the Dutch passenger car ranking are battery-electric, namely the Kia EV3 and the Skoda Elroq. While EVs made up a third of all new registrations last month, the overall growing EV uptake appears to have plateaued. Notably, Tesla’s sales figures dropped sharply. Read more…
ADS-TEC Energy closes $50 million investment round

ADS-TEC Energy has raised growth capital of up to 50 million US dollars from institutional investors. The charging specialist from Nürtingen states that it intends to use the money to expand its business in Europe and North America. Read more…
Hyundai launches Ioniq 9 in US and announces eligibility for US tax credit

Hyundai has officially announced pricing and specifications for its 2026 Ioniq 9, a three-row electric SUV. Manufactured at Hyundai’s Metaplant in Georgia, the Ioniq 9 qualifies for the full $7,500 federal tax credit in the United States. And another Hyundai EV made the list again. Read more…
Ford reportedly abandons E/E architecture development

Ford has reportedly shelved its programme to develop a next-generation in-house electronics architecture. The US carmaker had previously invested heavily in the software system internally referred to as FNV4, which was intended to serve as the ‘brain’ of its future smart cars. Read more…
Uber announces new robotaxi partnerships

Just a few days ago, the ride-hailing company Uber announced a partnership with Volkswagen for a robotaxi service. Now partnerships with the startups May Mobility and Momenta are also following in this area. Read more…
Tesla introduces cheaper Model Y leasing offer

Tesla is introducing new financing offers for the Model Y around the globe to improve demand for the electric car. A new leasing offer was introduced in Germany, while the USA and China saw new financing offers introduced. Read more…
VinFast to reportedly close showrooms in Europe

Vietnamese electric vehicle manufacturer VinFast is apparently planning a complete overhaul of its European business. According to a media report, all showrooms and service centres across Europe are set to close by the end of this week. Several options are said to be on the table for what comes next. Read more…
Audi reportedly considers EV production in the US

While Porsche clearly stated that it will not set up production in the US despite tariffs, Audi, which sells significantly more cars there, appears to be pushing ahead with its own internal plans within the VW Group – albeit partially through the back door. Read more…
Shenzhen Kehua’s Scalable Megawatt Power Unit: Pioneering the Next Era of High-Power Charging for Green Mobility

As electric heavy-duty trucks, highway fast-charging sites, and urban hubs gain momentum, the need for ultra-fast, reliable charging systems has soared. Traditional charging sites, however, struggle with limitations in power output, energy utilization, and load distribution, failing to meet growing energy demands. Read more…
What’s next for Ionity? Interview with CEO Jeroen van Tilburg

Ionity currently operates more than 5,000 charging parks in 24 European countries. So far, the locations were mainly optimised for long-distance charging. In an interview with electrive, Ionity CEO Jeroen van Tilburg explains where his future focus lies – and what the new Spark Alliance means for customers and the charging market. Read more…
Librec inaugurates battery recycling plant in Switzerland

Librec has inaugurated its first industrial recycling plant for electric vehicle batteries in Biberist, Switzerland, for which a new hall was built on the site of a former paper factory. The plant will recycle 12,000 tons of electric car batteries per year. Read more…
Allego continues to restructure executive board

Around two months after the appointment of the new CEO, Allego has also appointed a new Chief Operating Officer and Chief Marketing Officer. With effect from 1st May, Christian Zeh has been appointed COO and Jean Gadrat has been appointed CMO. Read more…
Acconia acquires Cable Energía in Spain and Portugal

The Spanish energy company Acciona Energia has just announced the acquisition of Cable Energía, which is part of the Shell Groupand the owner and operator of the Shell Recharge network in Spain and Portugal outside Shell service stations. Read more…
EV share of new car registrations reaches 97 per cent in Norway

In April, 10,942 new electric cars were registered in Norway – slightly fewer than in March, but around 900 more electric cars than in April last year. The means that 97 per cent of all new registrations in the country were electric cars. Read more…
GM looks back at its fuel cell minibus from the 60s

General Motors recalls the ‘Electrovan’, a fuel cell-powered minibus introduced by the company in 1966. Two years earlier, GM had begun researching both electric and fuel cell cars. Read more…
Kia opens UK order books for the PV5 Cargo

Kia is about to launch its first electric transporter, the PV5 Cargo, on the European market. Kia has already open its pre-order books in the UK, and will launch in other European markets ‘shortly’. Read more…

