
The fast charging park is located at Nuevos Ministerios car park and offers between 175kw and 350kW charging points. 22 of the charging bays are operated by Iberdrola and BP Pulse, with the remaining 18 being Tesla Superchargers. Read more…
Category: Electrive
Dachser adds more eActros 600 trucks to fleet

Logistics provider Dachser has taken delivery of seven eActros 600 trucks from Mercedes-Benz Trucks. The fully electric vehicles will be used for long-distance transport from several locations. Read more…
Kia takes the EV4 to the Nürburgring

Kia has completed rigorous battery and endurance testing with the EV4 and its battery system in a combination of track testing at the Nürburgring and public roads in Germany. Read more…
ZF reveals roadmap for restructuring the powertrain division

The supplier’s management team has agreed on a roadmap for restructuring the powertrain division with the works council and IG Metal. The social partners intend to define measures to make the division more profitable by the end of September. These are likely to be tough cuts. Read more…
CATL on track for battery swapping rollout goals

CATL reports it has so far built 400 battery swap stations for EVs in China. It believes it is well on the way to achieving its goal of 1000 stations by the end of this year. Read more…
François Provost appointed new CEO of Renault Group

The French carmaker Renault has named François Provost as its new CEO, succeeding Luca de Meo, who stepped down to join luxury group Kering. Provost, who has been with Renault for 23 years, most recently served as Chief Procurement Officer and co-founded the EV unit Ampere alongside de Meo. Read more…
Asahi Kasei supplies battery separators to Toyota subsidiary

Japanese technology company Asahi Kasei has entered into a strategic partnership with Toyota Tsusho for the supply of lithium-ion battery separators in North America. The two Japanese companies aim to strengthen their US supply chains with this move. Read more…
Vingroup brands agree cooperation with MERALCO in Philippines

The Vingroup brands V-Green and Green GSM Philippines have signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) with MERALCO, the Philippine’s largest power distribution company. It will see the three parties research and implement solutions for EV adoption, including e-taxi services and public charging networks. Read more…
SK On and SK Enmove to merge in electrification push

SK Innovation merges its EV battery subsidiary SK On with cooling and lubricants unit SK Enmove to streamline operations and improve financial resilience. A capital raise of 8 trillion South Korean won (about 5 billion euros) supports growth in electrification and energy solutions. Read more…
Ford Model e losses widen despite doubling revenue in Q2/2025

Ford’s electric vehicle division posted a $1.3 billion loss in Q2, with revenue up 105% year-on-year. Ford Model e remains under pressure from tariffs and investment costs, as the company presses forward with its EV strategy. Read more…
Tata Motors to acquire Iveco in €3.8Bn deal

Tata Motors and Iveco Group have announced a definitive agreement that will see the Indian automotive major acquire the European commercial vehicle manufacturer through a recommended all-cash voluntary public tender offer. The goal is to create a commercial vehicle “global champion” with a combined presence across Europe, India, and the Americas, with a focus on sustainable and zero-emission transport. Read more…
Leapmotor B10 starts at 29,900 euros in Europe

The Leapmotor B10 is now available to order in Europe. In selected markets, the order books will open on 30 July 2025. The list price starts at 29,900 euros. Read more…
Citroën opens UK order books for the ë-C5 Aircross

In the UK, the new Citroën ë-C5 Aircross is now open for orders, with pricing starting from £34,065. It is available as both a hybrid and battery-electric variant, with customer deliveries expected from October 2025. Read more…
Romanian cities to gain Karsan electric buses

The cities of Chitila and Focșani are set to receive 42 e-ATA buses from Turkish company Karsan. They will join the other 380 Karsan EVs currently in operation across Romania. Read more…
Germany to establish legal framework for remote-controlled vehicles

With the Road Traffic Remote Control Ordinance (StVFernLV), the German Federal Ministry of Transport has created a legal framework for the testing of remote-controlled motor vehicles on public roads for the first time. The regulation is due to come into force on 1 December 2025. Read more…
India: Tamil Nadu to establish 500 charging stations across the state

Tamil Nadu, a state in southern India, has announced plans to install 500 charging stations. The strategic move will help the state expand its network to close to 2,000 charging stations. Read more…
MG Motor to release electric C-segment SUV

SAIC subsidiary MG Motor is looking to launch another electric SUV model. The next addition to the EV lineup, rumoured to be the MG S6 EV, is expected to be a C-Segment SUV, and first trademark applications have been filed, but no release is currently in sight. Read more…
Tesla reportedly places major LFP battery order with LGES

Tesla has reportedly ordered lithium iron phosphate (LFP) battery cells worth billions from LG Energy Solution. The batteries are said to be produced in the United States and primarily intended for Tesla’s stationary energy storage systems – which the company recently highlighted in its own announcements. Read more…
Research project to determine whether recycling or 2nd Life is more environmental

With the increasing sales of electric cars, the question arises as to what happens when these vehicles have had their day. After all, their batteries contain valuable raw materials. A German-American research team has investigated whether recycling or reuse in stationary storage systems makes more sense. Read more…
Research project to determine whether recycling or 2nd Life is more environmental

With the increasing sales of electric cars, the question arises as to what happens when these vehicles have had their day. After all, their batteries contain valuable raw materials. A German-American research team has investigated whether recycling or reuse in stationary storage systems makes more sense. Read more…

