CATL subsidiary Brunp Recycling has released information about its latest material recovery rates in battery recycling: the Chinese company now extracts almost 100 per cent of nickel, cobalt and manganese from battery scrap and, according to its own figures, 96.5 per cent of lithium. Read more…
Porsche introduces the Macan GTS
Porsche introduced the fifth engine option for the electric Macan. The GTS sprints to 100 kph in 3.8 seconds. Although its 380 kW puts it below the Turbo, the Macan GTS is said to offer similarly agile handling. Read more…
Sunwoda unveils solid-state battery and builds associated 200 MW pilot line
The next Chinese manufacturer presents a near-series solid-state battery: according to Chinese media reports, Sunwoda presented the ‘Xin Bixiao’ battery with an energy density of 400 Wh/kg and a service life of 1,200 cycles at a conference. The associated pilot line is also expected to be online by the end of the year. Read more…
“Openness to technology is not industrial policy” – interview with MAN CEO Alexander Vlaskamp
German Chancellor Merz hosted an auto summit this month and delivered the catchy line that “the electric car drives on the main road”. But where does the electric truck drive? We spoke to someone who attended the summit: Alexander Vlaskamp, CEO of MAN Truck & Bus, on shared industry interests, new competition from China, and political misconceptions. Read more…
Xpeng launches updated X9 MPV in Malaysia
The updated Xpeng X9 was launched in Malaysia just seven months after its predecessor’s launch there.
Last week, the updated G6 SUV was launched in Malaysia.
Tesla’s Q3 results reveal more EVs sold, but profit dips
Tesla’s financial results for the third quarter of 2025 are in, and the numbers tell a confusing story. The company set a new record for revenue, pulling in €23.99 billion. It also managed to deliver 497,099 vehicles to customers. And yet, despite selling more EVs than ever, the profits took a major hit. Investors were clearly not impressed, and the… Read more…
Zest to install EV chargers at 20 more Central Co-op stores
Charge point operator Zest already operates EV chargers at six Central Co-op sites – but now plans to install chargers at 20 more in partnership with the British grocery store chain. Read more…
BP Pulse to expand fast-charging presence in London
The charge point operator has announced plans to extend its agreement with Transport for London, which has so far seen more than 150 chargers installed across London boroughs. Read more…
Uber to rebrand ‘Green’ service to ‘Uber Electric’
Uber is set to rename its Uber Green service in the US, as well as launch a new $4000 grant programme for drivers looking to purchase new or used EVs. The changes will cover states such as California, New York, Colorado and Massachussetts. Read more…
Tesla recalls 13,000 EVs in the US
Tesla has initiated a recall in the US for nearly 13,000 Model Y and Model 3 vehicles equipped with faulty battery pack contactors. The defective component can cause a sudden loss of drive power. No accidents related to this issue are known so far. Read more…
Tesla recalls 13,000 EVs in the US
Tesla has initiated a recall in the US for nearly 13,000 Model Y and Model 3 vehicles equipped with faulty battery pack contactors. The defective component can cause a sudden loss of drive power. No accidents related to this issue are known so far. Read more…
“Own Today & Shape Tomorrow – The Road to eMobility” – Tony Sandberg from Scania
Scania is stepping up its electrification strategy, moving from light urban trucks to 94-tonne timber vehicles in Sweden. Tony Sandberg, Vice President Pilot Partner at Scania, outlines why electrification is inevitable — and how the company plans to support customers through the shift. Read more…
“Own Today & Shape Tomorrow – The Road to eMobility” – Tony Sandberg from Scania
Scania is stepping up its electrification strategy, moving from light urban trucks to 94-tonne timber vehicles in Sweden. Tony Sandberg, Vice President Pilot Partner at Scania, outlines why electrification is inevitable — and how the company plans to support customers through the shift. Read more…
European Tesla Cybertruck Cyberbeast range test
The Tesla Cybertruck caused a riot with its existence and every piece of news surrounding it has been a point of discussion globally. Rarely has there ever been a vehicle to generate so much hype, and the Cybertruck successfully managed to divide people like nothing else on wheels ever could. Today’s test focuses on the Cybertruck’s efficiency and how it… Read more…
India: Celcius Logistics to add 350 electric reefer trucks to its fleet
Indian cold supply chain solutions provider Celcius Logistics has announced plans to add 350 electric reefer trucks to its fleet. The company has introduced a new vertical called “Celcius Green” for its EV fleet. Read more…
Sebastian Schmitt takes over ZF Division E
ZF has appointed Sebastian Schmitt as head of the Electrified Drivetrain Technologies Division (E). He previously led the Electrified Drivetrain Systems product line. CEO Mathias Miedreich remains responsible for Division E on the Executive Board. Read more…
India: Celcius Logistics to add 350 electric reefer trucks to its fleet
Indian cold supply chain solutions provider Celcius Logistics has announced plans to add 350 electric reefer trucks to its fleet. The company has introduced a new vertical called “Celcius Green” for its EV fleet. Read more…
Improved Tesla Model S And X Return To Europe. Interest Doesn’t
The two big Teslas were removed from the Euro configurator in July, but now they’re back, boasting improvements and more gadgets. Lire la suite…
GM Will Remove Apple CarPlay And Android Auto From All Its Cars, Not Just EVs
General Motors CEO Mary Barra said switching from the car’s native interface to CarPlay and back can be “clunky”. Lire la suite…
BYD’s Atto 2 to also launch as Plug-in Hybrid
Chinese carmaker BYD has announced a plug-in hybrid version of its previously battery-electric compact SUV Atto 2 for Europe. The Atto 2 DM-i will be offered in two versions, with first deliveries scheduled for the first quarter of 2026. Read more…
