The Bavarian automaker just announced it has now manufactured over 2 million EVs. Read More…
BMW Has Built Way More EVs Than You Think
CPCA head calls for China to establish budget EV standards to boost sales
CPCA’s Cui advocates introducing standards for budget EVs in China to stimulate demand in underdeveloped regions and address sluggish auto sales. Read more…
DAF begins series production of electric XG models
Dutch truck manufacturer DAF has started series production of its XG Electric and XG+ Electric models in Eindhoven. The first unit, an XG+ tractor, will be delivered to the German logistics provider Hellmold & Plank. Read more…
Ballard to supply fuel cell modules for new Solaris H2 bus
Canadian supplier Ballard Power Systems will supply fuel cell modules for the next generation of hydrogen buses from Polish manufacturer Solaris. The companies plan to use Ballard’s new FCmove-SC fuel cell module in future city bus models. Read more…
Honda’s $11B EV Factory In Canada Is Dead: Report
The carmaker previously put the plant on hold for two years. Now, a Nikkei report says the factory is dead in the water. Read More…
Massachusetts proposes ‘first in the nation’ e-bike and moped laws based on speed
Massachusetts lawmakers are considering one of the most comprehensive micromobility regulatory overhauls we’ve seen in the US yet, proposing a new legal framework that would categorize everything from bicycles and e-bikes to electric scooters and Sur Ron-style electric motos into a four-tier speed classification system. Read more…
CATL shares hit record high on strong May battery production outlook
Total scheduled production of lithium batteries in China hit a record high for the third consecutive month in May, driven by energy storage battery demand. Read more…
WattEV orders 370 Tesla Semi trucks for operations in California
Electric truck service provider WattEV has ordered 370 Tesla Semi trucks, marking what the company describes as the largest single electric truck procurement in California to date. The announcement comes shortly after Tesla launched Semi production at its Nevada plant, where the first vehicle recently rolled off the assembly line. Read more…
Milence secures multi-million-euro financing
The truck charging network operator Milence has successfully signed a financing agreement worth €120 million to further advance the expansion of its growing network of high-performance charging stations for trucks across Europe. Read more…
Fraunhofer ISI: Study sees German automotive industry further advanced in EV transition
A new strategy paper based on a survey of automotive executives suggests that Germany’s transition to electric mobility is more advanced than often perceived. However, the study also highlights ongoing divisions within the industry over the pace and direction of the transformation. Read more…
Why Li Auto doesn’t make sedans: CEO explains
Li Auto CEO said making sedans would sacrifice space and comfort, contradicting the brand’s core design philosophy centered on “home.” Read more…
Even Lucid Doesn’t Know How Many EVs It Will Make In 2026
The company suspended its full-year production guidance after reporting a $1 billion net loss in the first quarter. Read More…
Nissan to consolidate Sunderland production on one line
Japanese automaker Nissan will close one of two production lines at the British plant in Sunderland. Nissan currently manufactures the Qashqai, Juke, and the third generation of the electric Leaf model in there. Read more…
Lucid withdraws 2026 outlook amid supplier issues
Lucid Motors has withdrawn its annual forecast after supplier issues hit deliveries and revenue in the latest quarter. The US EV maker now plans to publish updated guidance for 2026 in the summer as it works to stabilise production and supply chains. Read more…
Greenlane expands electric truck charging network into Texas
Greenlane Infrastructure is expanding its public charging network for battery-electric commercial vehicles beyond California with new charging sites planned in Dallas and Houston. The two locations will be situated along the I-45 corridor, one of the busiest freight routes in the US. Read more…
Nio to launch and deliver ES9 SUV on May 27
Nio will officially launch and begin delivering the ES9 on May 27, slightly ahead of its management’s previously mentioned plan to start deliveries on June 1. Read more…
Rivian May Build Its Own Lidar Sensor For The R2 In The U.S.
Rivian CEO RJ Scaringe said the company is considering partnering with a Chinese company. Read More…
Tesla’s dreams for self-driving cars face a slow road in Europe
Tesla wants its electric cars to drive themselves all over Europe and right now, Elon Musk’s company is trying to get its “Full Self-Driving” software, or FSD, cleared for use on public roads across the continent. One country already said yes, but many others are still shaking their heads. It turns out that teaching a car to drive in Europe… Read more…
Rivian mulls LiDAR production in potential Chinese partnership
Rivian is considering making its own LiDAR sensors in the US using Chinese technology, rather than buying directly from Chinese suppliers. Read more…
Global EV battery market share in January-March 2026: CATL 40.7%, BYD 13.7%
CATL continues to dominate the market with a 40.7% share, while South Korean rivals suffer a decline due to slowing US demand. Read more…
