To make matters even more interesting, the record run was done at a constant speed of 74.5 mph. Lire la suite…
A Buick Plug-In Hybrid Minivan Just Set A New Range Record
Beyond the truck: The untapped electrification potential of trailers
Electrifying heavy-duty transport does not necessarily have to start with the tractor unit. Michael W. Nimtsch, Managing Director of the German company Trailer Dynamics, sees the trailer as the missing piece in the drivetrain transition. We spoke with him about the opportunities offered by electric trailers. Read more…
Windrose to introduce Plug&Charge for its electric trucks
Hubject and Windrose Technology have announced a strategic partnership to enable Plug&Charge authentication for Windrose’s electric trucks. The Chinese manufacturer aims to simplify access to global megawatt charging networks. Read more…
Mercedes taps Geely architecture for new global EV platform in China shift
Mercedes-Benz plans to develop a new global compact EV platform based on Geely’s electronic and electrical architecture.
This move underscores a growing trend among foreign automakers to rely increasingly on China’s EV technology.
Volkswagen teases ID. Cross – electric SUV for the rest of us
Until now, many EVs felt like expensive toys for early adopters. Thankfully, Volkswagen had an epiphany and is going back to its roots – it wants to build a vehicle that regular people can actually afford and use every day. The new model is called the ID. Cross, and it is designed to be the electric twin to the popular… Read more…
Xpeng sets Mar 20 for Q4 earnings as market focuses on profitability goal
Xpeng will report its fourth-quarter 2025 financial results on March 20, with the market focused on whether it can achieve its single-quarter profitability target.
Xpeng’s non-GAAP net loss for the third quarter was 150 million yuan, nearing the breakeven point.
Autonomous driving firm Momenta confidentially files for Hong Kong IPO, may raise $1 billion
Momenta was valued at over $5 billion in its latest funding round last year.
Momenta has begun meeting with investors to gauge initial interest.
Survey: German logistics firms increasingly trust battery-electric trucks
Acceptance of electric trucks is rising among logistics companies in Germany. This is demonstrated by a new representative study by the Öko-Institut, which surveyed over 200 logistics professionals nationwide. However, knowledge gaps around costs, infrastructure and the regulatory framework are still slowing the market ramp-up. We summarise the key findings. Read more…
Tesla Grünheide: Giga United list prevails in works council election
The votes have been counted in the works council election at Tesla’s German Gigafactory in Grünheide. The Giga United list, led by current works council chair Michaela Schmitz, secured nearly 41 per cent of the vote, ahead of the IG Metall list with around 31 per cent. Read more…
Kögel unveils optimised semi-trailer for battery-electric tractors
Kögel Trailer GmbH has presented a modified semi-trailer designed specifically for use with battery-electric trucks. Thanks to its design, the trailer reduces the load on the tractor unit’s drive axle by up to two tonnes compared to conventional curtain-sided trailers – which, according to Kögel, can translate into higher payload. Read more…
The 2026 Kia EV6 GT Is Not Coming To The U.S.
One of the best performance EVs on the market is on hiatus stateside until further notice. Lire la suite…
Exclusive: Nio revamps Europe operations, shifting further toward asset-light strategy
Nio is preparing a major restructuring of its European operations, with its remaining direct-sales markets likely transitioning to a more asset-light model, CnEVPost has learned.
Operations in Germany, the Netherlands, and Sweden may transition to a distributor model, while Norway may retain the direct sales model.
Interview: it’s all solar, all the time with Emily from EnergySage
On today’s solar-powered episode of Quick Charge, we’ve got EnergySage director of insights Emily Walker with a look inside the company’s 22nd industry report, this time featuring home solar, EV charging, and whole home electrification. Read more…
Honda turns to Chinese factory to boost domestic EV lineup
Honda plans to export its China-made e:NS2 pure electric vehicle to Japan and revive the Insight brand to expand its domestic EV lineup.
This move also aims to utilize idle capacity at Chinese factories to counter the sharp sales decline in China.
Huawei-backed Qijing to unveil L3-capable shooting brake on Mar 17
Qijing’s inaugural model features the world’s highest-specification mass-produced 896-channel LiDAR and integrates the HarmonySpace cockpit.
The shooting brake-style coupe is slated for launch in June 2026.
Nio sets up new Shanghai battery unit to accelerate solid-state tech
Nio has established a new battery tech firm in Shanghai to accelerate solid-state battery R&D, expecting scaled application after 2027.
The move marks Nio’s establishment of a “Shanghai R&D plus Anhui manufacturing” layout for its battery business.
Xpeng to launch G6 EREV on Mar 6 as hybrid push continues
Xpeng will launch the extended-range G6 SUV on March 6, aiming to further capture China’s hybrid vehicle market.
The launch serves as an addition to the automaker’s lineup; earlier this year, Xpeng added extended-range options to its P7+ sedan and G7 SUV.
BYD’s Yangwang U7 gets new 1,000 km battery
Until now, car makers had to make a tough choice when it came to electric cars. They could give a car a lot of power, a long driving range, or fast charging. Usually, they could only pick one or two. The auto industry calls this the “impossible triangle.” If you wanted a car that could go fast, the battery would… Read more…
Tesla changes FSD transfer rules again, screwing over Cybertruck AWD buyers
Tesla has quietly reversed a key change to its Full Self-Driving (FSD) transfer program, switching the deadline back from “order by March 31” to “delivery by March 31.” The move effectively kills the transfer path for thousands of Cybertruck AWD buyers. Read more…
Tesla successfully scared Giga Berlin workers away from union
IG Metall’s vote share at Tesla’s Gigafactory Berlin decreased from 39.4% to just 31.1% in the works council election that concluded today, a devastating 8-percentage-point drop that came after weeks of threats, police involvement, and a direct warning from Elon Musk that expansion would stop if the union gained influence. Read more…
