ChargePoint has introduced a new service package dubbed “Safeguard Care”, aimed at improving charger reliability across its network. As part of the programme, the company will regularly send out trained field technicians to inspect charging stations and carry out preventive maintenance – well before any faults occur. Read more…
Energy Dept’s own numbers say today’s rollback would raise fuel costs by 76c/gal
The Environmental Protection Agency today announced plans to roll back the scientific finding that climate change harms humans, with the intent to also rollback regulations that make cars more efficient. But this will also raise your fuel costs by $.76/gallon, according to the very same people who made today’s announcement. Read more…
Tesla tops another ADAS test, Hyundai tops range tests, and Texas gets BESS
On today’s test-acular episode of Quick Charge, it’s a new day and a new Chinese ADAS test for Tesla to conquer – but this one’s got a LOT more pedestrian carnage to parse through! We’ve also got some great e-bike deals from Retrospec and a bladder-busting Hyundai. Read more…
Chevy teases new Bolt w/NACS, front fascia redesign, rear brake lights
We’re finally getting our first teases of the upgraded 2027 Chevy Bolt, built on GM’s battery/motor platform formerly known as Ultium. So far, so good for the vehicle, which will be revealed later this Fall. Read more…
This Startup Turns Old Diesel Trucks Into Electric Haulers

You don’t even need a special license to drive the retrofitted rig, but there’s a catch. Lire la suite…
EVgo secures $225m to expand US fast charging network
US charge point operator EVgo has secured a $225 million commercial bank credit facility, allegedly the largest of its kind in the US, to fund the deployment of over 1,500 high-power fast-charging stalls. The five-year deal supports nationwide expansion of EVgo’s public and fleet charging infrastructure. Read more…
Tesla removes Model S and X from configurator in Europe
Tesla has removed its two top-tier models, the Model S and Model X, from its configurators in Europe. That means customers can only choose from existing vehicles in Germany and other European markets. The future of the two premium models currently remains unclear. Read more…
Lyten secures $200m to expand battery and BESS operations in Europe
Lyten has raised over $200 million to accelerate its expansion in the battery and energy storage sector, including the acquisition of Northvolt’s BESS product portfolio. The company plans to restart production in Poland by late 2025 and target growing demand in AI, industrial, and grid markets. Read more…
Toyota to produce EVs in Europe from 2028
Toyota will begin producing electric vehicles in Europe from 2028, starting with an electric SUV at its Czech plant in Kolín. The move marks Toyota’s first EV production on the continent as it prepares for stricter EU emissions rules and aims for carbon neutrality in Europe by 2035. Read more…
Tesla Inks $4.3 Billion Deal For American-Made LFP Batteries: Report

LG Energy Solution will supply Tesla with American-made lithium iron phosphate batteries to reduce reliance on Chinese suppliers. Lire la suite…
Report: Ferrari were SO impressed by the Xiaomi SU7, they bought one
With its tire-blistering acceleration and record-setting performance, the Xiaomi SU7 Ultra has been getting attention throughout the auto industry, impressing everyone who’s seen it. That “everyone” now seems to include the OG supercar brand, itself. Read more…
BYD launches Shark hybrid pickup truck in Pakistan
The BYD Shark is the first hybrid pickup truck available in Pakistan, with a starting price of 19,950,000 Pakistani Rupees ($70,420).
BYD plans to launch its first EV assembled in Pakistan in July or August 2026.
Leapmotor B01 electric sedan reaches 10,000 units produced in first week on market
Leapmotor launched the B01 on July 24, with a starting price of RMB 89,800 ($12,510).
The model received 10,132 locked-in orders within 72 hours of its launch.
2026 Chevy Bolt: GM Teases Big Updates, Tesla Plug

“You asked, we listened.” Chevrolet promises its affordable compact EV is about to be back and better than ever. Lire la suite…
Li Auto shares plummet after launch of Li i8 electric SUV
As of press time, Li Auto was down over 10 percent in Hong Kong, marking its largest intraday decline in nearly four months.
Investors are apparently disappointed with the launch of the Li i8, Li Auto’s first all-electric SUV model.
Webinar: Easing traction inverter power design with a novel family of pre-configured high voltage gate drivers
Watch this webinar, presented by Infineon, to learn about new preconfigured automotive high voltage gate drivers for efficient switching of the latest automotive IGBT, SiC MOSFET, and Si/SiC Fusion power modules. Key takeaways: Register now—it’s free! See the complete session list for the Virtual Conference on EV Engineering here. Broadcast live from September 15 to… Read more…
Xpeng to debut new P7 sedan in Beijing on Aug 6
The all-new Xpeng P7 will make its China debut on August 6 in Beijing, targeting a price range of RMB 300,000 ($41,820).
The new P7 is built on the same E platform as the G9 SUV and will not feature any LiDAR.
Tesla is considering building a smaller pickup truck after the Cybertruck failed
Tesla is considering building a smaller pickup truck after the Cybertruck has officially become a complete commercial flop. Read more…
Cadillac will keep this popular feature for EVs, but not in the US
Although many were disappointed to hear that GM was moving away from Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, it appears that it will continue to offer them in at least some overseas markets. Cadillac plans to continue offering the popular feature in EVs sold in Australia and New Zealand. Read more…
This Project Could Create The Largest Battery-Swapping Network In Africa

An African investment firm invests in SUN Mobility, a company focused on battery-swapping three-wheelers. Lire la suite…