The Chinese battery cell manufacturer Eve Energy and the North American battery recycling specialist Li-Cycle have agreed on a cooperation. The aim of the cooperation is to develop recycling solutions for Eve Energy’s battery materials in three different areas. According to the now-signed Memorandum of Understanding, the solutions that the two companies now intend to […] More…
SAE wants to certify NACS by end of year, and fix plug & charge too
SAE has voted unanimously to form a task force to expedite its NACS standardization process, and thinks that this process could finish by the end of the year – much earlier than we expected. We spoke with the chair of the task force for some insight on what the process might look like. More…
Caterham’s Project V is basically an updated Tesla Roadster for 2026
Caterham, the British builder of lightweight sportscars, has revealed a new electric concept car, the “Project V,” slated for 2026. And its specs look mighty familiar – not too far off from the original Tesla Roadster from 2008. More…
BMW subsidiary Alphabet opts for E.On charging services
British leasing company Alphabet announces a new partnership with E.On, an energy company headquartered in Germany. E.On will provide Alphabet customers with a complete service suite for home, workplace, and public charging solutions. Unlike Alphabet Inc., which is Google’s mighty umbrella company, Alphabet Ltd. belongs to the BMW Group and has been busy with electrification […] More…
LEVC introduces new TX variant with improved ‘Access’
The London Electric Vehicle Company (LEVC) is introducing the TX Access, an enhanced version of its electrified electric taxi. The vehicle provides ample space for wheelchair users and can accommodate up to six passengers. According to the London-based company, the TX Access is fully wheelchair accessible and features a direct access ramp that folds away […] More…
Tritium becomes sole supplier in Hawai’i’s first NEVI charger rollout
The State of Hawai’i has selected Tritium to supply all fast chargers in its first National Electric Vehicle Infrastructure (NEVI) funding round. The company believes Tritium is now the first manufacturer to secure an order through the NEVI program. Part of the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law, NEVI will provide $5 billion over five years to support […] More…
EU Commission to allow greater truck weight for EVs
The EU Commission has presented new proposals to make freight transport by road and rail more efficient and sustainable. One point concerns the maximum permitted weight for trucks: the Commission proposes to increase this for vehicles with emission-free drives. The EU Commission wants to revise the current directive that regulates the weights and dimensions of […] More…
Bulgaria budgets EV and rail infrastructure investments
Bulgaria has budgeted 92 million levs for EV charging infrastructure, with most of the funding coming through the European Union. Local media broke the news as part of a more extensive infrastructure and transport investment worth billions to the country. As for the EV budget, the equivalent of 47mn euros shall help Bulgaria build 160 […] More…
Over 800,000 NEVs sold in China over June
Around 806,000 electric cars and plug-in hybrids were sold in China in June, as the monthly figures of the China Association of Automobile Manufacturers (CAAM) now published show. This means that sales of new energy vehicles (NEVs) in China recorded the second-highest figure after December 2022. Since the slow start of the year, the market […] More…
EU: Neo Performance Materials launches Mine-to-Magnet supply chain
The Canadian company Neo Performance Materials has started construction in Estonia of the first processing plant in Europe for rare earth permanent magnets. The company aims for an integrated supply chain and envisions a recycling process which would be another first for Europe. Rare earth magnets are suitable for traction motors for electric vehicles, among […] More…
Toyota names China and Europe as target markets for H2 technology
Toyota readjusts its hydrogen strategy, now aiming for market share in Europe and China while turning away from North America. The Japanese company targets selling 200,000 fuel cell vehicles by 2030, primarily trucks but also passenger cars. The decision marks a turning point for Toyota. Until now, its focus has been on passenger cars and […] More…
Germany: subsidy reform slows order volume across the board
Demand for electric cars has plummeted in Germany following the reform of the environmental bonus with reduced purchase premiums that came into force at the beginning of 2023, a media report suggests. The situation is said to be particularly explosive for one manufacturer: Volkswagen. The German Federal Motor Transport Authority (KBA) recently reported 52,988 new […] More…
Tesla Dashcam Captures Rear-End Crash That Makes Honda Flip Over

The Honda driver said she fell asleep at the wheel, and the police decided not to start an investigation. More…
Some Rivian R1T And R1S Units Unable To Charge On AC Due To Faulty Onboard Charger

DC fast charging is still available on affected vehicles and there’s also a possible temporary fix. More…
Marelli announces new integrated thermal management module for EVs
Marelli has launched its new integrated Thermal Management Module (iTMM) for EVs, which allows the vehicle’s different thermal circuits to be combined into a single component.
While EVs generally have a number of heat exchangers, each with a sole function, the iTMM modularises water-cooled heat exchangers such as the chiller or water-cooled condenser using a smart valve arrangement. The valve manages up to… More…
New EV Prices Down 20% Compared To Last Year: Kelley Blue Book

The average transaction price (ATP) for new EVs was $53,438 in June. More…
Caterham Project V Debuts: 2,623-Pound EV Sports Car, 268 HP And RWD

Intended to complement the existing Caterham Seven, it could go into production as early as 2025. More…
This 1 GW solar + salt + shrimp farm is a 3-in-1 power station
A huge solar power station in China is generating clean energy, producing salt from sunlight, and serving as a shrimp-breeding site. More…
Quick Charge Podcast: July 11, 2023
Listen to a recap of the top stories of the day from Electrek. Quick Charge is available now on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, TuneIn and our RSS feed for Overcast and other podcast players. More…
NIO marks milestone with Navigate on Pilot ADAS now available in Beijing
Shanghai-based EV maker NIO marked a significant milestone this week with its Navigate on Pilot (NOP+) advanced driver assist software now live in Beijing. NIO says its NOP+ ADAS was launched on expressways and urban expressways within Beijing’s fifth ring road. More…