Streetscapes change as technology evolves. As phone booths became obsolete, most disappeared, but some were repurposed as WiFi hotspots, neighborhood libraries and other useful things. British Telecom has thousands of boxy green metal cabinets, used to store internet and phone cabling, all over the UK, and the nationwide rollout of fiber broadband connections is making… Read more…
Chrysler unveils the Halcyon Concept – a glimpse into the future of electric sedans
Forget minivans and muscle cars, Chrysler’s latest concept throws futuristic curves with the Halcyon, a sleek electric sedan packed with tech that might make your jaw drop (or raise an eyebrow). While it’s a concept for now, the Halcyon hints at Chrysler’s electric ambitions and pushes the boundaries of what we expect from the brand. The Halcyon is definitely not… Read more…
California Has Enough Lithium Reserves To Power Over 300 Million EV Batteries
But lawsuits against the local county and environmental challenges loom large. Read more…
Report: Electric Kia Stinger successor called EV8 in production plan
An electric successor to the sporty Kia Stinger looks due to launch in 2026 under the name EV8, according to source material revealed via Korean Car Blog. A proper enthusiast’s car sporting a rear-wheel drive platform and sleek hatchback styling, the Stinger was launched for the 2018 model year and discontinued after the 2023 model year. But a… Read more…
Tesla releases new yoke steering wheel with normal horn
Tesla has started to deliver a new version of its yoke steering wheel and it now features a normal horn. Read more…
Chrysler unveils radical Halcyon EV concept that will redefine the 100-year-old brand
An all-electric Chrysler that can drive itself with “unlimited” range? That’s what Chrysler is showcasing with the new Halcyon EV concept. The sleek sports car features futuristic tech, next-gen batteries, and a new design theme, giving us a glimpse into Chrysler’s all-electric future.. Read more…
Wallbox launches new Supernova 180 DC fast charger designed specifically for North America
Following successful DC fast charger launches in Europe, Wallbox has begun production on its third-generation EV charger, the Supernova 180. This UL-certified DC fast charger was explicitly designed for the North American market and can add 100 miles of EV range in ten minutes. Read more…
Public EV Chargers In U.S. Are Getting More Reliable But There Aren’t Enough Of Them
Level 2 chargers seem to have been left behind as the industry races to install more DC fast chargers. Read more…
Yamaha Motor to acquire electric marine propulsion manufacturer Torqeedo
Yamaha Motor has announced plans to acquire marine electric propulsion manufacturer Torqeedo. Torqeedo offers a wide-ranging line of products, from electric outboard and inboard motors for small boats to battery packs and other drivetrain components for larger vessels such as yachts and ferries. The company holds many patents related to electric motors, propellers and electrical… Read more…
The World’s Biggest Tesla Supercharger Will Have Over 160 Stalls
The California EV charging station will also have 16 pull-though chargers that are designed to accommodate vehicles with trailers. Read more…
Japanese Automakers Are Using Profits From Hybrids To Fund EVs
Plus, California lawmakers want a tighter grip on robotaxis and Cruise gets a new safety boss. Read more…
Rivian offers new entry-level battery options
US manufacturer Rivian now offers two new entry-level battery options for its R1T electric pickup truck and the R1S electric SUV. These will have a capacity of 106 and 121 kWh. Read more…
Charging infrastructure project to take off in Bristol
Over 300 chargers will be installed across the West of England region, including 187 in Bristol. The rollout will take until March 2026. Read more…
Stellantis adopts SAE J3400—yes, the Tesla charge port
Stellantis is the latest automaker to adopt Tesla’s North America Charging Standard (NACS) port for EV fast charging—but the automaker’s announcement of it, made Monday, downplayed any connection to Tesla to a point that EV shoppers and longtime Tesla fans alike might find absurd. A Stellantis press release doesn’t mention Tesla or NACS at… Read more…
Kia EV8 Coming In 2026 As Electric Stinger Replacement: Leaked Docs
Codenamed GT1, the electric sedan will offer up to 603 hp and over 400 miles of range, according to a leaked production schedule. Read more…
China’s car and battery industry launches solid-state battery offensive
A number of major Chinese battery and car manufacturers are joining forces to drive forward the commercialisation of solid-state batteries. The initiator of the alliance is the Chinese government. Read more…
Consortium puts hydrogen cargo ship on the Rhine
The initiators of the EU Flagships project and their partners have presented their first cargo ship converted to fuel cell propulsion. The 1.2 megawatt “H2 Barge 2” will travel on the Rhine between Rotterdam and Duisburg. Read more…
StoreDot achieves 1,100 cycles with “100in4” battery cells
Israeli battery developer StoreDot has further developed its fast-charging XFC battery cells. StoreDot has achieved 1,100 cycles in a small form factor cell for the “100in4” technology, which will be able to recharge 100 miles in four minutes. The technology will be ready for series production in 2026. Read more…
Mainz Rose Monday parade float shows Chinese electric car outpacing German stone-age EV
China is preparing to conquer the world market with a constant stream of new electric cars – and the German automotive industry is lagging behind “open to technology”. This (not so unrealistic) image was conveyed by a float in the Rose Monday parade in Mainz. In the supporting role: a Stone Age BMW. Read more…
Dutch police found a way to test e-bike power on the side of the road
Dutch police have a new weapon in their battle against high-speed and high-power electric bicycles: a roadside testing platform to catch hot-rodded e-bikes. Read more…
