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Volytica again secures millions in funding

German battery diagnostics specialist Volytica Diagnostics has closed a new financing round of 5.5 million euros. Volytica plans to use the capital to scale its business, refine its battery analysis technology and expand into global markets. The round was led by the Dutch company SHIFT Invest and EnBW’s investment arm, EnBW New Ventures. Other investors… More…

Ohio-based electric motorcycle maker raises $7M to build bikes in the US


LAND, a Cleveland-based electric motorcycle maker and battery technology company, recently wrapped up a successful Series A financing round, surpassing their fundraising goal by over US $1 million. Following this success and having closed an oversubscribed seed round, the firm is now gearing up to introduce a $15 million convertible note, aiming to drive further expansion. More…

Rimac to use Eve Energy cells in battery packs

The Croatian electric sports car maker Rimac and Chinese battery cell manufacturer Eve Energy are joining forces for the production of large cylindrical cell batteries in Europe. Eve Energy’s battery cells with a diameter of 46 millimetres and various lengths will be used by Rimac in its previously-announced new battery platform. Production of the Eve… More…

Honda adopts NACS from 2025

Honda will use Tesla’s North American Charging Standard (NACS) from 2025 in the US. Like other carmakers who will adopt the Tesla plug, Honda will offer adapters so that EVs launched before 2025 can also use the Supercharger network in North America. The announcement does not come as a surprise: Both the Honda Prologue and… More…

Bel expands RCM Series with dual-output DC-DC converter for railway systems


Bel Fuse has announced the expansion of its RCM Series with the RCM300 dual-output DC-DC converter for railway and transportation systems.
The converter delivers 300 W at +24 V/-24 V, the two input ranges covering all common railway batteries. Both outputs are independently regulated, allowing constant regulation even at extreme cross-loads. More…