Stuttgart Airport is continuing with the electrification of its manoeuvring area with the finalise! project, funded by the German government. The electric fleet will grow by more than thirty heavy-duty vehicles – including a 52-ton refuelling vehicle with electric drive. To this end, Flughafen Stuttgart GmbH has joined forces with Skytanking and ISEA at RWTH […] More…
BMW Neue Klasse EVs will debut with panoramic head-up display
The BMW Neue Klasse family of EVs debuting in 2025 will feature a panoramic head-up display. BMW showed the display, dubbed Panoramic Vision, Wednesday during its annual business conference. In what the company claims is an industry first, the display will span the windshield and show information to both the driver and front passenger, unlike… More…
Tesla Shows How Prefabricated Supercharger Units Save Time, Costs
The fully assembled Supercharger sites come with stalls mounted on a concrete slab and grid connectivity-ready electrical components. More…
Tesla Prepping Fremont For Huge End-Of-Quarter Delivery Frenzy
It’s only mid-month, and Tesla is already lining up cars in every direction and loading up car carriers to open parking spots for more. More…
Kia EV9 Design Debuts, Volkswagen ID. 2all concept revealed
Also, first V4 Tesla Supercharger goes live. More…
Porsche’s Strategy, Rivian & Amazon, ChatGPT, Mitsubishi: EV News Mar 16
This weekly dose of compelling EV news focuses on future plans, strategies, partnerships, and more. More…
Italy’s EV Market Down 27% In 2022: Will Tesla Come To The Rescue?
Thanks to price cuts, a big boost in Tesla sales can be expected in the coming months. Plus, the Model 3 now qualifies for incentives. More…
HPC network: BP Pulse launches in France
BP has partnered with real estate company Compagnie de Phalsbourg in France to build more than 25 HPC hubs by 2025. The venture marks the market debut of charging infrastructure subsidiary BP Pulse in France. The 25 fast-charging parks will be located at shopping centres, primarily on the outskirts of major cities and near major […] More…
Germany: Plug-In Car Sales Decreased In February 2023 Too
That’s because the PHEVs collapsed – BEVs are still growing. More…
7-Eleven wants its EV charging network to be among the largest
Convenience store chain 7-Eleven has ambitious plans for EV charging. The company on Thursday announced 7Charge, an EV charging network that it aims to make one of the largest in North America. The plan includes DC fast-charging stations at 7-Eleven locations in the U.S. and, eventually, Canada, with access via a proprietary app. While light on… More…
7-Eleven plans to build fast-charging network in North America
US retail group 7-Eleven has announced the construction of its own fast charging network in the US and Canada under the new ‘7Charge’ brand. This is set to become “one of the largest and most compatible electric vehicle fast charging networks of any retailer in North America.” 7-Eleven will rely on a combination of CCS […] More…
Designwerk presents new battery system generation
Swiss eMobility specialist Designwerk is launching a new generation of its battery systems. The portfolio is growing by four models: New are battery systems with a capacity of 125 and 250 kilowatt hours and voltage options of 400 or 800 volts maximum each. The new generation also introduces a battery system with a gross capacity […] More…
Altilium Metals presents details of upcoming recycling plant
Altilium Metals has announced new key points about its planned EV battery recycling plant on Teesside in northeast England. Altilium now intends to provide around 20 per cent of the UK’s cathode active materials (CAM) demand in 2030. Altilium Metals says it recently received approval from the UK Environment Agency to recycle ‘black mass’ from […] More…
Berlin orders 350 articulated electric buses and occasional chargers
Berlin’s public transport operator (BVG) is preparing to purchase 350 electric-powered articulated buses with pantographs and plans to install new occasional chargers for electric buses at up to 90 locations in the German capital. German newspaper Tagesspiegel reports this, citing BVG COO Rolf Erfurt. The public transport operator has yet to make an official announcement. […] More…
Rivian Recalls The R1S Because The Side Airbags Might Be Improperly Fastened
It’s the second airbag-related recall issued by the American carmaker in less than a month. More…
Is Tesla Using Twitter As Its New Public Relations Department?
Tesla famously dissolved its PR department in late 2019, but it has been stepping up its activity on Twitter in recent months. More…
Fortum starts up battery recycling plant in Germany
The Finnish energy company Fortum starts recycling traction batteries from electric vehicles in Germany. The recycling plant in Finland is also scheduled to start commercial operation in a few weeks. In Germany, Fortum’s Germany-based recycling subsidiary Fortum Battery Recycling has received environmental approval under the Federal Immission Control Act. It will now recycle traction batteries […] More…
Cadillac Is Reportedly Poaching Tesla Owners For Test Drives At Superchargers In China
The photos show a Cadillac Lyriq parked right next to a Tesla charging station. More…
Skoda to increase battery system production in 2023
Skoda will install another assembly line for MEB battery systems at its main plant in Mladá Boleslav this year, increasing production capacity to 1,500 units per day. The first assembly line went into operation there in May 2022. Mladá Boleslav in the Czech Republic is the only European site outside Germany to produce battery systems […] More…
Universal Hydrogen completes first flight of fuel cell regional airliner
Universal Hydrogen has flown a 40-passenger regional airliner using hydrogen fuel cell propulsion. It is the largest hydrogen fuel cell-powered aircraft to take to the skies so far and the largest to cruise principally on hydrogen. It flew for 15 minutes and reached an altitude of 3500 metres above sea level. The flight, conducted under […] More…
