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EB Charging rebranded as Blink Charging UK

Blink Charging has announced the rebranding of EB Charging to Blink Charging UK following its acquisition in April 2022. The rebrand provides Blink with a visible footprint of more than 1225 chargers in the United Kingdom and Ireland. Blink Charging is a US-based supplier of charging equipment that has deployed nearly 66,000 charging ports across […] More…

ECD Automotive bolsters its EV conversions with new drivetrains, batteries, and DC fast charging


EV conversion specialist ECD Automotive continues to do what it does best – learn, evolve, and innovate. The veteran one-of-a-kind vehicle manufacturer has announced a new partnership that brings improvements to the drivetrains and batteries implemented in each of its Jaguar or Land Rover EV conversions. Furthermore, the company has finally added DC fast-charging capabilities for its customers. More…

Ideanomics launches Wave Charging brand

Ideanomics has created the brand Wave Charging for its charging solutions. Wave Charging plans to manufacture its charging solutions and components in the United States. Under the Wave Charging brand, Ideanomics will sell inductive charging, DC fast chargers, mobile charging solutions, end-to-end infrastructure solutions, and charge management software. Robin Mackie, Chief Operations Officer at Ideanomics, […] More…

Waymo to retire Chrysler hybrids in transition to all-electric robotaxis, including ZEEKR EV


Robotaxi developer Waymo will soon be operating an all-electric fleet of fifth-generation Waymo Driver as it is retiring its fourth-generation tech utilized on Chrysler Pacifica hybrids. Looking ahead, Waymo will deploy the Jaguar I-Pace EVs as it continues to develop future autonomous vehicles with Geely and its all-electric ZEEKR brand.. More…

EU adds e-fuels loophole to 2035 ICE ban, EV charging guidelines


The European Union in Tuesday approved plans to ban sales of new gasoline and diesel cars in member countries by 2035, after Germany successfully fought for a loophole for vehicles burning e-fuels. The proposed law will require all new passenger cars sold in EU countries to produce zero CO2 emissions from 2035, ramping up from a 2030 target of 50%… More…