Sponsored by Pickering Interfaces. Discover how the shift to 800 V power system architectures is revolutionizing electric vehicle design and testing. This white paper delves into the reasons behind the move to 800V charging, the challenges it poses for test professionals, and the critical role of hardware-in-the-loop (HIL) simulation in this transition. Learn how 800V… Read more…
OMI brings hybrid tech to off-road vehicles
OMI’s Fusion Drive is a hybrid powertrain designed to optimize power and efficiency in challenging off-road conditions. Charged recently chatted with Paul Brewster, Chief Sales Officer at OMI, to learn more. Rather than simply chasing novelty, OMI is a pragmatic innovator, creating systems designed to tackle real-world challenges. The Fusion Drive system features electric and… Read more…
This Jeep Is America’s First Extended-Range Electric SUV
The Jeep Grand Wagoneer EREV has 647 horsepower, a V6 engine and a very big battery. Here’s what we know. Lire la suite…
Toyota’s Slick New Software Drops Hints About Its Future EVs
Toyota’s slow EV rollout has also left it lagging in the software race. The 2026 RAV4 plug-in hybrid will now try to catch up. Lire la suite…
Tesla to release new Model Y variant in China
Tesla has applied for approval of another variant of its Model Y in China. This is to feature the longest range of any Model Y in China. Furthermore, Tesla is bringing back ambitions of developing a more affordable car. Read more…
The curious case of the unloved Tesla Cybertrucks
Tesla Cybertruck – one of the most talked-about electric cars in the world, for reasons good and bad. Its strange, blocky design, made of shiny stainless steel, makes it look like nothing else on the road. But being famous doesn’t always mean being successful, and Cybertruck is learning that the hard way. Even with all the attention, Tesla is having… Read more…
The curious case of the unloved Tesla Cybertrucks
Tesla Cybertruck – one of the most talked-about electric cars in the world, for reasons good and bad. Its strange, blocky design, made of shiny stainless steel, makes it look like nothing else on the road. But being famous doesn’t always mean being successful, and Cybertruck is learning that the hard way. Even with all the attention, Tesla is having… Read more…
It Doesn’t Look Great For The Tesla Cybertruck
Tesla’s Cybertrucks aren’t selling as well as expected, so Elon Musk’s other companies are reportedly gobbling them up. Lire la suite…
1.6 million NEVs: China records unprecedented electric car sales in September
China has announced a new record for sales of electric cars and plug-in hybrids: 1.6 million new energy vehicles (NEVs) were sold in September, several thousand more than in the previous record month of December 2024. China is also reaching new heights when it comes to pure electric cars and the share of electric vehicles in the overall market. However, the market leader, BYD, is not benefiting from this. Read more…
VoltaVia project shows how road construction machinery is electrified
The Production Engineering of E-Mobility Components (PEM) chair at RWTH Aachen University has released an interim report on VoltaVia, a project focusing on the electrification of road construction sites. Electrification in this area “not only ecologically sensible, but also economically feasible,” according to PEM. Read more…
Emanuele Cappellano to head up Stellantis Europe
Antonio Filosa, CEO of Stellantis since June, has announced an expansion and restructuring of his management team – which is now comprised of 15 people. The most important personnel change is the appointment of Emanuele Cappellano, who is the new head of Stellantis’ European operations. Read more…
Why GM Pulled The Plug On Hydrogen
Plus, China’s CATL is running the EV battery game and one in four new cars sold in California last quarter was an EV. Lire la suite…
Bulgaria to get fast charging infrastructure at railway stations
In Bulgaria, several government agencies have agreed to install fast charging stations with up to 600 kW for electric cars and buses at railway stations across the country. Initially, a total of 35 charging stations are to be installed at railway stations in larger cities by the end of 2026. However, the planned project envisages equipping all 249 railway stations with charging infrastructure. Read more…
PostNord to expand partnership with Einride
The Nordic postal service PostNord and the electronic freight company Einride have announced a major expansion of their partnership. It will see PostNord double its electrified transport kilometers to 1.3 million km per year. Read more…
BYD launches two new models in Cambodia
BYD delivered 2,990 vehicles in Cambodia during the first three quarters of this year, marking a 497 percent year-on-year increase.
BYD’s passenger car factory in Cambodia is now in its final stages of construction and is poised to commence production soon.
IBU-Tec & PowerCo sign battery supply deal
IBU-Tec Advanced Materials has signed a contract with Volkswagen’s battery subsidiary PowerCo for the production of LFP battery materials. They also plan to develop an industrial manufacturing process for LFP cathode material in Europe. Read more…
Stark VARG SM launched as street-legal electric motorcycle with jaw-dropping specs
Stark Future, the Barcelona-based electric motorcycle startup that made waves with its motocross-focused VARG MX, is back with something new…. and this time it’s headed for the streets. Meet the Stark VARG SM, an all-electric Supermoto that blends track-ready performance with daily rideability in a way that might just redefine what street-legal e-motorcycles can be. Read more…
Li Auto Sept deliveries breakdown: EREVs continue steep decline, Mega hits record high
Li Auto’s L-series EREVs all saw monthly deliveries decline by over 50 percent year-on-year.
Li Mega deliveries continued to rise, with the Li i8 contributing 5,716 units.
Ford’s F-150 Lightning Is Winning The Electric Pickup Game. Rivian’s R1T? Not So Much
Despite the Tesla Cybertruck’s huge sales drop in Q3, the Rivian R1T finished dead last. Lire la suite…
Kia to triple European EV production as demand ramps up
Kia recently launched its first all-electric vehicle produced in Europe, the EV4, at its Zilina plant in Slovakia, and the company’s CEO announced that it plans to increase the BEV production on the Old Continent threefold in the next two years. Kia’s Zilina factory has a production capacity of around 320,000 vehicles annually, and this number can be pushed to… Read more…
