The Senate version of the budget bill doesn’t include the annual fee on EVs and hybrids. But they may not be out of the woods yet. Read more…
The Most American-Made Cars Are EVs Now
Despite the U.S. doing its best to kill off EVs, they’re now the most made-in-America cars. Read more…
This 470,000-Mile Tesla Model S Is Better Than New Thanks To An Upgraded Battery
Swapping the old 70 kWh battery for a newer 100 kWh pack was done in just a day. Read more…
Energy-efficient ultrasonic welding in the smallest spaces
Sponsored by Telsonic. Welding Conductor Cross-Sections from 10 to 95 mm² to Terminals. Driven by the rise of electromobility and energy technologies, the demand for terminal welding systems is growing rapidly. Ultrasonic systems are often the ideal solution, as they produce highly robust connections without compromising conductivity—all within short cycle times. However, application requirements are… Read more…
Circle K launches EV charging-only convenience store in Sweden
Circle K has opened its first EV charging-only location in Europe, in Gårda near central Gothenburg. The location has ten 400 kW chargers and a 1,076 ft² (100 m²) convenience store, making it the largest EV charging-only convenience location in Circle K’s global network. Circle K Gårda is positioned alongside Sweden’s E6 motorway, which carries more than 100,000 vehicles… Read more…
A new Leaf – Nissan reinvents its EV icon as a sleek crossover
The Nissan Leaf, a vehicle that for many represents the dawn of the mass-market electric car, is undergoing its most significant transformation yet. Shedding its familiar, friendly hatchback form, the next-generation Leaf emerges as a sharp, modern crossover. The company is betting that a complete redesign, coupled with major performance and technology upgrades, will attract a new wave of buyers… Read more…
DKV Mobility integrates MOL chargers into network
DKV Mobility has integrated the charging infrastructure of the energy company MOL into its Europe-wide roaming network. With immediate effect, charging processes at all 480 MOL charging points in Hungary, Romania, Slovenia, Croatia, the Czech Republic and Slovakia can be billed via DKV. Read more…
APM Terminals deploys fleet of electric terminal tractors in L.A.
APM Terminals Pier 400 announced that it will deploy the largest fleet of electric terminal tractors (ETTs) in the Port of Los Angeles. The initial deployment includes 10 fully commissioned ETTs from manufacturer Orange EV. Read more…
Tesla updates Models X & S and raises prices in the USA
Tesla has revised its Model S and Model X for the US market and is now charging 5,000 dollars more for the models. The range has improved for both models, however the top speed has lowered in exchange. Read more…
Arval brings Otovo on board for home charging with solar energy
The leasing provider Arval and the photovoltaic specialist Otovo are launching a programme for Arval customers to simplify the direct use of self-generated solar power for EV charging at home. The two parties have now agreed a partnership for Germany. Read more…
Reporting from China, EV Powerhouse of the World – Felix Hamer from Electric Felix
At the recent electrive LIVE online conference ‘EV Charging: Trends and Outlook’, fast-charging advocate Felix Hamer from the portal Electric Felix shared insights from his recent travels through China. His findings reveal a nation charging ahead on infrastructure, speed, and accessibility. Read more…
Suzuki reveals prices for its first EV, a twin to Toyota’s upcoming electric SUV
Suzuki revealed prices for its first EV, a twin to the upcoming Toyota Urban Cruiser. The e Vitarra will go on sale next month in an increasingly crowded market. Can it keep up with the Kia EV3 and other popular electric SUVs. Read more…
Tesla (TSLA) plans to pause production at Gigafactory Texas for second time in 2 months
Tesla (TSLA) has reportedly told employees that it will pause production at Gigafactory Texas, where it produces Model Y and Cybertruck vehicles, for the second time in as many months. Read more…
AMP Terminals deploys fleet of electric terminal tractors in L.A.
APM Terminals Pier 400 announced that it will deploy the largest fleet of electric terminal tractors (ETTs) in the Port of Los Angeles. The initial deployment includes 10 fully commissioned ETTs from manufacturer Orange EV. Read more…
Scania announces electric trucks with MCS port for 2026
Scania is promising the first electric trucks with an MCS charging port next year. As the commercial vehicle manufacturer announced at EVS38 in Gothenburg, Scania electric trucks equipped with the Megawatt Charging System (MCS) can be ordered from the beginning of 2026. Read more…
The EV Tax Credit Could Be Dead In Just 180 Days
Plus, Americans are pushing up their car buying plans due to tariffs and China’s EV industry is cash-starved. Read more…
Inductive charging project with Electreon begins in North Rhine Westphalia
In Germany, in a project called the ERS.T-NRW research project, researchers from the University of Wuppertal are now working with industrial partners Denso Automotive Deutschland, Electreon Germany and Strabag on the wireless charging of electric vehicles while driving. A central component of the project is the construction of a test track up to 400 meters long in Aldenhoven. Read more…
Electric wheel loader works below Munich’s historic city center
Construction equipment manufacturer Volvo Construction Equipment (Volvo CE) has released information on the first use of its all-electric L120 Electric large wheel loader in Europe. The electric construction vehicle is being used in Munich to build an underground train station beneath the historic German city centre. Read more…
The 2026 Nissan Leaf Has One Weird Charging Compromise
It has two charging ports, but you may still need an adapter anyway. Here’s why. Read more…
Honda’s New Electric eQuad Can Drive On Bike Lanes
Built at the same factory that made the Acura NSX, the delivery vehicle has swappable batteries. It’s meant for last-mile deliveries. Read more…
