Georgia’s largest economic development project ever now faces a serious delay. Plus: what went wrong at Jeep. Lire la suite…
‘Minimum Two To Three Months’: How An ICE Raid Torpedoed Hyundai’s Battery Plans
2026 Nissan Leaf First Drive: Good Enough To Put Nissan Back In The Game
Nissan used to be the leader in affordable EVs. I drove the redesigned 2026 Leaf to see if the company can reclaim that title. Lire la suite…
Hyundai to build Ioniq 3 in Türkiye
Hyundai will produce its upcoming Ioniq 3 in Türkiye. The confirmation did not come through an official company statement but from Murat Berkel, General Manager of Hyundai Türkiye, in an interview at the IAA. Read more…
BMW, Mercedes And Volkswagen EVs Have Leveled Up. Will They Be Enough?
At IAA Munich, Europe’s biggest auto show, the home team car companies had a showcase of impressive EVs. But BYD and the Chinese have bigger plans. Lire la suite…
Italdesign’s VW EVX is a two-door electric crossover we’ll probably never drive
In the modern automotive world, and especially in the growing market for electric cars, the term “coupe crossover” has become a bit of a marketing puzzle. Carmakers often use it to describe a standard four-door SUV with a slightly more sloped roofline. It seems the definition of a coupe – a car with two doors – has been conveniently forgotten.… Read more…
BYD targets “Flash Charging” in Europe with a single cable
BYD plans to bring its so-called “Flash Charging” to Europe, transferring up to 1,000 kW via CCS. In China, the system works by plugging in two cables simultaneously, but according to a media report, BYD intends to achieve the same in Europe using only a single cable. Read more…
Wheel-E Podcast: Boost’s flat e-bikes, Dahon IPO, LiveWire sale, more
This week on Electrek’s Wheel-E podcast, we discuss the most popular news stories from the world of electric bikes and other nontraditional electric vehicles. This time, that includes new e-bikes from British bike maker Boost, Dahon launching an IPO, the NYPD may soon confiscate non UL-certified e-bikes, Honda has a new e-motorcycle coming, and more. Read more…
BYD Yangwang launches U8L luxury SUV, starting at $179,690
The Yangwang U8L measures 5.4 meters in length and boasts 1,180 horsepower, with deliveries set to begin in late September.
It ranks among the most expensive models from Chinese automakers and represents BYD’s latest effort in the ultra-luxury market.
BYD Yangwang launches U8L luxury SUV, starting at $179,690
The Yangwang U8L measures 5.4 meters in length and boasts 1,180 horsepower, with deliveries set to begin in late September.
It ranks among the most expensive models from Chinese automakers and represents BYD’s latest effort in the ultra-luxury market.
Standab plans cross-brand charging network for electric scooters and more
The Stockholm-based company Standab has raised €3.6 million in a new funding round to build a cross-brand, public charging network for e-bikes and e-scooters across Europe. Within a year, Standab aims to expand its parking and charging stations to 15 European cities. Read more…
China EV market to feel greater heat from Huawei in 2026 as new report reveals HIMA’s model plans
All five brands under Huawei’s HIMA business will launch new models in 2026.
The most anticipated is the new SUV from Maextro, which could reshape the premium vehicle market landscape next year.
InoBat secures funding for battery cell plant in Spain
Slovak battery cell manufacturer InoBat has secured a grant of €54 million and a loan of €456,000 to build a gigafactory in Valladolid, northern Spain. The plant is expected to create 260 jobs. Read more…
Australia funds first shared truck charging hub
Melbourne will host Australia’s first dedicated electric truck charging hub following AUD 12.3 million in funding from the Australian Renewable Energy Agency (ARENA). The facility in Laverton North will feature 14 dual plug chargers for heavy battery-electric trucks. Read more…
Newfoundland and Labrador invests in fast-charging network
The Government of Newfoundland and Labrador and Newfoundland and Labrador Hydro (NL Hydro) have announced CAD 3.8 million in funding to expand the Canadian province’s electric vehicle charging network. NL Hydro has contributed an additional CAD 463,000 to support the project. Read more…
Toyota turns to Huawei and Xiaomi for new bZ7 electric sedan in China
Toyota watched from the sidelines for a very long time as the electric car market in China exploded with local brands. Now, the Japanese automotive giant is making a move, but not by doubling down on its own technology. Instead, the company is embracing a new philosophy: if you want to win in China, partner with China’s best. The upcoming… Read more…
Xpeng to launch extended-range variant of G7 SUV in Q1 2026, shares 1st official images
The G7 EREV will be built on an 800-volt high-voltage architecture, offering up to 430 km of battery range.
Before the extended-range G7 hits the market, Xpeng will launch the extended-range version of its X9 MPV in the fourth quarter.
Xpeng to launch extended-range variant of G7 SUV in Q1 2026, shares 1st official images
The G7 EREV will be built on an 800-volt high-voltage architecture, offering up to 430 km of battery range.
Before the extended-range G7 hits the market, Xpeng will launch the extended-range version of its X9 MPV in the fourth quarter.
Spy shots reveal what appears to be Xpeng Mona lineup’s 1st SUV model
Two spy shots have surfaced of what is believed to be the inaugural SUV model from the Mona lineup, which is expected to offer competitive pricing similar to the M03.
From January to August, the Mona M03 delivered 117,443 units, accounting for 43.24 percent of Xpeng’s total deliveries during the same period.
Spy shots reveal what appears to be Xpeng Mona lineup’s 1st SUV model
Two spy shots have surfaced of what is believed to be the inaugural SUV model from the Mona lineup, which is expected to offer competitive pricing similar to the M03.
From January to August, the Mona M03 delivered 117,443 units, accounting for 43.24 percent of Xpeng’s total deliveries during the same period.
MIT develops self-assembling electrolyte for recyclable EV batteries
MIT researchers have designed a new battery electrolyte that can disassemble into its molecular components within minutes, enabling electric vehicle batteries to be taken apart and recycled more easily. The approach could reduce waste and support a circular supply chain for lithium-ion cells. Read more…
