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Daimler Truck partners with Salem Carriers and Electrada on logistics electrification project


Daimler Truck North America (DTNA), based in Portland, Oregon, and Salem Carriers, a dedicated contract logistics company headquartered in North Carolina, have collaborated to electrify DTNA’s inbound logistics operations at the Salem Carriers hub near Charlotte. Also involved are Daimler Truck Financial Services (DTFS) and Electrada, a fleet electrification services company headquartered in Cincinnati, which… Read more…

Nexperia to invest $200 million at its semiconductor factory in Germany


Dutch semiconductor manufacturer Nexperia plans to invest $200 million to develop the next generation of wide bandgap (WBG) silicon carbide (SiC) and gallium nitride (GaN) semiconductors and to build production infrastructure at its facility in Hamburg, Germany. Wafer fab capacity for silicon (Si) diodes and transistors will also be increased. SiC and GaN semiconductors enable… Read more…

Tesla’s Mexico Gigafactory on hold as Musk cites potential tariff impact

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The electric vehicle industry is no stranger to disruption, and Tesla, a company often at the forefront of innovation, has once again found itself navigating a changing landscape. The company’s CEO, Elon Musk, confirmed that plans for a new Gigafactory in Mexico are on hold due to potential tariff implications tied to the upcoming US elections. During Tesla’s latest earnings… Read more…

Bloomberg introduces new lithium and cobalt indices to be listed on the COMEX


Bloomberg Index Services (BIS) has announced the introduction of new commodity market indices that will track the performance of lithium and cobalt futures contracts. The single-commodity indices will be designated BCOMLM and BCOMLMT for lithium and BCOMCB and BCOMCBT for cobalt. BCOM stands for Bloomberg Commodity Index, a type of broadly-diversified commodities price index published… Read more…

One Powerblock, many chargers – how EcoG is looking to transform the infrastructure landscape


Cost is still a major hurdle for many companies when it comes to installing charging infrastructure on their site. By changing the way that power gets to the electric vehicle, German startup EcoG is looking to change that. As Jörg Heuer, CEO of EcoG explains in our exclusive interview, the startup’s concept can reduce the total cost of ownership (TCO) by 20 to 25 per cent. Watch now. Read more…