electrive – the industry's leading emobility media

Full map battery research project battery cell

European research project to create battery development platform

The aim of the European research project FULL-MAP (‘FULLy integrated, autonomous & chemistry agnostic Materials Acceleration Platform for sustainable batteries’) is to develop a fully integrated, AI-supported platform for accelerating material and interface development.

Amprius sicore

Amprius unveils enhanced high-performance cell with silicon anode

Image: Greenlane

Commercial Vehicles

Greenlane opens flagship truck charging hub

Zet zagreb elektrobus electric bus min

Commercial Vehicles

Zagreb launches procurement of 70 electric buses

Nissan ariya nismo min

Nissan to close factory in Wuhan

Mg motor mg4 electric min

Sales of Chinese brands rise in Europe – but not for EVs

Tesla model performance min

Tesla raises Canadian prices amid tariffs in the US

Einride e lkw electric truck carlsberg min

Commercial Vehicles

Carlsberg Sweden expands electric logistics with Einride partnership

Sandvik toro lh518ib

Sandvik secures largest BEV mining contract to date with South32

Image: KIA

Kia EV drivers gain access to US Superchargers

Avia volt plugnroll 1200x800px

Switzerland: CPO Avia Volt takes over Plug’n Roll

Renault twingo electric frankreich france min e

France to end registration fee exemption for electric cars

Image: Renault

Renault 5 Turbo 3E presales open

Qs b sample quantumscape

QuantumScape partners with specialist Murata

Xcharge power2drive cropped

XCharge to showcase improved microgrid solution in Munich

Image: Octopus Energy

Octopus Energy launches ‘unlimited’ charging subscription

Image: Dongfeng

Dongfeng debuts Nammi 06 electric SUV

Abb e mobility mcs ladestation

ABB E-mobility expands DC charging portfolio

Cyclic material recycling factory arizona cropped

Cyclic Materials invests $20 mn in its first US recycling facility

Image: Volvo

Volvo starts European production of EX30

Slate auto pickup rendering

Slate Auto to launch sub-$25,000 electric pickup by late 2026