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Tesla appoints new head of charging infrastructure and reveals plans for charging park

Just under six months after the Supercharger team was sacked, Tesla has now appointed Michael Snyder as the new head of its charging infrastructure. Tesla is also building a giant charging park in California with 168 charging stations and its own power generation.

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“GenFarm Project”: Volkswagen brings electric tractors to Rwanda

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First Enviro100EV to start operation in Ayrshire

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24M supplies large automotive OEM with Li-metal cells

Dodge Charger Daytona receives solid-state battery for demo purposes

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Sjoerd Knipping from Kia Europe: How the manufacturer wants to take the electric LCV sector by storm

Construction of the Wolfspeed and ZF semiconductor factory is on hold

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Tesla gains ground with double-digit Q3 margin

Affordable Chevy Equinox EV finally hits the US market

New lap record for Porsche Taycan Turbo GT in China

SAP launches roaming alliance with Gireve

TotalEnergies installs 100 fast-charging points in Rotterdam

Bosch presents new electric motor for boats

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BasiGo Secures Massive Funding in Series A Equity Program

Heliox electrifies five more bus depots for First Bus

Fraunhofer ISE opens battery research centre in Freiburg

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NextStar Energy kicks off battery module production