Carla Westerheide – electrive.com

US White House releases frozen billions in funding for charging infrastructure

The Trump administration is releasing the five billion dollars in funding for the construction of charging stations that had been held back since February. The NEVI programme is now back on track with relaxed requirements in areas such as consumer and environmental protection.

Autonomous Driving

After Cruise shutdown: General Motors renews autonomous driving push

Revel exits ride-hailing to focus on US fast-charging network

Serbia suspends subsidies for the purchase of new electric cars

Norwegian importers form joint company for EV battery return and recycling

GreenWay to install fast-charging infrastructure in Poland and Slovakia

VWCV expands e-Transporter model range

Renault reportedly developing electric SUV on Geely’s GEA platform

CATL temporarily banned from extracting lithium carbonate in Jiangxi

Ford Universal EV Platform: Ford announces ‘Model T moment’ for electric cars

Kempower approves forensic EV charging cable theft solution

Autonomous Driving

Bosch and Cariad work on “even safer” autopilot

Image: Artem Efremenko / Tallinn City Government

Commercial Vehicles

Tallinn City acquires further 30 trolleybuses from Skoda Group

Tesla opens second showroom and Supercharger site in India

2,250 kW from four motors: BYD doubles the power of the Yangwang U9

University of Bayreuth claims AI agents are set to drastically shorten the early stages of battery research

China: EV sales rise while PHEV demand declines

Commercial Vehicles

Calgary to procure 120 electric buses from Volvo

July statistics: Almost 5,000 new electric cars in Austria

Image: Porsche

Porsche opens eighth Charging Lounge

Commercial Vehicles

Further £40 million boost for zero-emission buses in Scotland