Carrie Hampel – electrive.com

Celadyne and GM are working on longer-lasting fuel cells for trucks

In a project funded by the US Department of Energy, the Chicago-based startup Celadyne is working with General Motors on longer-lasting fuel cells for heavy goods vehicles.

Revel to open EV fast-charging hub in LA in 2026

Autonomous Driving

Delivery robot brings orders to the door via Uber Eats

Nevera R: Rimac turns the Nevera into a hypercar

US DOE announces 50 million dollar grants for six states

Natron Energy to build Na-ion battery factory in North Carolina

Over 1,200 electric cars involved in V2G project in China

SNE Research: Only 5,621 new FC vehicles in the first half of the year

Fastned increases turnover by 45 per cent

British H2 truck manufacturer HVS partners with Hybot from China

Acura unveils electric SUV coupé concept

BYD looks to build new EV factory in Pakistan

Share of combustion vehicles in China declines sharply

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First drive in the Nio EL8: The slightly different luxury SUV

Start of production at Nio’s subsidiary ‘Onvo’

Commercial Vehicles

Allison Transmission presents electric axle for commercial vehicles

CATL opens a different kind of EV museum

BMW invests in charging infrastructure in Mexico

350 US mayors pledge to electrify 50 per cent of their fleets

UK’s Gridserve looks to expand globally

Commercial Vehicles

Flixbus starts testing Yutong electric bus between London and Cambridge