Carrie Hampel – electrive.com

Italy accuses four EV makers of deceiving customers

The Italian antitrust authority is investigating BYD, Stellantis, Tesla and Volkswagen on suspicion of misleading consumers about the performance of their electric cars. Under Italian law, violations of consumer protection regulations can result in high fines.

Lilium files for insolvency again

Rivian posts first gross profit in Q4

Kempower launches improved Station Charger on the market

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Scottish ChargePlace signs with Zapmap

Autonomous Driving

Stellantis presents its own automated driving system

BP opens its first dedicated EV charging hub in the UK

Japanese initiative to persuade Tesla to join Nissan

Mercedes will launch an electric E-Class

Tesla finalises India plan as government reshapes EV policy

VW China seeks alliance with battery giant CATL

BMW introduces sixth drive generation

Mercedes to test solid-state battery in EQS

Additional Tesla Model Y Juniper variants available to order

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Kia EV3 test drive: a worthy Niro EV successor

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Rolls-Royce to release a stronger Spectre

Commercial Vehicles

Leeds Council buys three electric refuse trucks

Commercial Vehicles

Mercedes-Benz Vans develops new combustion engine platform after all

EU Commission authorizes Infineon’s semiconductor factory loan from Germany

Bosch discontinues its ‘Charge My EV’ charging service