Carrie Hampel – electrive.com

BMW considers entering EREV car market

According to media reports, BMW is preparing to use range extenders in future models. The first vehicle to include this is likely to be the iX5. However, a launch is not yet certain: the Bavarian company is said to still be in intense discussions about whether to deploy this technology.

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Xiaomi registers patent for solid-state battery

Hubject, Gireve & Irdeto announce Plug & Charge partnership

UK set to deliver 100,000+ public charge points

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UK supermarket ASDA to grow electric delivery fleet

Skoda presents racing variant of the Enyaq Coupé RS

Leap and Xos partner to turn electric fleets into grid resources

Battery storage startup Voltfang secures €15 million investment

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E-bike specialist VanMoof makes a comeback with the S6 series

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Commercial Vehicles

De Lijn orders nearly 300 electric buses from BYD, Iveco and VDL

Commercial Vehicles

Iveco to start fitting the S-eWay with LFP batteries from 2026

Charging AI startup Lemonflow completes pre-seed funding round

PowerCell and Bosch scale fuel cell push in China

Vauxhall launches AWD variant of the Grandland Electric

Scania to save Northvolt Labs

GM invests billions in US production – with a renewed focus on petrol

Aegis Energy taps Cloudics to power multi-energy charging hubs for trucks