Chris Randall – electrive.com

Xiaomi sets speed record for fastest EV

The EV manufacturer Xiaomi claims to have set a new record for fastest electric vehicle with a production model of the SU7 Ultra. The company states it achieved a lap time of 7:04.957 minutes on the Nürburgring Nordschleife circuit.

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Commercial Vehicles

Gebrüder Weiss deploys Fuso eCanter for last-mile deliveries in Croatia

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OMV and Prazska Energetika expand fast-charging network in the Czech Republic

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Future Flight signs agreement for 54 Eve Air eVTOLs

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Group14 sets benchmark for silicon battery cycle life

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Rock Tech seeks European deal with Chinese manufacturer Ronbay

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Lexus begins construction of first wholly-owned EV plant in China

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Commercial Vehicles

First 10 electric buses to enter service at BC Transit

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Ireland introduces green ‘flash’ plates for EVs from July

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BMW forced to recall some 70,000 EVs in the US

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Tesla reportedly sacks its head of US and Europe

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Xiaomi launches YU7 in China from the equivalent of €30,000

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Driving the Hyundai Ioniq 5: more attention to detail

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France orders Tesla to halt misleading marketing over autonomous driving

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ZeroAvia partners with LoganAir on hydrogen-powered aircraft

ZF shows CentriX motor for e-bikes at Eurobike 2025

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BMW Group Korea & KERI to build EV interoperability test centre

Ionity applies for further Moves III funding to expand Spanish HPC network

CATL looking to expand battery-swapping business to Europe

Eleport consolidates growth in Croatia & Slovenia

Uber & C40 sign charging agreement in three cities