Chris Randall – electrive.com

WattEV develops three new megawatt charging depots in California

WattEV is expanding its electric truck charging network with three new megawatt depots in Southern California. The sites will deploy a total of 29 high-capacity MCS chargers, enabling around 100,000 charging sessions per year.

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LEAD presents new solution for battery formation

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E-scooter startup seeks to break speed record

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Mangrove Lithium plans second refinery in North America

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Horizon Aircraft and ZeroAvia to partner on hybrid eVTOLs

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Commercial Vehicles

India allocates €50 million for electric truck subsidies under PM E-Drive

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Stellantis to expand Moroccan production capacity

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VW subsidiary Moia ends operations in Hanover

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Vienna to achieve fully CO2-free post deliveries by end of 2025

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Commercial Vehicles

Hawaii to deploy new electric buses

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Commercial Vehicles

Daimler Truck adds eActros 600 to its truck rental fleet

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Yasa claims new electric motor record – 550 kW at just 13 kg

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Mercedes pauses EQE and EQS production for the US

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EU repordedly plans 100% EV quota for fleets by 2030

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Commercial Vehicles

MAN records largest electric bus order yet in Spain

Uber joins forces with Nuro & Lucid on robotaxis

Subaru to bring the ‘Uncharted’ electric crossover to Europe

JLR postpones market launch of electric models

UK launches fleet charging infrastructure grant

First motorway charging park from Fastned in the German network in operation

Finn orders 5,000 vehicles from MG