Chris Randall – electrive.com

Autocar Industries purchases FC systems from GM

General Motors has received another order for its Hydrotec fuel cell technology. The US commercial vehicle manufacturer Autocar Industries wants to develop a whole series of vehicles with Hydrotec fuel cell systems from GM.

Nio considers further models with LFP batteries

China cracks one million new energy vehicles per month

Farasis presents battery system with semi-solid pouch cells

LEVC shows new electric van with eight seats

VW considers cooperation with Renault for small electric cars

Michigan government to electrify fleet by 2040

BP Pulse expands UK charging network

Conservative wing of EU aims to derail ICE-ban in 2035

Commercial Vehicles

Solaris builds twelve articulated electric buses for Warsaw

Milence opens first truck charging park in Venlo

Lufthansa interested in flying taxis from Lilium

Gotion High-Tech opens battery plant in Thailand

Toyota & Cirba join forces for US battery recycling

InterviewInfrastructure

Less stations, more power sharing: How ChargePoint intends to tackle the “big EV” business

ICPT sources modules from LGES for electric bus batteries

BYD introduces the Seal in Mexico

BASF converts battery materials business into independent unit

Stellantis implements battery swap technology from Ample

Commercial Vehicles

First order for Volvo electric buses with MCV chassis

UK to invest £70 million in rapid charging pilot scheme