Chris Randall – electrive.com

Webasto withdraws from the charging infrastructure business

Automotive supplier Webasto will no longer offer charging solutions for electric cars. After a long search for a partner, the company is selling the majority of the division to the private equity company Transom Capital Group. The size of the minority stake Webasto will retain is not yet known.

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Proace Verso EV and Proace Verso City EV are now available in the UK

Austrian Post makes only emission-free deliveries in Innsbruck

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Fastned, E.ON, TotalEnergies and Autostrom win motorway charging tender in Germany

JLR slows down electric car ambitions

Kurt Kelty takes over as new chief battery strategist at GM

Panasonic purchases synthetic graphite from Novonix

Zeekr lowers prices in Europe for its electric SUV

Electrify America opens indoor fast-charging park

BMW and MG not allowed to advertise “zero-emission” EVs

Fisker improves powertrain software via OTA update

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Paris public transport to expand by 3,500 buses

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Hyzon and New Way to develop FCEV for refuse collection in North America

EV sales in China experience seasonal January slump

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Einride and Heineken to deliver beer emissions free

US carmaker orders electric rear-wheel drive from Magna

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Tallinn looking to procure 40 battery trolleybuses

Volvo to build development centre in Torslanda

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Holon Mover attracts investor from Saudi Arabia