Chris Randall – electrive.com

G7 countries decide to end coal-fired power generation by 2035

The energy ministers of the G7 nations have agreed to end the use of coal in power generation "in the first half of the 2030s", according to an official communiqué. This means there is a timetable, however, it also contains a loophole.

Hubject enters into roaming partnership with Shahin

Gogoro signs MoU with Sumitomo over global expansion

Viennese EV sharer Eloop faces insolvency

Emco takes over insolvent Unu

Nissan and Ecobat to give EV batteries a second life

Battery cell production research: FFB PreFab opens in Münster

Commercial Vehicles

New Flyer & Boston sign framework agreement for up to 460 electric buses

CATL plans 10,000 fast chargers in China

CATL supplies batteries to Beijing Hyundai

Polestar 5 with StoreDot cells charges to 80 per cent in ten minutes

Affordable Tesla could be stripped-down versions of Model Y and 3

Opel reaffirms plans for electric Manta

Tesla allegedly fires the entire Supercharger team

Commercial Vehicles

Stellantis significantly expands FCEV production

Audi opens charging hub in Tokyo

Nissan to distribute Silence’s compact electric vehicles in Europe

Swedish field test finds electric construction machines easily keep up with diesel counterparts

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Electric boat manufacturer X Shore raises 8.5 million euros

BYD presents compact electric concept car at Auto China

USA: Hyundai to build hybrid at its EV factory