Chris Randall – electrive.com

LG Electronics opens order books for 175 kW charging station

LG Electronics is now offering business customers in the USA a newly developed fast charging station. The device delivers up to 175 kW and complements the AC charging solution already manufactured by LG Electronics in Texas.

Hyundai partners with Canadian battery recycler Lithion

Hyzon launches production of its 200 kW fuel cell system

Fisker allegedly leaves a mess at company headquarters

Milence opens first charging hub in Sweden

Vianeo and APRR open truck charging corridor between Paris and Lyon

The beta car: Alpine presents sporty show car

VW electric deliveries down by ten per cent

Commercial Vehicles

Rosenbauer opens order books for Panther 6×6 electric

Nissan announces bidirectional onboard charger for 2026

Leapmotor announces two more electric cars for Europe

Stellantis will not extend CEO Tavares’ contract

Renault brings the 90s Twingo into the electric era

BackgroundAutomobile

Tesla Cybercab to debut in 2026

VW ID. Golf could start at 33,000 euros

Car ReviewAutomobile

First drive in the VW ID.7 GTX Tourer: Do we need an electric GTI?

Previous French Leapmotor importer takes Stellantis to court

Xing Mobility to show immersion-cooled Cell-to-Chassis battery

Terra Charge opens EV charging hub in India

Commercial Vehicles

India: Uttar Pradesh to procure 120 electric buses for public transport

EVgo & Delta join forces on new charging architecture