Dörte Milde – electrive.com

Chinese smartphone manufacturer Meizu plans to launch its own EV this year

After Huawei and Xiaomi, another Chinese smartphone manufacturer is planning to enter the electric car business: Meizu is owned by the Geely Group and wants to launch its first electric car this year, which will be based on the Geely SEA platform.

Commercial Vehicles

Nantes Metropolitan Region orders 70 Heuliez electric buses

Commercial Vehicles

Mercedes-Benz Trucks concludes European tour of the eActros 600

Ecojet orders 22 hydrogen-electric engines from ZeroAvia

Brieux named head of Ampere’s ElectriCity hub

South Pasadena Police Department now only drives electric

Liberec to build largest-yet EV battery recycling factory in Switzerland

Opel lowers the price of the Zafira Electric by 15,000 euros

Kia announces first European prices for the EV3

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Jabil – building EV chargers for EcoG’s ‘Powerblock/Dispenser Architecture’

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Tesla warns against wet towel on Supercharger cable

Red Funnel to launch battery-electric ferry between Southampton & West Cowes

Ubiden to install 150,000 EV chargers at Japanese residences by 2027

Lucid to source anode material from Graphite One

Xiaomi expands production capacity

German Federal Cartel Office approves joint venture between VW and Rivian

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Umicore stops construction of its cathode material factory in Canada

ZSW: 42 million electric cars on the road worldwide

BASF pauses construction of battery recycling plant in Spain

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Ireland funds 131 new HPC charging points.

Mitsubishi wants to join Nissan & Honda alliance