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Ford to split battery factory in Kentucky with Nissan

Ford is continuing to scale back its electric car offensive: due to weak demand and high costs, the US car manufacturer is now apparently allowing its Japanese competitor Nissan to use Ford's battery production in Kentucky. The plant is part of a joint venture with the South Korean battery manufacturer SK On.

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Envgo demonstrates hydrofoil with 119km range

Stefan Mecha to take over board of VW Commercial Vehicles

Lexus reveals further details of the ES electric sedan

Zeekr starts delivering the 7X in Norway

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Hackney Council launches EV ‘car club’ pilot

World premiere of the Dolphin Surf: BYD wants to shake up the ID.2, Renault 5 and co

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Commercial Vehicles

First Bus unveils converted electric buses

Nissan brings back the Micra as a BEV

BP Pulse to install fast chargers at Waffle House locations

Commercial Vehicles

Nikola puts its hydrogen trucks up for auction

BMW integrates Solid Powers’ solid-state batteries into i7

Honda to cut back on EV investment and focus on hybrids

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Albina Iljasov from XCharge: Advancing e-mobility with smart charging and grid-relieving solutions

Genesis updates the G80 with a bigger battery

FDNY deploys first all-electric paramedic units in New York

CATL eyes global EV charging expansion through CharGo subsidiary

VW makes progress towards CO2 target

Commercial Vehicles

Volvo’s long-haul electric truck to feature 780 kWh battery

SINEXCEL Redefines Heavy-Duty EV Charging with 1.28 Megawatt System

Blink Charging to let go of 20 per cent of staff