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Xiaomi planning Munich R&D center

The Chinese firm is reportedly planning to build a research and development center in Munich, Germany, where it will develop its engineering and design capabilities. The company, which launched its first EV last year, aims to start selling EVs outside of China from 2027.

Valeo and PanGood to develop Axial Flux Generator

New EV registrations in the EU rose by nearly a quarter

Commercial Vehicles

California funds 1,000 electric school buses

Leapmotor showcases its B01 saloon in Shanghai

Firefly to hit the road in Norway and the Netherlands

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Nissan announces $1.4bn Chinese investment, two new vehicles

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EVs with ‘Chinese technology’ banned from UK military site

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Lion Smart begins delivery of NMC+ battery platform samples

Commercial Vehicles

Hyundai delivers its first electric buses to Japan

Elecq brings its smart charging solutions to Germany

Honda unveils new EVs for China under Ye Series

Oil giant Aramco enters partnership with BYD

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Terawatt opens first truck charging hub in California

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Cellcentric recruiting new MD

LG Electronics to dissolve EV charger division

ZF unveils new range extender system in Shanghai

Mercedes unveils long-wheelbase version of new CLA in China

Toyota and Lexus present new electric saloons

Mazda launches electric crossover SUV EZ-60 in China

Huawei introduces megawatt charging station