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BYD plans to build EVs in Turkey from 2026

BYD has signed an agreement with the Turkish government to build a production facility for electric cars and plug-in hybrids. The plant will be able to produce 150,000 vehicles per year and start operation at the end of 2026. After Hungary, it is the second factory in Europe.

Volt to build Southeast Asia’s largest EV charging hub

Servotech grid-connected solar-powered EV charging carport Delhi inauguration

Servotech installs grid-connected solar-powered EV charging carport in Delhi

NASCAR selects ABB as electric mobility partner

Depot charging for electric trucks: Galliker tests Mega Charger from Designwerk

Porsche likely to cut Taycan production

Commercial Vehicles

Renault Trucks electrifies its own logistics

Zeekr partially reveals its Tesla Model Y rival

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New eCampus: Mercedes bundles battery development in Stuttgart

Commercial Vehicles

Hess receives order for 51 electric buses from Lausanne

Stellantis invests in additional Archer shares

General Motors fined by the EPA over emissions

Customcells purchases silicon anode material from Group14

Milence plans truck charging park south of Verona

Tesla likely to shelve plans for India factory

Traton could build a third assembly plant for truck batteries

Honda 0 and Afeela EVs could share a platform

Nyobolt demonstrates extremely fast-charging battery

Commercial Vehicles

BYD to sell electric buses to Azerbaijan and plans to set up a factory

Commercial Vehicles

Lion Electric secures loan of up to 7.5 million CAD

EnBW installs its 5,000th fast-charging point in Germany