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Kempower approves forensic EV charging cable theft solution

Finnish company Kempower is the first EV charging station manufacturer to use a unique anti-theft solution from British supplier Formula Space. The latter developed CableGuard to combat the rise in thefts of charging cables for electric cars.

Autonomous Driving

Bosch and Cariad work on “even safer” autopilot

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Commercial Vehicles

Tallinn City acquires further 30 trolleybuses from Skoda Group

Tesla opens second showroom and Supercharger site in India

2,250 kW from four motors: BYD doubles the power of the Yangwang U9

University of Bayreuth claims AI agents are set to drastically shorten the early stages of battery research

China: EV sales rise while PHEV demand declines

Commercial Vehicles

Calgary to procure 120 electric buses from Volvo

July statistics: Almost 5,000 new electric cars in Austria

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Porsche opens eighth Charging Lounge

Commercial Vehicles

Further £40 million boost for zero-emission buses in Scotland

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Glencore is taking over Li-Cycle

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Tesla ends supercomputer project

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Easee & Fuse launch competitive UK smart charging tariff

AAMG only wants to pay €20 million for Lilium

UK Government announces first vehicles qualifying for the ECG

Beijing Hyundai gives update on new electric SUV

B2U Storage Solutions announces plans for second-life storage facilities in Texas

Commercial Vehicles

UK: DSV adds four Volvo FH Aero Electric trucks to fleet

Sono Motors’ Sion prototypes go under the hammer

AAMG is looking to acquire Lilium’s assets & expertise