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Octopus Energy launches ‘unlimited’ charging subscription

Octopus' 'Intelligent Drive Pack' is being billed as the UK's first 'unlimited' EV charging subscription. It costs £30 per month and enables EV drivers to charge their vehicles during set hours scheduled by Octopus.

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Dongfeng debuts Nammi 06 electric SUV

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ABB E-mobility expands DC charging portfolio

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Cyclic Materials invests $20 mn in its first US recycling facility

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Volvo starts European production of EX30

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Slate Auto to launch sub-$25,000 electric pickup by late 2026

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Stellantis validates solid-state batteries from Factorial

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Nissan scraps planned EV saloons from US factories

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Autonomous Driving

Volkswagen and Uber team up on robotaxis

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Car ReviewAutomobile

Mini Cooper E review: The charm remains – but what does the technology upgrade have to offer?

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Scout Motors appoints new leadership figures

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OMV to close all hydrogen refuelling stations

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GAC Aion unveils Level 4 autonomous vehicle

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Auto Shanghai: BYD unveils extended luxury SUV and PHEV estate

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South Korea opens its largest fast-charging station

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Commercial Vehicles

Daimler Buses delivers five eCitaro to HEAG mobilo in Darmstadt

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Second construction phase of FFB Fab kicks off

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FAW to use Leapmotor EV platform for Hongqi models

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Commercial Vehicles

Nagel-Group adds 20 electric trucks to fleet

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Ionity to install Alpitronic’s first megawatt chargers in 2025

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Xiaomi planning Munich R&D center