Stefan Koeller – electrive.com

Cupra postpones US market entry

Seat brand Cupra has decided to delay its planned US launch beyond 2030 due to shifting market dynamics and regulatory uncertainty in the EV sector. Discussions with US dealer Penske Automotive have also been put on hold.

UK launches £25m Pavement Channels Grant

Geely updates the EX5 with more range and lower prices

Morelle to build fast-charging e-bike

Mercedes confirms electric GLC for IAA

Commercial Vehicles

Arriva secures €1.6 billion Dutch contract

Belgian Post orders 500 electric delivery vehicles

Commercial Vehicles

Windrose lands landmark US deal, enters South America

Openreach fleet grows to 5,000 electric vehicles

CATL powers China’s first electric tourist vessel

Honda unveils N-ONE e: electric kei car for Japan

Autonomous Driving

WeRide receives approval to operate in Saudi Arabia

China: Changan promoted to state-owned enterprise

UK: More manufacturers offer EV subsidies ahead of ECG

BASF & CATL to codevelop cathode active materials

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Half-year CO2 results: Suddenly, electric cars are gaining momentum

Geely subsidiary presents electric camper in China

Audi-FAW launches pre-sales of the Q6L e-tron in China

Autonomous Driving

Tesla starts testing autononomous drive system in London

Slate Auto to build electric pickup in Indiana

Cornwall to expand EV charging network with up to 2,000 charge points