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Incat Tasmania to build world’s largest electric ferry yet

The Australian shipbuilder Incat Tasmania announces the production of what it claims is the world's largest battery-electric ferry. The 130-metre vessel is being built for the South American shipping company Buquebus and will operate between Argentina and Uruguay from 2025. (UPDATE BELOW)

Commercial Vehicles

Kalmar buys terminal tractor product line in the US

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Tesla is pushing for lower import taxes on EVs in India

China: Xpeng and Didi develop new brand for small EVs

Greenflux adopts Plug&Charge

Our Next Energy increases LPF battery pack energy density

A pricey beach buggy in the sun

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Easee relaunches with fresh home charging products

London introduces 80 more electric buses to fleets

BMW is building a battery competence centre in Leipzig

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US DoE announces $37 million battery supply chain funding pot

BMW to show Neue Klasse electric vehicles at IAA

Schaefflers new mechatronic system already in use in unnamed SUV

Canoo receives conditional funding & introduces new electric van

CATL appoints Markus Baum as new European CCO

Kia presents the series version of the EV5

Northvolt & EMR open first recycling plant in Hamburg

Tesla threatens Core Lithium with legal action