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Major carmakers get ahead with North American fast-charging alliance Ionna

The fast-charging joint venture announced last summer by seven car manufacturers like GM or Stellantis has officially taken up operations as 'Ionna', following approval from the regulatory authorities. The first high powered hubs are set to open in the USA in 2024.

Ford launches deliveries of the F-150 in Europe

JSW Group to invest nearly $5 billion in EV projects in eastern India

Tesla production in Grünheide up and running again

Over €4 billion secured for European battery production

Audi prepares Györ for small electric car drives

Belgium: EV incentive will only be available in 2024

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Batteries: What will the EU’s Critical Raw Materials Act really achieve?

FinDreams & BorgWarner sign LFP battery production deal

Cyprus introduces new e-mobility subsidy programme

Webasto withdraws from the charging infrastructure business

Lacroix starts building bidirectional chargers for Renault

Way is clear for new CO2 standards for lorries and buses in the EU

Proace Verso EV and Proace Verso City EV are now available in the UK

Austrian Post makes only emission-free deliveries in Innsbruck

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Fastned, E.ON, TotalEnergies and Autostrom win motorway charging tender in Germany

JLR slows down electric car ambitions

Kurt Kelty takes over as new chief battery strategist at GM

Panasonic purchases synthetic graphite from Novonix

Zeekr lowers prices in Europe for its electric SUV

Electrify America opens indoor fast-charging park