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Izivia will install 2,000 high-power charge points at McDonald’s in France

700 McDonald's branches will offer 2,000 high-power charge points by 2025. EDF-owned Izivia will act as charge point operator and says the new network will represent a 25% increase in ultra-rapid chargers open to the public in France.

Tobias Hüppe moves from Northvolt to Skeleton

AEM collects over £20 million in funding

Electreon to test inductive charging with an Iveco Daily

Hyundai opens innovation centre in Singapore

Ampere to build compact SUV for Mitsubishi

VW to launch high-voltage battery production in China

EU Parliament votes against complete ban on combustion trucks

Ford downgrades battery plans in the USA, cancels plant in Turkey

Britishvolt owner Recharge faces legal action by staff

ChargePoint appoints new CEO

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Ireland to drop EV toll subsidy programme at the end of 2023

Pod Point starts working on BESS; keeps partnership with Mercedes

Changan signs on as Nio’s battery swapping partner

LG Electronics will offer AC and DC chargers in the USA

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Next Renault E-Master can go up to 410 kilometres on one charge

ICPT and Solaris extend battery supply contract

Atlante to rely on Wallbox Chargers for Southern European network

Stellantis and CATL aim for battery deal and joint venture

Northvolt presents its own sodium-ion battery cell

Dongfeng enters compact EV segment with the Nammi 01