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Hyundai, Kia, and Genesis switch to NACS from 2024

The South Korean carmaker will offer its upcoming and revised EVs in the US and Canada with Tesla's North American Charging Standard starting next year. Thus, Hyundai is following in the footsteps of GM, Ford, Honda and others.

GM returns to Europe with a fully electric SUV

British battery firm Altilium to work with ABB on recycling plants

Lightyear abandons plans for own solar EVs (for now)

Driveco orders 200 fast chargers from Tritium

Watthub: TSG opens megawatt charging park for trucks and off-highway vehicles with Kempower

Wright Electric aims to produce high-energy batteries

Volvo Trucks launches charging map for electric trucks of all brands

Commercial Vehicles

Test drive with camouflaged eActros 600 prototype

Foxconn to build on Bolloré solid-state batteries by Blue Solutions

Continental and DeepDrive develop combined drive-brake unit

Rivian continues to increase production and deliveries

Truck charging joint venture Greenlane appoints Patrick Macdonald-King as new CEO

Wrightbus could deliver 150 H2 buses to transport construction workers

Skoda is giving the Enyaq a powertrain update

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Italy considers modelling new EV subsidies after France

EU Commission launches anti-dumping investigation into China EVs

USA: Toyota signs battery supply agreement with LGES

CALB reveals high-density battery with 25-year lifecycle

Driivz to manage high-power charging in the Nordics for St1

Stellantis launches new electric van grant in the UK