Volvo is ready to show the world its newest electric vehicle, the Volvo EX60. The Swedish carmaker plans to reveal this mid-size SUV on January 21, 2026. After some software trouble with earlier electric cars, like the EX90 and EX30, Volvo wants to prove it can still build reliable and high-tech EVs. The EX60 is not just a replacement for… Read more…
Americans Still Worry About EV Range More Than EV Prices, Study Finds
A new study from Deloitte says range and charging are still the biggest concerns. Lire la suite…
Xiaomi files updated SU7 sedan, launch expected in Apr
The updated SU7 comes in single-motor and dual-motor variants, with the single-motor version delivering a peak power output of 235 kW (315 horsepower).
It utilizes LFP and ternary lithium batteries, with suppliers including CATL and BYD.
Florida builds test track for inductive charging
The Norwegian company ENRX is equipping a section of a new highway in Florida with inductive charging technology. The section is approximately 1.2 kilometers long and will serve as a real-world laboratory for the technology. Read more…
Former Polestar CEO Thomas Ingenlath returns to Volvo as chief designer
German designer Thomas Ingenlath will become Volvo Cars’ new Chief Design Officer on 1 February 2026, replacing Nicholas Gronenthal, who had been acting in the role on an interim basis. Ingenlath was previously Head of Design at Volvo Cars from 2012 to 2017 before becoming CEO of Polestar. Read more…
Onvo L90 to feature LiDAR and two-tone body color, filing reveals
Neither of Onvo’s currently available models includes LiDAR, unlike the Nio main brand which offers the sensor as standard.
The SUV’s rear badge reads either L90 or L80, suggesting the L80 may also feature LiDAR and offer a two-tone body color option.
Nio files for ES9 large electric SUV, launch set for Q2
The ES9 will be launched in the second quarter and feature new technologies shared with the ET9, William Li said Tuesday.
The ES9 measures 5,365 mm in length, larger than the ES8.
Galp expands fast charging network on the A2 motorway
The Portuguese energy firm Galp has tripled the number of charging points at the Alcácer do Sal and Aljustrel service stations along the A2 highway. Four charging hubs now offer 48 fast-charging points. Additionally, another 48 HPC charging points are set to go into operation on the A1 in the first quarter. Read more…
BYD upgrades 2 hybrid models in Qin series, offering up to 210 km battery range
Both the 2026 Qin Plus DM-i and Qin L DM-i feature up to 210 km CLTC battery range, partly to meet China’s latest NEV tax reduction requirements.
The Qin series is currently BYD’s best-selling model by monthly sales, with 60,667 units sold in December.
A rugged SUV with a secret pops up at NAVEE’s booth at CES
The CES show in Las Vegas always has a few surprises, but this year, a scooter company stole the spotlight with a giant SUV. Visitors walking past the NAVEE booth might have rubbed their eyes in confusion. NAVEE is famous for making electric scooters. So, why was there a beefy, boxy off-roader sitting where the scooters should be? It turns… Read more…
VW’s electric transporters receives battery upgrade
In early December, Ford announced plans to install a larger battery in the E-Transit Custom. Now, Volkswagen Commercial Vehicles has confirmed the same change for its sibling models, the Transporter and Caravelle: these will also feature a net energy content of 70 kWh and additional improvements. Read more…
How fuel cell catalysts work
Researchers at the Fritz Haber Institute of the Max Planck Society in Berlin have discovered how catalysts in fuel cells work in detail. The new findings are expected to help improve the technology. Read more…
More debate surfaces regarding making EVs louder
In Europe, another debate surrounding noise levels of electric vehicles has kicked off. The European Commission wants to ban unnecessary noise levels beyond what safety requires, while some countries argue that bans are unnecessary. Read more…
Prague commits to large-scale deployment of SOR electric buses
Prague Public Transit Company (DPP) is deploying new electric buses into regular service for the first time – specifically, the SOR ENS 12 model from Czech manufacturer SOR Libchavy. The initial 18 vehicles feature an electric drivetrain by Škoda Electric and are part of a framework agreement for up to 100 electric buses. Read more…
Once beset by pollution, Beijing’s skies are clearer than ever thanks to EVs
Beijing reported cleaner air than ever in 2025, with 348 days of good or moderate air quality. It’s largely thanks to strict emissions regulations and the growth of electric cars in Chinese cities. Read more…
Xpeng updates 4 models, betting on EREV segment and smart driving capabilities
Xpeng added EREV options for 2 models and introduced paid smart driving upgrades for all 4 models, a strategy poised to extend to more products.
The launch of the updated P7+, G6, G9, and G7 EREV initiates Xpeng’s 2026 product cycle.
VDA and Eclipse Foundation expand software development ecosystem
In summer 2025, the VDA, eleven automotive companies, and the Eclipse Foundation established an alliance for the development of Software Defined Vehicles (SDV). Since then, many more partners have joined to participate in this collaborative open-source initiative. Read more…
Driving EVs in the winter: what you need to know
Antifreeze in windshield washer fluid, winter tires, or winter diesel for the cold season remain familiar for internal combustion vehicles. But while there is no such thing as ‘winter electricity’ for electric cars, low temperatures still affect range, charging performance, and comfort. However, those who follow a few basic tips can navigate winter more efficiently and comfortably, even in frost and snow. Read more…
This Ultra-Fast EV Charger Can Go Online Much Faster Than Traditional Installs
ElectricFish’s DC fast charger doesn’t need costly grid upgrades. Despite that, it can still deliver up to 400 kW. Lire la suite…
PowerCo sources battery materials from Cabot
Volkswagen’s battery subsidiary PowerCo has signed a multi-year supply agreement with the US specialty chemicals company Cabot. As part of the deal, PowerCo will equip its battery electrodes with Cabot’s conductive carbons and dispersions. Read more…
