
Avatr signed a deal with Greek auto group Autohellas, formally entering the Greek market. Read more…
Beyond Peak Power: Why Intelligent Charging is Becoming a Business Advantage

Fast charging is often measured by peak power but for businesses, the true value of electric vehicle charging lies in predictable charging times, efficiency and infrastructure. smart shows how intelligent battery and charging concepts can turn short charging stops into a reliable part of everyday operations. Read more…
Monta expands Europe roaming access with Plugsurfing Charging Network

The Danish charging specialist Monta is expanding its roaming network for customers across Europe through a partnership with the charging platform Plugsurfing. Operators who manage their charging business via Monta’s platform can now also access Plugsurfing’s European charging network. Read more…
Lothian Buses expands electric bus fleet

Edinburgh-based Lothian Buses has expanded its electric fleet thanks to the introduction of nine new Wrightbus GB Kite Electroliners. These battery-electric single-deckers entered operation on the Service 36 route earlier this week. Read more…
‘Charging trees’ light up Munich’s BMW Welt

Designworks has recently installed a new charging park in front of the BMW Welt in Munich. The charging stations, which resemble minimalist trees, feature an LED lighting display to visualise the charging process. Read more…
Renault Trucks extends E-Tech T range to 660 km

Renault Trucks unveiled its second-generation electric truck range less than nine months ago, including detailed performance specifications. Now, ahead of the start of production, the French manufacturer has increased the officially usable battery capacity of its flagship E-Tech T 780. As a result, the truck’s claimed range has risen to up to 660 kilometres, compared with the previously announced 600 kilometres. And that’s not the only change. Read more…
Nio’s battery operator Mirattery raises fresh funds via two securitization deals

Mirattery issued two new asset-backed securitization products with a combined size of 2.021 billion yuan. Read more…
InstaVolt acquires GeniePoint

InstaVolt has agreed to acquire 228 GeniePoint charging locations from Equans, adding more than 260 chargers to its network. Following the deal, the charge point operator will manage over 4,250 chargers across around 1,200 UK locations. Read more…
Germany accelerates Northvolt asset sale to Lyten

German Economy Minister Katherina Reiche is reportedly accelerating Lyten’s takeover of the remaining Northvolt project in Heide. As an interim measure, she has moved the German Northvolt project company into state control and is now seeking to transfer key obligations to Lyten as part of the acquisition process. Read more…
Delhi tightens EV programme – and bans internal combustion vehicles

The Indian capital of Delhi has set ambitious short-term electrification targets in order to get a grip on air pollution. A new directive combines purchase incentives, scrappage bonuses, and phased combustion engine registration bans across various vehicle categories. Read more…
Recall of 21,000 battery-electric vehicles from Toyota, Lexus and Subaru in the USA

In the US, Toyota is recalling a number of Toyota bZ, Lexus RZ, and Subaru Solterra EVs from the 2026 model year. This is due to a malfunction risk in the electronic control unit that manages the high-voltage battery. This can lead to a loss of driving power and increase the risk of accidents. Read more…
China pushes battery manufacturers for faster supplier payments

China is tightening its measures against increasing competitive pressure in the battery industry. Eleven leading battery manufacturers, including CATL, BYD, and CALB, have now committed to paying small and medium-sized suppliers within 60 calendar days in the future. Read more…
China’s 2026 EV battery installation growth seen slowing to 15.8%

China’s full-year power battery installation demand is expected to total 888.7 GWh in 2026, up 15.8% year-on-year, a sharp slowdown from 2025. Read more…
New CPSC rule could dramatically change e-bikes in the US

The US Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) has proposed a sweeping new safety rule that could significantly reshape the e-bike industry, particularly when it comes to lithium-ion batteries and electrical systems. Read more…
Nio rolls out another ET9 limited edition in under 10 days

Nio has added a new theme to the ET9 Horizon Edition, with prices starting at 838,000 yuan ($123,300) including the battery. Read more…
OCSiAl named carbon nanotube supplier for PowerCo’s Unified Cell batteries

OCSiAl supplies carbon nanotube additives to PowerCo’s Unified Cell batteries, enhancing conductivity and heat dissipation for better EV battery performance. Read more…
How a gas plant helped fast-track 270 MW of new solar

Getting new solar projects connected to the grid can take years. Earthrise Energy says it’s found a faster way. Read more…
Volkswagen Group to introduce bidirectional charging to its dealer network in Sweden

Volkswagen Group and Energy Bank launch commercial bidirectional EV charging at dealerships in Sweden, enabling vehicle-to-grid power supply. Read more…
Drivers Are Not Happy With Their Cars’ Screens

New data shows that infotainment screens is the only major quality category getting worse year-over-year. Read More…
Corvus Energy to supply Orca battery systems for two new Scylla river cruisers

Corvus Energy supplies Orca battery systems for two new Scylla river cruisers, enhancing efficiency and reducing emissions with hybrid propulsion. Read more…

