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New electric car brand AUDI launches its first EV in China

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A new EV brand called AUDI (a China-only division of the well-known Audi), under the Volkswagen Group, has officially unveiled its first electric vehicle, the E5 Sportback. This sleek, elongated crossover debuted during the 2025 Shanghai Motor Show, and it boasts some noteworthy features. The AUDI E5 Sportback has a modern and aerodynamic design, and there’s no way you can… Read more…

Lexus launches its electric flagship sedan ES EV in China

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Lexus just pulled the wraps off a brand-new generation of its well-regarded ES sedan at the 2025 Shanghai Auto Show, and the big news is its electric transformation. Joining Lexus’s growing lineup of electric cars, the new ES introduces a fully electric version alongside significant updates to its design. Drawing inspiration from the sleek LF-ZC electric concept car, the latest… Read more…

South Star Battery Metals and University of Alabama agree to develop graphite anode materials


Canadian project developer South Star Battery Metals has signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) with the University of Alabama at Tuscaloosa on behalf of its Alabama Mobility and Power Center (AMP) to develop a partnership to support a battery anode materials program in the US. The project would encompass research and development, pilot demonstration, commercial… Read more…

Hypercharge supplies 500 EV charging stations to Vancouver redevelopment project


Hypercharge, a Canadian EV charging equipment provider and network operator, has delivered 500 Level 2 charging stations to the 28-acre Oakridge Park redevelopment project in Vancouver, BC.  The property includes a mix of residential, retail, office and community spaces. The project is being co-developed by QuadReal Property Group and Westbank. Toronto-based parking services company Precise… Read more…

I went inside China to the world’s largest EV maker’s summit. Here’s what I saw

When you think about the biggest names in electric vehicles, Tesla or BYD probably come to mind first. But the largest electric vehicle producer by sheer numbers isn’t either of these car giants—it’s Yadea, the Chinese powerhouse behind an enormous array of electric two- and three-wheelers. Recently, I had the opportunity to visit China and attend Yadea’s annual retail summit, an expansive event hosting over 4,000 global dealers and showcasing what felt like an endless variety of electric rides. Read more…