
XCharge North America opens a new assembly plant in Spain to produce advanced EV chargers like the 400 kW C7 and GridLink solutions. Read more…
First look inside the all-new electric Mercedes-Benz C-Class

Mercedes-Benz is getting ready to show the world its newest electric car. The company shared a first look at the inside of the upcoming electric C-Class. This car is very important because the C-Class has been a favorite for drivers for a long time. Now, it is moving away from gasoline and joining the world of electric cars. The official… Read more…
BLUETTI’s new FridgePower is a plug-and-play fix for fridge outages [Sponsored]

Power outage? Your fridge freezer is one of the first things at risk, along with everything inside it. BLUETTI’s new FridgePower is built to solve that problem fast, and it’s launching on Kickstarter on April 16 with limited-tier early-bird pricing. It’s a true plug-and-play backup designed to keep your fridge running without installation, complexity, or hassle. Read more…
Car Companies Have Way Too Many Batteries. They Have A Solution, But It Isn’t Easy

Automakers built out their battery factories for more EVs than consumers are buying. Now they’re turning those extra cells into cash. Read More…
Chinese OEM Windrose brings its electric semi-trucks to the US

Windrose delivers its first electric semi-truck in the US, partnering with Xos Trucks to expand its Class 8 R700 model with LFP battery tech. Read more…
Leapmotor steps up premium push with launch of new D19 flagship SUV

Leapmotor prices D19 from 219,800 yuan ($32,220), offering BEV and EREV options. Read more…
Rolls-Royce Project Nightingale is a $9.5 million electric car for two

Some car companies are slowing down their plans for electric cars, but Rolls-Royce is moving in the opposite direction. The famous luxury brand showed off a new model called Project Nightingale. This vehicle is part of the Coachbuild Collection. It is very large, very expensive, and very electric. Even though it is almost as long as a full-size limousine, it… Read more…
Honda showcases electric Super-N kei car in UK

Honda unveiled its electric kei car concept at the Japan Mobility Show in October last year. The mini EV is now available to pre-order in Japan and is set to launch in the UK under the name Super-N. Read more…
Mercedes CLA 250+ review: How good is it really?

The Mercedes CLA arrived with high expectations and strong early test results. But are they justified – and does the electric model deliver in the electrive test?
Download the guide to battery debonding-on-demand

Sponsored by Henkel. As the EV battery production scales, manufacturers face increasing pressure to design battery systems that are easier to service, repair and recover at the end of life. Debonding-on-demand technologies address this challenge by enabling strong, durable bonds that can be safely released using controlled triggers. This approach allows precise disassembly of battery… Read more » Read more…
VW launches ID. UNYX 08 in China as Xpeng partnership bears fruit

The ID. UNYX 08 is priced from 229,900 yuan ($33,702) and features smart driving chips and solutions from Xpeng. Read more…
The Mobility House and Fenecon integrate stationary storage and charging parks

After initiating the construction of several stationary storage systems, two European energy specialists, Fenecon and The Mobility House, announce that they will market the combination of energy storage and charging infrastructure as an integrated concept. Read more…
Netherlands: Allego introduces overnight ‘smart charging’ at AC chargers

Allego has introduced nighttime ‘smart charging’ at 4,500 AC charging points in the Netherlands. The feature rewards electric vehicle drivers with cashback for contributing to grid-friendly charging—primarily by shifting charging sessions to nighttime hours. Read more…
Jungheinrich presents high-voltage electric forklift FalcOn

Jungheinrich has introduced the FalcOn, a new electric counterbalance forklift. Based on the EFG Series 5, the vehicle serves as a development platform to test high-voltage systems under real-world operating conditions. Read more…
Wolfsburg charging parks: Ionity fires back at Tesla’s jab

Tesla has taken a subtle jab at the local carmaking giant Volkswagen at the recently opened Supercharger station in the German company’s home base, Wolfsburg, with the ground signage saying: ‘I.D. CHARGE HERE.’ Now, VW’s charging partner Ionity has delivered a witty retort at one of its Wolfsburg charging parks. Read more…
Tesla Cybertruck sales inflated: SpaceX bought 1,279 units

New registration data confirms what Electrek has been reporting for six months: Tesla’s Cybertruck sales are being propped up by Elon Musk’s other companies. SpaceX alone bought 1,279 Cybertrucks in Q4 2025 — 18% of every Cybertruck registered in the US that quarter. Read more…
BYD’s new Sealion 05 EV is a smart electric SUV that’s cheaper than it looks

It’s slightly smaller than the Tesla Model Y but costs less than half as much. BYD unveiled the new Sealion 05 EV and PHEV days ahead of their official debut. The entry-level electric SUV is equipped with BYD’s “God’s Eye” smart driving system and starts at just around $16,000. It even has a built-in refrigerator. Read more…
BYD revealed every taxi driver’s dream – Linghui e7 with flash charging support

Taxi drivers and ride-hailing professionals have a common enemy: the clock. Every minute spent sitting at a charging station is a minute not making money. BYD, the giant Chinese automaker, thinks it has the answer to this problem. Through its new sub-brand Linghui, the company launched the e7 sedan. This car is obviously electric, but its real talent is in… Read more…
South Korea to restrict subsidies for imported electric vehicles

The South Korean government plans to introduce a new scoring system for promoting electric vehicles. The system prioritises the country’s domestic industry, as foreign automakers without research facilities or production sites in South Korea will struggle to earn enough points to be eligible. Read more…
Stellantis to end production at Poissy plant by 2028

To address overcapacity, Stellantis plans to phase out vehicle production at its Poissy plant in France within the next three to four years, while continuing component manufacturing. The site currently builds the DS 3 and Opel Mokka, including their electric variants. Read more…

