
The Mercedes-Benz GLB has been on the market for less than a decade, yet it is already entering its third generation. The original model proved popular thanks to its unique combination of compact dimensions and seven-seat practicality, although it was not without quality concerns. Its electric counterpart, the EQB, also faced criticism for its styling and cabin execution. With the… Read more…
Tesla Semi is coming to Europe, here’s when

Tesla finally commenced the mass production of its Semi truck in Nevada this year, following its initial introduction all the way back in 2017. And now that the factory has started churning them out, the company seems to have big plans for the Semi. Notably, it’s going to launch it in Europe. The official details will be announced at IAA… Read more…
Unsupervised Tesla Robotaxis numbers in Texas spike ahead of the Cybercab launch

Tesla is getting ready to launch its Cybercab driverless taxi service in Austin, Texas, by the end of this month, according to a report from earlier this week. But at the time, the number of unsupervised autonomous Tesla vehicles doing rounds in Texas was pretty low and even shrinking from spring until now. However, crowd-sourced data on Robotaxitracker.com shows that… Read more…
BYD showcases the third-generation Tang SUV

Today at the Chengdu Auto Show, BYD showcased the third-generation Tang SUV, which is an important model because it’s meant to revitalize the sales of the Tang series, together with the bigger Da Tang (Great Tang). The new Tang is a five-seat mid-to-large SUV that will go on sale at some point during the fourth quarter of this year, so… Read more…
Exicom starts producing liquid-cooled power modules for EV chargers in India

Exicom begins manufacturing liquid-cooled power modules for EV chargers, enhancing reliability and efficiency in global markets with Tritium tech. Read more…
‘Most Companies Are Struggling’: Executive Shares An Uncomfortable Truth About Solid-State EV Batteries

Korean battery giant LG Energy Solution said key challenges in solid-state battery development remain. Read More…
Tesla, Uber and Waymo permitted to operate thousands of Robotaxis in Nevada

The transportation authority in Nevada has granted Tesla, Uber, and Waymo approval for the large-scale operation of up to 8,000 robotaxis in Clark County, including Las Vegas. Of these, Tesla alone has been approved for up to 5,000 vehicles. Read more…
Hubject now supplies charging data to Localiser

Hubject and Localiser are forming a strategic data partnership which will see data from Hubject’s international network flow into Localiser’s platform. This will enable operators, municipalities, and investors to plan charging infrastructure more precisely and operate existing locations more efficiently. Read more…
This New All-In-One Range Extender Is Ready To Go Into Any Electric Truck

Mahle says its new range extender can fit in the same space as a battery module, increasing driving range to roughly 500 miles. Read More…
MG 07 gets over 10,000 firm orders in under 2 minutes as MG ramps up capacity

The MG 07 surpassed 10,000 firm orders in 1 minute and 57 seconds, far faster than the MG4’s previous record of 39 minutes and 37 seconds. Read more…
Engie Vianeo builds four new HGV charging parks in Germany

Engie Vianeo plans to build four new truck charging parks at motorway service areas in Germany. Two of these are planned on the A7 near Homberg (Efze) and at Gramschatzer Wald, with the others located on the A2 near Lippetal/Hamm and on the A9 near Pfaffenhofen/Schweitenkirchen. MCS charging will also be available. Read more…
Hypercharge launches rewards program for Canadian EV drivers

Hypercharge Networks launches a Canadian EV charging rewards program offering free Level 2 chargers and cash incentives for home EV drivers. Read more…
Yokogawa’s new CT500SA and CT200SA current sensors clamp onto cables in tight EV test spaces

Yokogawa Test & Measurement launches CT500SA and CT200SA clamp-on current sensors for precise EV testing in tight spaces with high accuracy. Read more…
Walmart’s 400 kW EV charging network just hit 100 stores

Walmart has opened its 100th company-owned EV fast-charging site, bringing its fast-growing network to 100 stores across 20 states. Read more…
Hyundai starts taking orders for $17,700 Ioniq V, but you can’t have it

Hyundai has started taking pre-sale orderss for its upcoming Ioniq V, but if you’re reading this from anywhere that speaks English, you can’t have it… yet. Read more…
Podcast: Tesla kills Solar Roof, Cybercab launch, Genesis GV90, and more

In the Electrek Podcast, we discuss the most popular news in the world of sustainable transport and energy. In this week’s episode, we discuss Tesla killing the Solar Roof, Cybercab launch, Genesis GV90, and more. Read more…
UK government considers watering down ZEV Mandate

UK government opens consultation to review its zero emission vehicle mandate amid industry pressure to relax targets and support domestic automakers. Read more…
Inside The $2 Billion Battery Factory Making Cells For Tesla And Toyota

I toured a battery gigafactory where executives discussed solid-state batteries, sodium-ion technology, and more. Read More…
Chinese Regulators Recall Millions Of EVs Because Their Mechanical Door Handles Are Too Hard To Find

It’s not enough to have a mechanical backup for your electronic handles. It also has to be easy to spot in an emergency. Read More…
Geely recalls 93,000 vehicles over LiDAR defect that may disable driver assistance

The recall covers the Geely Galaxy M9 as well as the Lynk & Co 900, 10 EM-P, 07 and 08, with process variation at a supplier potentially damaging the LiDAR’s power chip. Read more…

