
BYD will use existing manufacturing capacity at Sime Darby’s Inokom, with models and production timing yet to be announced. Read more…
JAC shares rebound by daily limit as Maextro V800 brake controversy faces joint probe

JAC rose 9.98% at the time of writing, after falling 22.37% from the open on October 8 to the close on October 15. Read more…
Alef welcomes Tesla to the electric flying car race by flying over the Roadster [Video]

Until the Tesla Roadster, “there was only one car in the flying car market,” Alef said. To welcome Tesla to the race, Alef released a video of its flying car flying over the new Roadster. Read more…
Tesla unveils Cyberfied new Roadster that can kickflip

Tesla has unveiled a new version of its next-generation Roadster. As expected, it received Tesla’s latest design “cyberfication” and cold-gas thrusters to allow it to jump and flip through the air. Read more…
An updated technical look at Tesla’s kick-flipping, 0-60 in 1s, next-gen Roadster

Tesla has finally re-unveiled its next-generation Roadster, originally unveiled in quite different form back in 2017. So since I did a technical breakdown of how it would work last time, I thought I’d give a quick update with what we know about the new version. Read more…
Xponential Battery Materials and SiCAM to develop silicon-sulfur battery platform
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Xponential Battery Materials and SiCAM Technologies partner to develop a silicon-sulfur battery platform targeting high-energy eMobility applications. Read more…
Company that put gas engines in Teslas goes bankrupt owing $37 million

Obrist, the Austrian engineering firm famous for ripping battery cells out of a Tesla Model 3 and bolting a gas engine into the frunk, is bankrupt. Three companies in the Obrist Group are insolvent with combined debts of about €31.8 million, or roughly $37 million. Read more…
Europe’s EV sales soar as North America drops 44% – here’s the catch

Europe’s EV sales just posted a record September, as global market growth shifts toward Europe and beyond its largest established markets. Read more…
Sakuu produces 100 dry-printed carbon fiber battery cell on Kavian manufacturing platform

Sakuu produces a 100% dry-printed carbon fiber battery cell on its Kavian platform, offering safer, flexible, and lightweight lithium-ion batteries. Read more…
Emaldo deploys ZOE fast chargers with solar and battery storage in Sweden

Emaldo deploys ZOE fast chargers with integrated battery storage and solar power in Sweden, overcoming grid limits for rural EV charging. Read more…
Alpine A310 Vision revives Dieppe’s icon with limited production on the cards
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When the original Alpine A310 was revealed back in 1971 in Dieppe, it was quite a bit of a shock, really. The motorsport scene adored the A110 Berlinette – but the A310 was a sharp, angular wedge that looked like a knife pointed at the heart of the Porsche 911. It was eccentric, and very French, especially once it grew… Read more…
Ford’s Fathom EV pickup spotted again ahead of its upcoming debut

Ford’s next electric pickup will start at around $30,000 when it goes on sale in early 2027. As its official debut draws closer, a disguised Fathom prototype popped up outside of Ford’s World Headquarters. Read more…
Rivian limits point-to-point driving to invite-only testers under NDA

Rivian’s point-to-point driving feature will first reach owners through an invitation-only “Autonomy Early Access Program,” and the owners it picks will have to sign a non-disclosure agreement to get in. Read more…
Moving beyond corrugated high voltage cables with RADOX® from HUBER+SUHNER

Sponsored by Huber+Suhner. As the architectural foundation of every EV, high voltage cables are expected to deliver critical electrical performance while withstanding the harshest of environments. This protection is in no small part thanks to the inclusion of corrugated tubes – a flexible conduit that bears the brunt of shielding materials from abrasion, chemicals, moisture,… Read more » Read more…
Green SM deploys its first electric taxis in the U.S.

A little over a month after entering Europe, Vietnamese electric ride-hailing service provider Green SM has expanded into North America, beginning with the US. This is the VinFast affiliate’s ninth market globally. Read more…
Tesla confirms Autopilot/FSD was ‘engaged’ when car crossed a median and killed a man

A Tesla crossed the grass median of Route 55 in New Jersey, hit a tree, slid into oncoming traffic, and struck an SUV head-on. The SUV’s driver, 68-year-old Phillip Eastman, was killed. Read more…
BMW’s new i3 just drove 753 miles on a single charge

BMW put the new i3 to the test to showcase the power of its Gen6 batteries. The long-wheelbase i3 covered 753 miles (1,213 km) without stopping, the longest covered by any BMW EV to date. Read more…
BYD’s electric luxury GT will get a major update for Europe in 2027

BYD used the Denza Z9 GT to showcase its latest breakthrough technology, including its 5-minute Flash Charging. Next year, the luxury GT will get another major update in Europe. Read more…
Tesla remote operators keep crashing its ‘Robotaxis,’ data shows

Tesla’s latest crash reports to federal regulators add two more “Robotaxi” crashes where a remote operator, not the car’s autonomous system, was driving when it hit something. Read more…
50 kW without a DC charger: Why EV fleets should take another look at AC charging

Explore how the J3068 three-phase charging standard offers cost-effective, efficient fleet EV charging with insights from Zaptec and industry experts. Read more…

