Danfoss Power Solutions is supplying its Editron eDrive to VTS Track Solutions to propel the company’s new Fero Tracked Carriers. The ETP-10 and ETP-20 are remote-controlled battery-electric carriers designed for material transport in construction, forestry, landscaping, workshops and other applications. Material carriers are used to easily and safely transport heavy items heavy materials around job… Read more…
Toyota reveals C-HR and bZ Woodland US pricing
Toyota is finally growing its family of electric cars in the US for the 2026 model year. Until now, the Japanese automaker only offered one electric option, but that changes with the arrival of the Toyota C-HR and the Toyota bZ Woodland. These two new EVs give shoppers more variety, but they also bring up a big question about value.… Read more…
GM’s EV Cost-Cutting Plan Goes Beyond Batteries, CEO Says
GM wants to introduce low-cost LMR and LFP batteries. But that’s not the only way it’s making EVs cheaper. Lire la suite…
BMW hands over first iX3 models to customers ahead of schedule
Officially, the new iX3 will only be available at BMW dealerships across Europe starting 7 March. However, the manufacturer already handed over the first units of this electric flagship model to customers in Munich, including several celebrities. Read more…
Hubject integrates Flipturn with roaming platform Intercharge
Hubject has announced a strategic partnership with Flipturn. The North American platform for managing charging infrastructure will be connected to Hubject’s roaming platform, Intercharge. The goal is to bridge the gap between depot charging facilities and public charging infrastructure for logistics and service fleets. Read more…
Xiaomi leads Chinese EV direct imports to Europe
Officially, Xiaomi does not plan to enter the European market until 2027. However, through the e-commerce platform China EV Marketplace, electric vehicles from Xiaomi and other providers can already be directly imported to Europe today. And indeed: in 2025, Xiaomi was the best-selling electric vehicle brand on the platform in the most important EU markets. Read more…
VW expands US recall for ID.4
Volkswagen has launched two separate recall campaigns in the US for a total of 44,551 units of the ID.4. Both recalls address a potential fire risk due to battery defects, with very similar but slightly different causes. Read more…
Monta integrates AI functions into its charging platform
Danish charging software provider Monta is introducing Monta AI, an AI layer that can be integrated into the company’s charging platform. This aims to help operators run their networks more reliably and at a larger scale. Read more…
Trump Slaps New 25% Tariffs On South Korean Cars
Plus, Jaguar is sticking to its electric-only strategy and EV charging companies notch a big win. Lire la suite…
Kinetic scores Dunedin electric bus contract
In Dunedin, New Zealand, 37 new electric buses will join the city’s public transport network. The buses are part of two significant network contracts for electric bus services awarded to Australia-based multinational bus company Kinetic by the Otago Regional Council (ORC), with a combined value of NZD100 million. Kinetic’s regional Go Bus brand will deliver the zero-emission bus rollout under the new nine-year contracts beginning October 2026. Read more…
BYD begins construction of Vietnam battery plant in partnership with local automaker
The battery plant involves a total investment of $130 million, with a combined annual capacity of 6 GWh across two phases.
Phase one has an annual capacity of 3 GWh, primarily supplying batteries for trucks, buses, vans, and other commercial vehicles.
General Motors joins forces with Electrify America on charging
General Motors has announced a new integration with Electrify America that simplifies public charging for electric cars from GM, giving drivers access to more than 5,000 Electrify America fast-charging locations across the USA. Read more…
Tesla fared worse than any automaker in EU in 2025, even as EVs outsold petrol
Sales of electric cars outnumbered petrol-powered ones in Europe in December for the first time, even as Europe loosened rules to allow automakers lenience to pollute more. Read more…
Xiaomi’s SU7 outsold the Tesla Model 3 in 2025
Xiaomi’s popular SU7 is the first sedan to outsell Tesla’s Model 3 in China. Last year saw the end of a streak dating back all the way to 2019, as Xiaomi beat Tesla at its own game. According to data published by the China Passenger Car Association, Xiaomi shipped 256,164 units in 2025, which is almost 30% more than the… Read more…
Struggle over the “French model”: Spanish EV subsidies are being delayed
The Spanish government is reorganising the country’s e-mobility incentives. However, the publication of the funding criteria is delayed. According to media reports, this is because the Ministry of Economic Affairs wants to integrate a system for calculating the CO2 footprint at the last minute, following the French model. Read more…
How General Motors Is Turning Software And Subscriptions Into A Money Machine
Here’s how much money GM is projecting from its Super Cruise hands-free highway driving system. Lire la suite…
Dataforce: large car fleets in Germany aim to grow further
Corporate customers are already considered drivers of electromobility today. A recent Dataforce study shows that more than a third of large passenger car fleets in Germany intend to expand by 2026 while electrification continues to be cited as the biggest challenge. Read more…
BYD and Kim Long Motor partner to build battery factory in Vietnam
Vietnamese vehicle manufacturer Kim Long Motor and Chinese automaker and battery producer BYD are collaborating to build a new battery factory in Vietnam. The project involves an investment of 130 million US dollars. Read more…
EU-wide new electric car registrations rise by 30%
According to the industry association ACEA, a total of 1,880,370 electric cars were newly registered in the EU in 2025. That is an increase of 29.9 per cent compared to 2024. Electrified drivetrains now account for more than half of the market. Read more…
Eaton spins off mobility division
The Irish energy management specialist Eaton plans to spin off its Mobility Group into an independent company, which encompasses its vehicle and e-mobility divisions. The spin-off is expected to take place in the first quarter of 2027. Read more…
