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Hyundai is expected to have the largest range of (EVs) by 2025 compared with any other car manufacturer.
Cupra will preview its future electric city car with a new UrbanRebel concept that will be revealed next week before going on display at the Munich motor show.
Japan doesn’t have enough EVs for its EV chargers
Just six companies—BYD, CATL, LG Energy Solution, Panasonic, Samsung SDI, and SK Innovation—were responsible for supplying 87 percent of batteries and battery metals.
The London Borough of Lambeth has worked with Connected Kerb, an EV charging firm, to demonstrate how charging infrastructure can be introduced to increase EV adoption.
Munich-based Adaptive City Mobility (ACM) has been developing the City One over the past eight years and says the car will have an interchangeable battery.
UK new car output down by 37.6% but EV uptake grows.
Paua signs EV charging roaming partnership with Osprey.
Russia's EV strategy will cost $8B through 2030.
OVO rolls out Drive + Anytime EV tariff nationwide.
Lazer Spot and Orange EV Announce Multi-Year Deal.
Dealerships and the wider automotive industry are being urged to engage with World EV Day on September 9th.
Xiaomi Corp. will buy autonomous driving technology startup Deepmotion for about $77.4 million.
Working in partnership with North Somerset Council, Yunex Traffic has installed two 50kW rapid charging units serving four parking bays.
Ordnance Survey is inviting developers and data scientists to take part in the programme which will take place online from 6 -7 October.