Aachen, South Korea, Formula E, Tesla, Ballard Power Systems.

Aachen is fond of emobility: Following a pilot project that pushed EVs as company cars, the German city of Aachen has ordered an additional 20 electric cars. The government is covering half of the additional costs that arise, compared to if the city had bought conventional cars.
stadt-und-werk.de, newstix.de (articles in German)

Clearing the air: The South Korean environmental ministry wants to remove some 60,000 old diesel cars from Seoul’s streets this year, in order to cut fine dust levels. 17 other cities are said to follow suit next year. Other measures, such as the maximum number of cars allowed on roads per day, will also go into effect. Meanwhile, the country will again step up subsidiaries for EVs, as well as the installation of public charging infrastructure.
pulsenews.co.kr

Electric change: Formula One driver Esteban Guiterrez will join the Formula E, after he lost his old seat to a new driver. It is still not clear which team he’ll join, but team Faraday Future Dragon Racing is a real possibility.
electricautosport.com, motorsport.com

Supercharger corridor complete: Tesla has finished the 1,000-mile-long (1,600 km) Supercharger corridor between Melbourne and Brisbane, commissioning three new locations. Tesla now counts a total of eleven Supercharger locations Down Under and plans on installing another seven by the end of the year.
teslarati.com

Milestone: Fuel cell buses from Ballard Power Systems have driven more than 10m cumulative kilometres. It has therefore become the first dedicated fuel cell company to reach the mark. Ballard already more than 80 buses in service in i.e. Germany, Norway, the UK, China, the US, Brazil and India.
hydrogenfuelnews.com, gasworld.com