June 2017 – electrive.com

Smatrics EnBW aims to build 200 HPCs in Austria by 2024

The joint venture Smatrics EnBW has announced the construction of 200 new HPC charging points in Austria with a capacity of up to 400 kW for the current year. These are to be installed along the road network and at urban supermarket car parks.

China wants to push ahead with large-scale grid integration of EVs

PowerCo certifies QuantumScape’s “encouraging results” for solid-state cells

Rivian built about 57,000 electric vehicles in 2023

Ford updates prices for the F-150 Lightning

Siemens to add 1,000 electric cars to its fleet

Ballard and NFI Group sign fuel cell supply agreement

VinFast to build car factory in India

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Italy considers EV subsidies for low-income families

CTNS signs battery supply deal with Aptera

India: Servotech and Lloyd Institute to train future EV experts

SK On and six partners to make battery production smarter

Porsche Taycan breaks its own Nürburgring record

VW to delay ID.2 production ramp-up to 2026

Komatsu launches electric excavator

Commercial Vehicles

Riga rolls out electric bus fleet in freezing conditions

Commercial Vehicles

Giga Fuel Cell truck by Honda and Isuzu enters testing

Changan and Ganfeng team up for solid-state batteries

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Charging at ScotRail will soon incur a fee

Nearly a third of vehicles sold in the Netherlands in 2023 were electric

India may replace more than a third of the national bus fleet with ZEBs