June 2017 – electrive.com

Sacramento wants to ban new petrol stations

The city of Sacramento is looking to keep new petrol stations from being built in the city. Existing stations will only be allowed to expand if they offer charging for electric vehicles. Specifically, petrol stations would have to provide DC chargers with at least 50 kW at a ratio of one charging station per new fuel nozzle.

Joby’s eVTOL to lift off in Dubai

Commercial Vehicles

Delhi expands electric bus fleet by 350 vehicles

Commercial Vehicles

St. Gallen wants to order 13 electric buses from Ebusco

Commercial Vehicles

Mack Trucks to upgrade Roanoke facility for expanded truck production

LGES procures more lithium from western Australia

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24M presents new new electrolyte for lithium metal batteries

Chrysler shows off electric sports coupé concept

Vacuumschmelze and LS Eco Advanced Material to produce rare earth magnets

Tesla Model Y Juniper likely not coming until 2025

France lowers environmental bonus for EVs

BYD could build a plant in Mexico

Charging infrastructure project to take off in Bristol

Rivian introduces new entry-level battery options

Mainz Carnival parade float throws shade at German EV industry

StoreDot achieves 1,100 cycles with “100in4” battery cells

Consortium puts hydrogen cargo ship on the Rhine

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China’s car and battery industry launches solid-state battery offensive

Commercial Vehicles

ADL will deliver 33 electric buses to Seattle

Chevrolet Equinox receives new pricing and US subsidy approval

Stellantis switches to NACS in North America