June 2017 – electrive.com

GAC to launch electric cars with solid-state batteries in 2026

The Chinese car manufacturer GAC has unveiled a solid-state battery technology that should be ready for use in just two years. The company plans to first use it in series production vehicles of the Hyper brand from GAC Aion from 2026.

Euro 7 regulation clears next hurdle

Audi could set up module production at Böllinger Höfe

Milence builds first truck charging park in the Nordics

European research teams to increase battery life with new charging protocol

The European Alternative Fuels Infrastructure Regulation (AFIR) comes into force

Voltpost presents curbside charging solution in the USA

Commercial Vehicles

Liège gets 32 electric buses and a new depot

Graphjet to build graphite plant in Nevada

Commercial Vehicles

MAN launches eTruck as 18- to 28-tonne chassis

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Kuka to deliver 700 robots for VW’s production in Spain

AST receives US certification for DC Meter

Panasonic opens new battery development centre in Japan

BASF puts plans for cathode material factory in Finland on hold

Polestar sales fall by 40 per cent

Commercial Vehicles

VDL opens new electric bus factory for Citea series

Volkswagen invests in Chinese production site in Hefei

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AFIF grant: EU funds 4,200 charging points and 48 hydrogen refuelling stations

Ford unveils 2024 Mustang Mach-E

EU Parliament approves stricter CO2 standards for trucks and buses

Commercial Vehicles

Van Hool goes to VDL and Schmitz Cargobull