June 2017 – electrive.com

EU: Nearly 15 per cent of all new cars in 2023 were battery-powered

A total of 14.6 per cent of all newly registered cars in the EU last year were battery-electric. That Norway topped the list in all of Europe with an EV share of 81.2 per cent may not be a surprise. But the runner-up sure is.

Kia delays EV9 production ramp-up in the US

EU could slightly weaken special tariffs for China-made EVs

Volkswagen to cut battery production plans in Salzgitter

Commercial Vehicles

Iveco receives order for twelve H2 buses from Cannes

Kia to launch two electric SUVs in India by 2026

New record set with Lucid Air from New York to LA

British Columbia nears completion of ‘Electric Highway’

Commercial Vehicles

Fire services in Berlin and Paris rely on Rosenbauer RT

Commercial Vehicles

MAN supplies Munich Airport with electric bus fleet

Commercial Vehicles

Initiative for exchangeable batteries in electric trailers

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Kim Kohlmeyer from T&E: Why AFIR cannot stay a one-size-fits-all policy

Sales figures for new energy vehicles pick up again in China

Audi & SAIC to present their first jointly developed vehicle in November

BYD upgrades Han sedan to 800-volt architecture

Singaporean CPO Charge+ closes multi-million-dollar funding round

USA: Hyundai gives free charger with Ioniq5 N

PowerGo opens its largest charging park in Europe

Madrid bans rental scooters from the city

Northvolt refocuses scope of activities and cuts jobs

WMC presents electric motorbike for fleets and first responders