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    From tailpipe to brake: The new frontier in emission control
    Over the past 30 years, automakers in the European Union region have succeeded in reducing the emissions of harmful pollutants such as carbon monoxide (CO), nitrogen oxide (NOX), and particulate matter (PM) from new vehicles, thanks to increasingly stringent emission standards implemented by the European Commission. According to the European Automobile Manufacturers Association (ACEA), vehicular emissions have decreased by 90% between the Euro 1 and Euro 6 emission standards. As emissions from v...
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    “We’re building one of India’s first EV charging hubs with off-grid solar plant and battery energy storage system (BESS) in Gujarat,” Kartikey Hariyani, Founder & CEO, ChargeZone
    Kartikey Hariyani, Founder & CEO, ChargeZone spoke to Amit Panday, Senior Research Analyst, S&P Global Mobility, on a wide range of topics, including the growing EV adoption in India and its impact on capacity utilization of its existing EV charging infrastructure. While the capital-intensive EV charging infrastructure business is facing heat globally amid a slowdown in the adoption of battery electric vehicles (BEVs), Hariyani, a Stanford alumnus and an electrical engineer at heart, fir...
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    Wallbox teams up with SureCharge to launch EV charging network in Canada
    Wallbox announced a partnership with SureCharge Corp. to set up a new public charging network in Alberta and British Columbia. Wallbox's Supernova 180-kW DC fast chargers will be installed under this new network. This initiative aims to create up to 24 high-speed charging sites with 96 charging points along major travel routes in the region. SureCharge is managing the deployment, and SureTek Electric & Technologies Ltd., a certified Wallbox partner, will handle installation and maintena...
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    Nuvve re-awarded Sourcewell contract to advance fleet electrification for public agencies
    Nuvve Holding Corp. has been re-awarded a contract by Sourcewell, an organization that aids over 75,000 public agencies with cooperative contracts, to further the electrification of fleets. Nuvve's collaboration with Sourcewell aims to support school districts, municipalities and other public entities in transitioning to electric vehicle fleets by offering vehicle-to-grid (V2G) services in a simplified manner. This contract emphasizes the growing collaboration between Nuvve and Sourcewell, ca...
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    Pure Lithium partners with Voltaiq to advance lithium metal battery commercialization
    Pure Lithium has announced a partnership with Voltaiq to enhance the commercialization of its lithium metal battery technology. Pure Lithium, a company that specializes in vertically integrated lithium metal battery technology, will utilize Voltaiq's Enterprise Battery Intelligence platform to implement essential battery analytics and quality control. This partnership comes as Pure Lithium relocates to Chicago, constructs its first pilot line, and begins to dispatch sample cells to customers. ...
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    LS-L&F battery solution completes construction of new precursor factory in South Korea
    LS-L&F Battery Solution (LLBS), a joint venture between LS Corp. and L&F Co., has completed preparations for a new precursor factory in Saemangeum, North Jeolla Province. The facility plans to conduct trial production by the end of 2025 and produce 20,000 metric tons of precursors in 2026. A further expansion is expected to increase production to 120,000 metric tons by 2029, sufficient for 1.3 million electric vehicles. With an investment of 1 trillion won (approximately $712 million)...
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    Uber acquires Segments.ai to boost AI capabilities in autonomous driving
    Uber Technologies has acquired Segments.ai, a Belgian startup known for its data labeling platform, to enhance the AI capabilities in its autonomous driving technology. This acquisition highlights Uber's commitment to refining its technology for autonomous vehicles. Although the financial terms of the deal have not been disclosed, Segments.ai will join Uber AI Solutions and contribute to Uber's ongoing efforts in expanding data annotation projects aimed at improving its lidar and multisensor tec...
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    Zoox plans to start mapping Washington, DC, for autonomous vehicle testing
    Zoox, owned by Amazon, plans to begin mapping Washington, DC, as part of its efforts to test its self-driving vehicles in the city, according to a report published by TechCrunch on Sept. 30. The company announced it would initially deploy manually driven Toyota Highlanders equipped with its sensors and self-driving software to map the area. Testing of autonomous vehicles, with human safety operators on board, is expected to start later in 2025. The company chose Washington, DC, for its grow...
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    Tier IV secures $7 million credit facility from Sumitomo Mitsui Trust Bank
    Tier IV, known for its open-source software for autonomous driving, has obtained a credit facility of ¥1 billion (about $7 million) from Sumitomo Mitsui Trust Bank (SMTB), a prominent trust bank in Japan. This funding provides flexible financial support to address the working-capital needs associated with Tier IV's expansion both domestically and internationally. The facility aims to aid in the broader implementation of Tier IV's autonomous driving services, thereby facilitating the company'...
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    Sony Semiconductor announces IMX775 CMOS camera sensor for advanced in-cabin automotive monitoring
    Sony Semiconductor Solutions announced the upcoming release of the IMX775 CMOS RGB-IR image sensor, featuring the smallest pixel size of 2.1 micron (µm). This sensor combines RGB and infrared (IR) imaging on a single chip, offering a resolution of approximately 5 effective megapixels, designed specifically for in-cabin monitoring cameras. This development comes amid increasing demands for advanced safety performance in automobiles, with laws mandating the monitoring of driver status and passeng...
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    ThunderPlus launches megawatt charging hub in Bengaluru
    India-based electric vehicle charging solutions provider ThunderPlus has inaugurated a megawatt ultrafast-charging hub in Mutthugadahalli, near the Bangalore International Airport. This facility, with a capacity of up to 1 MW, provides various charging options ranging from 7.4-kW AC to 240-kW DC ultrafast chargers. The newly opened megawatt charging hub, which spans across 28,000 square feet, is designed to accommodate over 100 cars and 10 buses simultaneously, serving fleet operators, long-h...
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    POSCO International completes construction of EV motor core factory in Poland
    POSCO International has completed the construction of an electric vehicle motor core production factory in Poland. The factory is part of POSCO International's larger strategy to aim for a 10% global market share by establishing a production network across Asia, North America and Europe. An opening ceremony was held Oct. 1 in Przeck, Opole Province. The event was attended by Lee Gye-in, president of POSCO International, and Monika Jurek, governor of Opole Province. The factory, whic...
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    IBU-tec and Hosokawa Alpine set up a pilot plant for battery recycling in Germany
    IBU-tec advanced materials AG is expanding its focus on battery recycling by collaborating with machinery and plant equipment manufacturer Hosokawa Alpine. The two companies have set up a pilot plant for recycling battery materials at IBU-tec's headquarters in Weimar, Germany. This partnership enables IBU-tec to leverage its extensive experience in recycling processes to offer solutions for recycling coated cathode foils to Hosokawa Alpine's customers. Hosokawa Alpine contributes to the ...
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    Tata Motors partners ThunderPlus to expand EV charging infrastructure across India
    On Sept. 16, Tata Motors and ThunderPlus announced a strategic collaboration in Hyderabad, India, aimed at expanding electric mobility beyond metropolitan areas by addressing charging anxiety in tier 2 and tier 3 cities, and rural locations. This partnership comes alongside the launch of the Tata Ace EV Pro, a compact commercial vehicle using a widely supported 3.3-kW AC charging protocol. The collaboration seeks to align product capabilities with infrastructure to facilitate zero-emissi...
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    Nio issues software update to improve ET9’s assisted driving system
    Nio has rolled out a new software update for its flagship ET9 sedan, enhancing the smart cockpit and assisted driving system. The update, known as Cedar 1.3.0, is the fifth iteration of Nio's intelligent system, succeeding the Banyan system. The ET9, launched in December 2024 with deliveries starting in March 2025, recently saw the release of its Horizon Edition, featuring exclusive design elements, unveiled by CEO William Li at an annual event on Sept. 20, 2025. This update, part of a mode...
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    Tobii and STMicroelectronics launch mass production of advanced in-cabin sensing technology
    Tobii and STMicroelectronics have commenced mass production of an advanced interior sensing system for a premium European carmaker, enhancing driver and passenger monitoring. This cost-effective solution uses a single camera that integrates Tobii's interior-sensing technology with STMicroelectronics' imaging sensors, offering high-quality imaging both in daytime and nighttime environments. Adrian Capata,  senior vice president of Tobii Autosense, highlighted the collaboration with STMi...
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    TomTom to deliver traffic services to Hyundai Group's European lineup
    TomTom has announced the expansion of its collaboration with Hyundai AutoEver, the mobility software arm of Hyundai Motor Group. Under the renewed agreement, TomTom will continue to supply maps and integrate live services — including real-time traffic information and TomTom’s newly launched speed camera alerts — into Hyundai AutoEver’s navigation platforms. The services will support all Hyundai, Kia and Genesis vehicles in Europe for years to come. TomTom’s speed camera al...
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    BMW recalls 145,000 US vehicles over fire risk linked to starter defect
    BMW is recalling more than 145,000 vehicles in the US after regulators warned that a defective starter could overheat and ignite a fire, the US National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) said Oct. 1. The recall affects select 2019–2025 models, including the 2020 340i and X6, 2020–2025 840i, 2020–2022 740Li, and 2019–2020 X5 and X7. NHTSA said that repeated starting attempts may cause the motor to overheat, potentially igniting nearby engine materials. Occupants may notice ...
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    ZF reaches agreement with work council, union, to cut 7,600 jobs in Electrified Powertrain Technology division by 2030
    ZF Friedrichshafen has reached an agreement with its works council and IG Metall union to cut 7,600 jobs in its Electrified Powertrain Technology division, also called Division E, by 2030. The planned job cuts would be complemented by other measures, including shorter working hours and a postponed wage increase to help the division reduce costs by €500 million by 2027. In addition, ZF will introduce partial retirement and a severance program in the business division to avoid forced redundancie...
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    Mercedes-Benz opens advanced light testing center in Germany
    Mercedes-Benz has opened a new light testing center at its Global Proving Ground in Immendingen, Germany, enhancing its testing capabilities. This center, measuring 135 meters long and 8 meters high, is one of the largest in the automotive industry. It allows for thorough testing of headlight systems under consistent conditions, independent of time, weather or other factors. The center features a realistic 135-meter country road, with specially designed asphalt that mimics the reflective qual...
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    ZF expands production of intelligent chassis solutions in mainland China
    On Sept. 22, ZF signed an investment agreement with the Zhangjiagang Economic Development Zone in Jiangsu Province, mainland China, to localize production of intelligent chassis solutions. The agreement will see ZF increase the product portfolio and production capacity of its active kinematics control (AKC) and steer-by-wire (SBW) systems to meet the rising demand for high-performance driving experiences. This initiative aims to support the transformation and upgrading of mainland China's automo...
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    Continental equips new Mercedes-Benz GLE and GLS models with EcoContact 6 Q tires as original equipment fitment
    Continental is supplying the newly launched Mercedes-Benz GLE and GLS models with its EcoContact 6 Q tire as original equipment. The Germany-based tiremaker has designed the EcoContact 6 Q tire to provide efficient and quiet driving while offering high mileage and reliable grip. Continental engineers focused on energy-efficient driving, creating a tire suitable for various vehicle models, irrespective of their drive type. The special rubber compound used in the EcoContact 6 Q reduces energy a...
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    Innoviz Technologies secures ISO/IEC 17025:2017 certification enhancing lidar testing capabilities
    Innoviz Technologies announced that its hardware qualification testing laboratories have received the ISO/IEC 17025:2017 certification. This certification is an internationally acclaimed standard that confirms the competence of testing and calibration laboratories. This achievement distinguishes Innoviz as among the limited number of lidar companies with accredited in-house testing capabilities, which facilitates faster testing durations, parallel product development and an expedited time to mar...
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    Porsche unveils China-focused infotainment system
    Porsche has unveiled its next-generation in-car infotainment system at the 2025 World New Energy Vehicle Congress (WNEVC) in Haikou, Hainan province. This debut highlights Porsche's commitment to its "in China, for China" strategy. Alexander Pollich, president and CEO of Porsche China, emphasized that the system is specifically tailored for mainland Chinese users, marking a significant milestone in its strategy. This launch also represents Porsche's first participation at the WNEVC, in collab...
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    QEO partners with TruckerCloud to harness telematics for smarter insurance
    TruckerCloud has announced a partnership with QEO Insurance Group, with the aim of enhancing the commercial automotive insurance sector through advanced telematics data integration. QEO Insurance Group will utilize TruckerCloud's real-time driving, safety and fleet performance analytics to improve its underwriting, loss control and claims management processes across its commercial automotive and transportation lines. Known for its expertise in commercial transportation insurance, QEO combines te...
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    Brembo unveils brake calipers made of 100% recycled aluminum for OEM customers
    Brembo has started using an alloy made of 100% recycled aluminum in the production of brake calipers for original equipment manufacturer customers after more than five years of research and development. Initiated in 2020, the project aimed to improve Brembo's environmental impact by refining its manufacturing processes. Aluminum was chosen due to its ability to be infinitely recycled without degrading in quality, and it became a central focus for reducing environmental impacts. Brembo conduct...
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    DENSO and TÜV Rheinland Japan partner to promote sustainable manufacturing and Digital Product Passport
    DENSO Corp. and TÜV Rheinland Japan Ltd. have signed a memorandum of understanding to promote sustainable manufacturing for industrial products and the Digital Product Passport (DPP). This initiative aligns with the increasing demand for carbon neutrality and a circular economy. As part of this effort, the EU introduced the Ecodesign Regulation in July 2024 to integrate environmental considerations in the design stage, necessitating the DPP to record manufacturer information, materials, CO2 ...
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    Mercedes-Benz collaborates with Athos Silicon to enhance autonomous driving technology
    Mercedes-Benz has announced a strategic collaboration with Athos Silicon, a semiconductor company formed by former engineers from Mercedes-Benz Research & Development North America (MBRDNA). This partnership focuses on advancing the adoption of advanced chiplet architecture for next-generation autonomous driving platforms. The initiative showcases Mercedes-Benz's innovation in Silicon Valley, California, and commitment to developing strategic ecosystems. The company's research and develop...
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    Stellantis-LG Energy battery JV completes construction of cell manufacturing plant in Ontario
    NextStar Energy (NSE), a battery joint venture between Stellantis and LG Energy Solution, announced Sept. 30 that the company has received its Occupancy Permit, marking the official construction completion of the planned battery manufacturing facility in Ontario. According to the company, this milestone brings NSE one step closer to ramping up operations at its cell manufacturing facility later in 2025. The NSE facility is a state-of-the-art battery manufacturing plant, capable of up to 49...
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    E.ON Czech Republic partners Ampeco to accelerate fleet and home charging services
    E.ON Czech Republic (E.ON CZ), which serves 1.5 million customers across the country, has partnered with Ampeco as its electric vehicle charging platform provider, the latter announced Oct. 1. The partnership is expected to enable E.ON CZ to accelerate EV charging services, especially addressing the corporate fleet and home charging segments. The move is expected to consolidate the company’s position as a comprehensive energy solutions provider in the Czech Republic’s evolving EV landscap...
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    Mainland China to implement export license system for EVs in 2026
    Mainland China will introduce an export license management system for pure electric passenger vehicles starting Jan. 1, 2026. This measure, announced by four government departments, including the Ministry of Commerce, aims to regulate and monitor the export of these vehicles more closely, potentially affecting private battery-electric vehicle (BEV) exports. Conditions and procedures for obtaining export licenses will follow guidelines set in a 2012 document, and inspections will adhere to the...
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    U Power partners with IoTeX for blockchain-based EV battery-swapping system
    U Power Ltd. has announced the completion of its real-world assets (RWAs) issuance through a strategic partnership with IoTeX, a blockchain platform. This collaboration aims to create an advanced electric vehicle battery-swapping system using blockchain, AI and tokenized RWAs. In July, U Power and IoTeX had agreed to explore RWAs tokenization, which is now backed by U Power's battery-swapping assets in China and Southeast Asia. The RWAs have been approved for trading on HabitTrade, a multi-as...
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    GlobalFoundries partners with Egis to develop new direct time-of-flight sensors on 55-nm platform
    At its annual Technology Summit in Shanghai, GlobalFoundries (GF) announced a collaboration with Egis Technology to develop new direct time-of-flight (dToF) sensors on GF's 55-nanometer (nm) platform, as reported in a press release on Sept. 25. The innovation aims to support smart sensing technologies in smart mobile, internet of things, and automotive end markets. GF has introduced its first-generation front-side illuminated single-photon avalanche diode (FSI SPAD) device, which boasts super...
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    PlusAI establishes advisory council for autonomous truck safety and policy guidance
    PlusAI has formed a Safety and Policy Advisory Council to guide the company on safety issues, operational strategies and the regulatory landscape as it progresses toward the 2027 commercial launch of factory-built autonomous trucks. Shawn Kerrigan, PlusAI's COO and co-founder, emphasized the need for partnerships with trucking industry leaders and regulators to ensure a safe and scalable deployment of autonomous trucks. The council comprises experts in transportation and logistics and government...
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    Wider penetration of silicon anode technology in light vehicles will likely accelerate over the next 3 to 7 years: Rick Luebbe, CEO, Group14
    Among the several advanced battery technologies that are under development, Silicon anode technology is keenly followed. Silicon anodes could substantially increase battery energy density and charging speed compared to traditional graphite anodes, making them vital for next-generation electric vehicles. S&P Global Mobility spoke with Rick Luebbe, CEO and co-founder of Group14 Technologies, a fast-emerging company in this space, to understand more about the technology, its prospects and chall...
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    US aftermarket player First Brands files for Chapter 11 bankruptcy
    First Brands, the Ohio, US-based automotive-parts maker owned by Patrick James, has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection, weighed down by debt from years of acquisition-driven expansion and mounting financial strain. The filing, made in the Southern District of Texas, lists liabilities of more than $10 billion against assets of $1 billion-$10 billion. The company has secured $1.1 billion in debtor-in-possession financing from first-lien lenders to maintain operations, stressing that the...
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    ROHM unveils new smart switches optimized for zonal controllers
    ROHM has introduced a new series of high-side smart switches, known as Intelligent Power Devices (IPDs), with advanced current-sensing capabilities and ON resistances ranging from 9 milliohm to 180 milliohm. These switches are designed to protect loads and subsystems from issues such as overcurrent, overvoltage and overtemperature, ensuring the reliable operation and protection of sensitive automotive components such as lighting, door locks and power windows. They also offer enhanced safety feat...
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    Aeva launches AevaScenes dataset integrating FMCW 4D lidar and camera data for autonomous research
    In a press release on Sept. 30, Aeva has unveiled AevaScenes, an open dataset that integrates synchronized, multisensor frequency-modulated continuous wave (FMCW) 4D lidar and camera data. This dataset incorporates object velocity measurements, semantic segmentation, tracking and lane line annotations, aimed at bolstering research in autonomous vehicle perception and encouraging the adoption of FMCW lidar technology.  The dataset offers comprehensive high-fidelity FMCW lidar&nb...
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    Schaeffler aims to become leading motion technology company; sets financial target to double EBIT margin to 6-8% by 2028
    On Sept. 16, Schaeffler hosted a Capital Markets Day in Frankfurt, Germany, the first after the acquisition of Vitesco Technologies. CEO Klaus Rosenfeld, along with other executives, outlined its strategic vision to become a leading motion technology company. The integration of Vitesco has bolstered Schaeffler's portfolio, especially in power electronics, electronic control units and sensors, aiming to solidify its position as a top global player across the ...
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    Rivian issues software updates to enhance autonomy, charging and audio features
    Rivian has introduced several updates to enhance the autonomy system and ride comfort of its vehicles. Key improvements include advanced lane centering and expanded hands-free capabilities on highways. Alongside these updates, Rivian is rolling out a Schedule Recommendation feature to optimize charging times for Gen 1 and 2 vehicles. This feature allows vehicles to charge during off-peak hours, potentially reducing annual charging costs by up to 20% or more, with savings reaching up to $900 for ...
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    C2A Security partners with Harman for automotive cybersecurity solutions
    C2A Security and Harman International have entered into a partnership to offer comprehensive security services for the automotive industry. This collaboration combines C2A Security's context and AI-driven EVSec platform with Harman's expertise in Automotive Engineering Services. The aim is to provide automotive clients with an integrated solution that supports risk management and regulatory compliance, particularly focusing on the US Commerce Department's 791D Rule for Connected Vehicles that wa...
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    Circle K opens first megawatt charger in Sweden
    Circle K is entering a new phase in electrification for heavy transport by launching a 1,000-kW charger, equivalent to 1 MW, marking its first such high-capacity charger. Over the past year, Circle K has increased its heavy vehicle charging points by 93% and is commissioning the Swedish market's most powerful Combined Charging System (CCS) charger in Värnamo, Sweden, with three bays offering up to 600 kW. Lennart Olsson, head of Heavy Vehicle Charging at Circle K, highlighted th...
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    Germany’s first public Megawatt Charging System for battery-electric trucks goes into operation
    On Sept. 29, the first public Megawatt Charging System (MCS) for battery-electric trucks in Germany was inaugurated at the Lipperland Süd service station. This event was part of the HoLa project, which aims to advance emission-free long-haul trucking and is funded by the German Federal Ministry of Transport and the EU. The project is coordinated by the Fraunhofer Institute for Systems and Innovation Research ISI and the P3 Group, which are installing MCS points at four locations along major ...
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    Schaeffler COO Andreas Schick plans to step down in March 2026
    Schaeffler’s COO Andreas Schick has informed the supervisory board of the Germany-based automotive supplier not to extend his employment contract, which is scheduled to expire on March 31, 2026, due to personal reasons. The supervisory board has accepted Schick’s decision with regret. It will announce Schick’s successor in due course. Schick served Schaeffler for over 30 years. He joined the company’s executive board as regional CEO Asia-Pacific in 2014 and became a member of the...
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    Mainland China proposes new regulations for manual release on hidden car door handles
    Mainland China has proposed new regulations requiring hidden door handles in cars to have a manual opening mechanism for enhanced safety in emergencies, Yicai Global reported Sept. 25. This draft, released by the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology, mandates that each car door possesses internal and external handles with mechanical release functions. The regulations emerged following incidents where hidden door handles in electric vehicles prevented swift egress due to electrical ...
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    Kia recalls over 39,500 Sorento SUVs in US to address HVAC system fire risk
    Kia is recalling more than 39,500 vehicles in the US to fix a defect in the heating, ventilation and air conditioning (HVAC) system, which could cause a fire and increase the risk of injury if left unaddressed. The US National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) estimated that nearly 1% of the recalled vehicles may contain the fault. The recall covers certain Kia Sorento sport utility vehicles from model years 2021 through 2023, equipped with HVAC systems that may have faulty w...
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    IAA Mobility 2025: Transformative EV battery and charging advances take center stage
    IAA Mobility 2025 in Munich was a pivotal event underscoring the electric mobility revolution, with industry leaders unveiling cutting-edge battery innovations and transformative charging technologies. The event provided a comprehensive outlook on how battery and charging technologies are advancing and shaping the future of electric vehicles and sustainable transportation. The battery technology exhibits at IAA Mobility 2025 focused heavily on next-generation solid-state battery solutions, en...
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    Battery with our anode chemistry can deliver up to 4,000 cycles at 100% depth of discharge: Ramesh Narasimhan, EVP and Chief Commercial Officer, Nyobolt
    S&P Global Mobility: Please tell us about Nyobolt and how it came into being from a university campus? Ramesh Narasimhan: Nyobolt has two co-founders — Claire Grey, who is a known scientist in the material science area, she's a Dame, and Sai Shivareddy, who has a PhD from the University of Cambridge. They came across this exciting opportunity in the material science domain, and set up this startup, which was spun off from the University of Cambridge. The university too, was involved in ...
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    Nissan adopts Electrify America's Plug&Charge technology for seamless EV charging
    Electrify America has announced the expansion of Plug&Charge technology, with Nissan adopting this seamless charging capability for its upcoming electric vehicles, starting with the 2026 Nissan LEAF. Plug&Charge technology offers a simplified charging experience where drivers can initiate charging and payment just by plugging in, eliminating the need to interact with screens, cards or apps. After setting up through the MyNISSAN app, communication is established between the vehicle and ch...
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    Ford and GM initiatives aim to extend EV tax credit benefits after expiration
    Ford and General Motors (GM) have initiated programs aimed at extending the benefits of the $7,500 US tax credit for electric vehicle leases beyond its expiration date, which is set for the end of September. These programs involve their financing arms purchasing EVs in dealers' inventories by making down payments, enabling them to qualify for the federal tax credit. This approach allows dealers to continue offering leases with the subsidy included in the lease rate for several more months. Th...
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    Octopus Electroverse integrates Chargetrip into its EV public charging platform
    Octopus Electroverse has integrated Chargetrip into its electric vehicle public charging platform, enhancing its offerings by enabling partners to embed EV route planning into their apps, services and platforms. This integration means that Chargetrip's advanced routing technology is now accessible to partners who are licensing the Electroverse platform within their solutions, which include driver apps, charging tools and fleet products. The routing engine, previously utilized by leading origi...
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    Indian government issues new guidelines for public EV charging infrastructure
    The Indian government's Ministry of Heavy Industries has issued operational guidelines for the PM E-Drive scheme, which supports the establishment of electric vehicle public charging infrastructure. The scheme allocates 10 billion rupees (about $1.12 billion), with 20 billion rupees ($225 million) specifically dedicated to subsidizing charging infrastructure, including up to 72,300 new public EV charging stations, battery-swapping stations and battery charging stations. Subsidies primarily...
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    XCharge opens a new technical center in Madrid
    XCharge Europe GmbH, the European subsidiary of XCHG Ltd., has inaugurated a new technical center in Madrid. This center is part of the company's strategy to enhance its presence in Southern Europe and improve technical and logistical support for customers in the region. Situated in Torrejón de Ardoz, the facility spans 5,000 square feet and includes office areas, a testing laboratory, a workshop and a logistics warehouse. This strategic location brings XCharge EU closer to clients and partn...
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    Moovit and ODPT collaborate to enhance public transport accessibility in Japan
    Moovit has partnered with the Association for Open Data of Public Transportation (ODPT) in Japan to enhance public transport accessibility across the country. This collaboration has led to the official launch of Moovit's services in five key Japanese cities: Tokyo, Yokohama, Kyoto, Hiroshima and Kumamoto. By integrating data from 164 transport agencies, Moovit aims to provide 24 million Japanese residents with comprehensive transit information through its easy-to-use app. The app, available on i...
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    Indian government proposes sound alert system for all EVs from October 2027
    India's Ministry of Road Transport and Highways (MoRTH) has issued a draft notification to amend the Central Motor Vehicles Rules to require acoustic vehicle alerting systems (AVAS) for new electric vehicles by October 2026. This regulation applies to both private and commercial EVs and aims to alert pedestrians to their presence since they are quieter than traditional internal combustion engine (ICE) vehicles. The notification specifies that from Oct. 1, 2026, for new models, and Oct. 1, 202...
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    Appning to integrate Great Wall Motor vehicles with in-vehicle apps market
    Great Wall Motor (GWM), mainland China's largest privately owned automaker, is intensifying its focus on smart mobility by integrating intelligent driving technologies and connected systems into its sport utility vehicle and pickup markets. As part of its global expansion strategy, the company has formed a partnership with Appning to incorporate its leading app ecosystem into GWM's export vehicle brands, including Haval, Wey, Tank, Poer and Ora. Vehicles featuring this integration will begin pro...
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    Hyundai Mobis leads initiative to localize South Korea's automotive semiconductor industry
    Hyundai Mobis is spearheading a collaboration with over 20 companies and research institutions to enhance South Korea's automotive semiconductor industry. This initiative, the first private-sector-led K-automotive semiconductor cooperation, aims to foster domestic development and localize core semiconductors. The company hosted the inaugural Auto Semicon Korea (ASK) event on Sept. 29 at DoubleTree by Hilton Seoul Pangyo, attended by major companies such as Samsung Electronics, LX Semicon and SK ...
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    LG Chem develops liquid photo-imageable dielectric for advanced semiconductor packaging
    LG Chem has announced the completion of the development of a liquid photo-imageable dielectric (PID), a pivotal material for advanced semiconductor packaging. This development positions LG Chem to meet the increasing demand in AI and high-performance semiconductor sectors. PID is essential for creating ultrafine interconnects between semiconductor chips and substrates, thus enhancing device reliability and performance through improved circuit fidelity. LG Chem's liquid PID offers benefits such a...
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    Pony.ai receives approval to trial autonomous driving technology in Dubai
    As reported in a press release on Sept. 26, Pony.ai has received approval from Dubai, United Arab Emirates' Roads and Transport Authority (RTA) to begin trials of its autonomous driving technology on Dubai's roads. This milestone is a result of Pony.ai's collaboration with Dubai's RTA, which was announced earlier in 2025 and represents a significant step toward commercial deployment in the Middle East. The announcement follows the Dubai World Congress for Self-Driving Transport 2025, where Pony....
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    Adient unveils Pure Ergonomics concept to enhance vehicle seating comfort and sustainability
    Adient has unveiled its Pure Ergonomics seating concept, which aims to enhance ergonomics and space in vehicle interiors, benefiting all passengers, including those beyond the front row. This concept includes a new front seat design inspired by Adient's Autonomous Elegance demonstrator from 2023, specifically for the premium vehicle segment. It provides up to 60 millimeters (mm) of added space in the foot and knee area of the second row, offering roominess typically found in higher-end segments....
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    Stellantis recalls more than 123,000 vehicles in US over trim piece detachment concern
    Stellantis is recalling 123,396 vehicles in the US due to the risk of detached trim pieces on the driver and passenger windows, which could pose a hazard to other vehicles and increase the likelihood of a crash, Reuters reported Sept. 27, citing the US National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA). The recall affects specific 2022–2024 Chrysler Jeep Wagoneer and Jeep Grand Wagoneer models. According to the NHTSA, the quarter trim on the driver and passenger windows may not hav...
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    IAA Mobility 2025: Key autonomy trends and announcements
    IAA Mobility 2025, held in Munich, Germany, from September 9 to 14, 2025, brought together global automakers, semiconductor leaders, tech innovators and mobility service providers under the theme “It’s All About Mobility.” The event marked a shift from being a traditional auto show to a comprehensive mobility and technology platform, showcasing over 350 world premieres from more than 750 exhibitors across 37 countries, with a strong focus on electrification, software-defined vehicles, semi...
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    Volkswagen plans temporary production suspension at German plants amid weak demand for EVs
    Volkswagen is temporarily halting production at its Zwickau and Emden plants in Germany amid weaker-than-expected demand for electric vehicles, CBT News reported Sept. 26. The Zwickau factory, which will cease operations for a week starting Oct. 6, is significantly impacted, primarily affecting the Audi Q4 e-tron due to pressure from US tariffs and Germany's actions concerning the EU's proposed ban on new internal combustion engine vehicles. At the Emden plant, production of the VW ID.4 and I...
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    Xiaomi opens first European EV R&D center in Munich
    Xiaomi has opened its first European research and development center and design center for electric vehicles in Munich. The Xiaomi EV Europe Research and Development (R&D) and Design Center marks a significant step in the company’s global automotive expansion strategy. Positioned in a key European automotive engineering hub, the center will focus on performance vehicle projects, EV technology, design innovation and advanced research. This establishment aligns with Xiaomi'...
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    Xpeng announces foray into five European countries
    Chinese electric-car maker Xpeng announced its expansion into five additional European countries as part of its aggressive global expansion strategy. The company plans to enter new markets in Europe, including Switzerland, Austria, Hungary, Slovenia and Croatia. In Switzerland, Xpeng has partnered with Hedin Group to launch its 2025 G6 and G9 sport utility vehicles, followed by the P7+ sedan in 2026. This partnership aims to establish a sales network across Switzerland, beginning with Hedin's...
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    ABB E-Mobility and MAN Truck & Bus jointly test megawatt charging system technology
    ABB E-mobility and MAN Truck & Bus have completed a week of extensive testing to validate next-generation megawatt charging system (MCS) technology. The jointly conducted tests assessed communication systems, security protocols, performance validation, current ripple measurements, charging session termination and emergency shutdown scenarios. These aspects are crucial for ensuring the interoperability, reliability and safety of future charging sessions between trucks and chargin...
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    Freudenberg Sealing Technologies to unveil battery innovations at 2025 Battery Show North America
    Freudenberg Sealing Technologies (FST) is set to showcase its latest innovations at the 2025 Battery Show North America in Detroit. FST's display will feature three key innovations: New battery pressure equalization components, advanced sealing for battery systems and advanced thermal management for high-performance electric vehicles. Freudenberg has expanded its DIAvent product portfolio, which addresses the need for effective pressure equalization in the transition to electrification. ...
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    Evie Networks secures A$50 million to expand EV charging across Australia
    Evie Networks has secured an A$50 million senior debt facility from Infradebt to expand its electric vehicle fast-charging infrastructure across Australia. This funding, supported by Australian superannuation funds, represents the first commercial infrastructure debt for public DC fast charging in the country. This move indicates growing investor confidence in EV charging as a mainstream infrastructure category. The facility, structured as a nonrecourse senior debt, marks a shift from ve...
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    EPower secures €30 million for EV charging network expansion in Ireland
    Irish electric vehicle charging and solar power provider ePower has secured €30 million in its largest funding round to date. The funding was raised through equity reinvestment from existing shareholders and management, as well as Impax Asset Management, with additional debt funding coming from new investor Dunport Capital Management. Assistance in securing this investment was provided by Irish stockbroking firm Goodbody. EPower plans to utilize the funds to expand its network of ultrafast&nbs...
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    Hy2gen Nordic gains approval for Iverson renewable ammonia plant in Norway
    Hy2gen Nordic AS, a subsidiary of Hy2gen, has received zoning approval for the Iverson renewable ammonia plant at the Birkeland industrial site from the municipal council of Sauda, Norway. This development is a significant milestone for creating a new industry focused on reducing greenhouse emissions in the maritime sector, while also fostering long-term employment and local value. Hy2gen is also involved in a similar renewable ammonia project in Canada, highlighting its commitment to large-scal...
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    Giti Tire to supply GitiWinterW2 tires as original equipment for the new BMW 1 Series in Europe
    Giti Tire will start supplying its GitiWinterW2 tire to the new BMW 1 Series after the tiremaker won its first-ever winter tire original equipment (OE) approval from the German carmaker. The Indonesian tiremaker will supply the tire in the 225/40R19 93H XL size. The GitiWinterW2 tire will carry a specific sidewall mark indicating its approval by the BMW Group, tailored to meet the manufacturer's precise specifications. Developed using Giti Tire's AdvanZtech research and development ...
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    Sumitomo Rubber Industries plans to set up new technical center in US
    Sumitomo Rubber Industries (SRI) has announced plans to establish a technical center in Getzville, New York, which will focus on design and product testing. The Japanese tiremaker plans to hire 40 engineers and other salaried personnel at the facility. In addition, 10 employees will work out of the company’s test track in Huntsville, Alabama. The new technical center is set to enhance research and development efforts for passenger, motorcycle and light truck tires throug...
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    Toyota launches Woven City as a testing ground for mobility innovation in Japan
    Toyota Motor Corp. and Woven by Toyota (WbyT) have officially launched Toyota Woven City in Susono City, Shizuoka Prefecture, Japan. This project, first announced at Consumer Electronics Show (CES) 2020, serves as a real-world testing ground for mobility and represents a pivotal aspect of Toyota's shift toward becoming a mobility company. The city is designed to promote innovation through collaboration, drawing on Toyota's manufacturing prowess and WbyT's software capabilities, combined with the...
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    Synopsys collaborates with TSMC to advance multidie solutions for AI chip innovation
    Synopsys has announced its ongoing collaboration with TSMC to deliver multidie solutions that support TSMC's advanced processes and packaging technologies, enhancing innovation in AI chip and multidie design. This collaboration has resulted in successful customer tape-outs with Synopsys' 3DIC Compiler exploration-to-signoff platform. Synopsys has also made available certified digital and analog flows with support from Synopsys.ai on TSMC's N2P and A16 processes, using the TSMC NanoFlex architect...
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    IAA Mobility 2025: Key propulsion trends and technologies
    Propulsion system/solution suppliers showcased varied solutions related to electrification, hybrid powertrains, alternative fuels and many more. Major suppliers such as BorgWarner, ZF, Schaeffler, Magna, Mahle and others were present at the event. Propulsion-related solutions at IAA Mobility 2025 BorgWarner presented innovations aimed at enhancing EV range and flexibility while minimizing emissions. Key highlights include a range extender module that pairs with an internal combustion engin...
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    STMicroelectronics leads STARLight project to advance silicon photonics in Europe
    The STARLight project is a collaboration of industrial and academic partners aiming to establish Europe as a leader in 300-mm silicon photonics (SiPho) technology by creating a high-volume manufacturing line and developing advanced optical modules to support a comprehensive value chain. Running until 2028, the project focuses on developing application-driven solutions for industry sectors such as data centers, AI clusters, telecommunications and automotive markets. Led by STMicroelectr...
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    Tier IV partners with Elm to collaborate on autonomous driving solutions in Saudi Arabia
    In a press release on Sept. 25, Tier IV announced a strategic collaboration through a memorandum of understanding with Elm, a Saudi Arabian digital services and autonomous mobility developer. This partnership aims to advance the development of sovereign autonomous mobility and implement autonomous driving solutions in Saudi Arabia. By combining Elm's expertise in sovereign solutions for smart and autonomous mobility in the Middle East with Tier IV's successful use of Autoware in Japan, the compa...
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    Kia America to launch Plug & Charge technology for streamlined EV charging
    Kia America has announced the upcoming launch of its Plug & Charge technology, designed to streamline the electric vehicle charging experience for drivers. This feature will be available on the 2026 EV9 and 2025 EV6 models, enabling automatic start of charging sessions and payment processing through the Kia Charge Pass. Set to expand the charging experience, this technology seamlessly integrates into Kia's connected vehicle platform, allowing automatic vehicle authentication and billing a...
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    California surpasses 200,000 public EV charging ports with new incentives for buyers
    California, US, has achieved a milestone by surpassing 200,000 publicly available and shared electric vehicle charging ports, as announced by Gov. Gavin Newsom. This marks an increase of 22,631 since March, with the current number standing at 201,180, which is 68% more than the gasoline nozzles statewide, according to the California Energy Commission (CEC). These chargers can be found in publicly accessible places such as grocery stores and gas stations, with shared chargers located at places...
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    Mercedes-Benz partners with Momenta to launch AI-driven driver assistance system in China
    Mercedes-Benz and Momenta have announced the upcoming launch of a new intelligent driver assistance system based on Momenta's Flywheel Big Model. This system is set to debut this fall on the locally produced electric CLA and will offer driver assistance across highways, urban roads and parking. The intention is to equip more Mercedes-Benz models with this technology in the future, as part of its intelligent driving strategy. Mercedes-Benz has been collaborating with Momenta since 2017 and aim...
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    Space42 and Dynamic Map Platform provide high-definition maps for GM's Super Cruise in UAE
    Space42, a United Arab Emirates-based AI-powered SpaceTech company, and Dynamic Map Platform North America (DMP), the US subsidiary of Japan's Dynamic Map Platform, have entered into a long-term agreement to provide high-definition (HD) maps for General Motors' (GM) Super Cruise advanced driver assistance system in the UAE. The agreement, signed at the Dubai World Congress, allows Space42 to supply lidar point cloud data and updates to DMP, which will then process this data into customized ...
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    Australian energy company AGL launches vehicle-to-grid initiative
    AGL has announced the launch of a significant residential vehicle-to-grid (V2G) trial to help electric vehicle owners transform their cars into flexible home energy storage assets. The trial focuses on models from Hyundai, Kia, BYD and Zeekr, ensuring participants' vehicle battery warranties remain unaffected. With 300,000 EVs on the road, the trial aims to demonstrate the potential of using EVs as energy sources that can reduce home energy costs and bolster the energy grid as more renewable ...
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    UK government mulls financial aid for Jaguar Land Rover suppliers amid cyberattack shutdown
    The UK government is considering financial assistance for the struggling suppliers of Jaguar Land Rover (JLR) following an extended shutdown due to a cyberattack, which will last until Oct. 1, Reuters reported Sept. 26. JLR, owned by Tata Motors of India, operates three factories in the UK, producing nearly 1,000 cars daily. According to the BBC, the shutdown is reportedly costing the company about £50 million a week, with many of its 33,000 employees instructed to stay home. A parliame...
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    Bosch plans 13,000 job cuts in Mobility business by end 2030
    Bosch is planning to cut 13,000 jobs, mainly in its Mobility business in Germany, by the end of 2030 amid a challenging global business environment. The leading automotive supplier has cited weak vehicle demand, especially in Europe, and increased competition, primarily from mainland China, as key reasons leading to the massive layoffs. This has been aggravated by higher costs, partially due to tariffs imposed by US President Donald Trump. Bosch has identified a cost gap...
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    Neptune Energy identifies massive lithium resources in Northern Saxony, Germany
    Neptune Energy is advancing a lithium extraction initiative in the Altmark region of Saxony-Anhalt in Germany. In August, the company enlisted Sproule ERCE, an independent valuation agency, to assess the project's resource base following the CIM/NI43-101 standard. This assessment identified 43 million metric tons of lithium carbonate equivalent (LCE), marking one of the largest project-based lithium resources globally in Northern Saxony-Anhalt. CEO Andreas Scheck has highlighted the p...
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    Perseus and SODA.Auto to co-develop advanced AI-powered HMI for vehicles
    Perseus Motor Corp., Europe’s first AI-native electric vehicle brand, has announced a landmark alliance with SODA.Auto, to co-develop what they call the world’s most advanced AI-powered human-machine interface (HMI). The partnership represents a pivotal step in redefining the relationship between humans and vehicles in the age of intelligent mobility. “Perseus was born from the belief that today’s car is passive and disconnected, while I envisioned a vehicle that could seamlessly inte...
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    Geotab integrates Tesla vehicles into its platform for enhanced fleet management
    Geotab has announced that its platform can now connect to Tesla vehicles, enabling fleet managers to manage their Tesla portfolios through a unified platform without the need for additional hardware. This integration utilizes original equipment manufacturer-embedded telematics to offer enhanced visibility and operational efficiency, providing significant cost savings by eliminating installation expenses. The solution is available in Canada, the US and Europe for eligible Tesla models, offering a...
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    Stellantis becomes latest target in Salesforce data breach
    Stellantis announced that it recently fell victim to a data breach involving its Salesforce instance, resulting in the theft of North American customer information. This incident is part of a series of ongoing assaults on Salesforce instances, where attackers employ social engineering tactics to persuade victims into downloading malicious third-party applications. The hacking group known as shinyHunters claims responsibility for the breach at Stellantis, a name previously associated with at...
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    IAA Mobility 2025: Key E/E and semiconductor trends and announcements
    IAA Mobility 2025, held in Munich from Sept. 9-14, brought together global automakers, semiconductor leaders, tech innovators and mobility service providers under the theme “It’s All About Mobility.” The event marked a transition from a traditional auto show to a comprehensive mobility and technology platform, showcasing over 350 world premieres from more than 750 exhibitors across 37 countries. This evolution highlighted a strong focus on electrification, software-defined vehicles, semico...
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    24M Technologies unveils ETOP system to enhance EV battery performance and flexibility
    24M Technologies has introduced the 24M electrode-to-pack (ETOP) system, designed to enhance energy density and potentially extend the driving range of electric vehicles by up to 50%. This innovative battery packing system integrates sealed, energy-storing electrodes directly into the battery pack, eliminating the traditional cells and modules that often occupy space and materials inefficiently. The ETOP system replaces inactive components in traditional lithium-ion packs with sealed ele...
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    Emobi and Curo partner to enhance fleet electrification across the US
    Emobi and Curo have announced a strategic partnership that aims to expedite and reduce the cost of fleet electrification across the US. Curo, a virtual depot platform offering leasable electric vehicle charging for fleets, will now have seamless access to Emobi's extensive network of charging-point operators in North America. This collaboration enables Curo to manage more fleet customers at Emobi's locations, thus increasing the utilization of Emobi chargers. The partnership not only fac...
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    Voltpost launches advanced lamppost EV charger Voltpost Air
    Voltpost has introduced Voltpost Air, an advanced lamppost electric vehicle charger aimed at expanding access to curbside and parking lot charging. This next-generation Level 2 charging platform is designed to be broadly compatible, allowing for rapid installation and reliable operation. It offers flexibility for site hosts to install one or two chargers on wooden and metal lampposts, as well as utility poles. The first public deployment of Voltpost Air is taking place in Brooklyn, New York, ...
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    Desay expands intelligent driving solutions globally with NVIDIA partnership
    On Sept. 10, Desay SV announced at the International Motor Show Germany (IAA Mobility 2025) that it is expanding its intelligent driving solutions into overseas markets. The company will make its IPU14 domain controller, which was introduced in late 2024 and built on NVIDIA DRIVE AGX Thor, available to the global automotive industry. This announcement was marked by a signing ceremony at the IAA event. Desay has partnered with NVIDIA in automotive intelligence since 2020. It began mass product...
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    Raytron enhances safety for Level 4 autonomous vehicles with thermal imaging and radar technology
    Raytron has introduced high-frame-rate automotive thermal cameras that enable companies such as Didi Autonomous Driving and GAC Aion to conduct Level 4 robo-taxi tests in the extreme heat of Turpan, China. In temperatures reaching 50°C, Raytron's thermal imaging system, equipped with AEC-Q100 certified sensors, operates reliably within a range from -40°C to 85°C. Its dual-layer encapsulation provides protection against sand and dust, delivering accurate environmental data where traditional ca...
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    Baidu's Apollo Go receives first autonomous driving permit for trials in Dubai
    In a press release dated Sept. 24, Baidu announced that its autonomous ride-hailing platform, Apollo Go, has received Dubai, United Arab Emirates' first autonomous driving trial permit and an initial batch of 50 autonomous driving test licenses issued by Dubai's Roads and Transport Authority (RTA). These permissions were granted in July, allowing Apollo Go to deploy its vehicles in urban Dubai. The 50-vehicle fleet began trials on open roads in designated areas of Dubai in August, as declared at...
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    NHTSA delays five-star safety rating updates to 2027 after automaker requests
    The US National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) announced a delay in implementing changes to its five-star safety rating program after automakers requested more time to comply, according to a report published by Reuters on Sept. 19, 2025. In 2024, the NHTSA introduced updates to the New Car Assessment Program (NCAP), incorporating features such as blind-spot warning, lane-keeping assist and pedestrian automatic emergency braking. These updates were initially intended for the 2026 m...
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    Henkel opens new facility in Shanghai to boost adhesive innovation in Asia-Pacific
    Henkel has launched its new Inspiration Center for Adhesive Technologies in Shanghai with the goal of boosting innovation and sustainable solutions in the Asia-Pacific region. The Germany-based company invested €60 million in the 33,000-square-meter center, located in Zhangjiang Hi-Tech Park. The center brings together more than 500 scientists and experts specializing in product development, application technology and technical services. The new facility caters to various industries, incl...
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    Stellantis plans production suspension at European plants amid declining demand – report
    Stellantis plans to temporarily halt production at several European plants due to a decrease in demand for specific models, including the Alfa Romeo Tonale sport utility vehicle, according to a Bloomberg report on Sept. 24. The automaker will stop production of the Tonale and Fiat Panda vehicles at its Pomigliano plant in Italy starting Sept. 29, following discussions with local labor union representatives. Moreover, Stellantis has confirmed a production suspension at its Poissy plant near Pa...
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    Ford recalls over 115,000 vehicles in the US due to steering shaft defect
    Ford is recalling 115,539 vehicles in the US due to a defect that may cause the upper shaft of the steering column to detach, according to Reuters on Sept. 24, citing the US National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA). This defect poses a risk of losing steering control. The recall affects vehicles from the 2020 and 2021 model years, including the F-250, F-350 and F-450 Super Duty pickups. The vehicle safety regulator has indicated that the hard slider of the steering column's...
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    Australian Motoring Services collaborates with Intelematics to launch connected services for Mitsubishi
    Intelematics, Australian Motoring Services (AMS) and Mitsubishi Motors Australia have launched new connected vehicle safety services in collaboration. AMS, a joint venture of motoring clubs including RACV, NRMA and others, will provide these services through its roadside assistance arm, Assist Australia. This multiyear partnership will offer emergency response and roadside assistance for Mitsubishi's connected vehicles, starting with the 2025 Mitsubishi Outlander sport utility vehicle. The ...
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    BYD contemplating battery plant in Europe to back higher EV production – report
    Leading mainland Chinese automaker BYD plans to establish battery production in Europe to match its expanding regional vehicle manufacturing, the group’s special adviser for Europe said Sept. 24, according to a Reuters report on the same date. BYD aims to produce all its electric vehicles sold in Europe locally within the next three years to avoid EU tariffs. Earlier in September, Executive Vice President Stella Li noted that plug-in hybrids are expected to drive BYD’s European sales in...
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