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    Risk analysis of building gigafactories in Europe
    Europe and the UK region have witnessed a few high-profile battery companies abruptly filing for insolvency in the recent past, leaving behind a noteworthy setback for the region’s local battery production ambitions. UK’s promising battery startup Britishvolt, which was once hailed by the country’s prime minister, filed for insolvency in January 2023. It was soon followed by the Swedish battery company Northvolt, which represented Europe’s hopes to compete with China’s hegemony in t...
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    How smart charging technologies are shaping the EV landscape
    The fast-charging sector for electric vehicles is evolving with new technologies and changing consumer needs. A major trend is the rise of ultra-fast charging stations, which can recharge an EV's battery to 80% in just 15 to 30 minutes, significantly reducing drivers’ wait times. Smart charging technologies are also gaining traction, optimizing charging based on grid conditions and energy prices. This includes demand response programs that allow EVs to charge during off-peak hours or when r...
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    Hubber raises £60 million in equity funding to set up EV charging hubs across the UK
    Electric vehicle charging services startup Hubber Infrastructure has secured £60 million in equity funding to support its plan of setting up EV charging stations across major cities in the UK, according to a news report published by EV Infrastructure News on Aug. 14. Hubber, which is founded by three former Tesla UK employees, aims to develop underutilized urban properties into ultrarapid EV charging and integrated energy hubs across the UK. According to the news report, the companyâ...
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    Wallbox to integrate Go To-U’s operating software in its public EV charging devices in the US
    Madrid-headquartered electric vehicle charger manufacturer Wallbox and EV charging software firm Go To-U have signed an agreement wherein the former will integrate the latter’s operating system into its public EV chargers across the US, according to a news report published by EV Infrastructure News on Aug. 14. According to the report, Wallbox’s Supernova rapid DC 180-kW chargers are scheduled to use Go To-U’s operating system, which is expected to allow for remote access control, real-t...
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    Harbinger raises $100 million to boost medium-duty electric truck production
    Harbinger, an electric vehicle company headquartered in California, US, has raised $100 million in a Series B funding round to boost the production of its medium-duty electric truck platform. Founded in 2021, Harbinger specializes in creating chassis for electric commercial and specialty vehicles. The company's designs prioritize energy efficiency, cost-effectiveness and safety. Its liquid-cooled battery system enhances performance and durability while reducing operational costs and improving sa...
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    Swift Navigation and Taiwan Mobile partner to launch Skylark GNSS service in Taiwan
    Swift Navigation and Taiwan Mobile have announced a partnership to introduce the Skylark Precise Positioning Service in Taiwan, aiming to meet the increasing demand for accurate positioning in various industries. Skylark is a real-time global navigation satellite system (GNSS) correction service that enhances positioning accuracy to a centimeter level by correcting errors in GPS signals. It is noted as the only cloud-based precise positioning service specifically designed for mass-market ap...
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    Canada invests over C$25 million in projects to enhance zero-emission vehicle infrastructure
    Canada is advancing its transition to zero-emission vehicles (ZEVs) by investing more than C$25 million in 33 projects. These projects focus on enhancing electric vehicle charging access, decarbonizing freight transportation, and developing technologies for medium- and heavy-duty trucks. As part of this initiative, Natural Resources Canada (NRCan) has allocated over C$9.7 million to 23 projects under the Zero Emission Vehicle Infrastructure Program (ZEVIP) to install more than 850 EV cha...
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    DENSO nears sale of spark plug operations to rival Niterra – report
    DENSO is reportedly close to finalizing a deal to sell its spark plug operations to Niterra, formerly known as NGK Spark Plug, according to a report by Nikkei Asia on Aug. 9. The deal, if successful, would increase Niterra’s share in the global spark plug market to 60%. This strategic move aims to address the industry's need to adapt to the growing popularity of electric vehicles alongside the sustained demand for internal combustion engine (ICE) vehicles, which includes hybrids. DENSO's sp...
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    ION Storage Systems begins shipping Cornerstone solid-state batteries to major consumer electronics firms
    ION Storage Systems Inc., a Maryland, US-based company specializing in next-generation solid-state battery technology, has started shipping Cornerstone, the first commercial generation of its solid-state batteries, to major consumer electronics companies. These multilayer cells are designed for integration into devices such as smartphones, laptops and wearables, promising a long cycle life, no swell, and enhanced safety without the need for bulky compression systems. Jorge Diaz Schneid...
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    Paired Power secures patent for innovative solar canopy solution for EV charging
    Paired Power announced that it has been awarded the US Patent No. 12,375,024 for its PairTree solar canopy solution, which is designed to enhance the speed and accessibility of electric vehicle charging, especially in areas with limited or no grid power. This development marks the company's fourth patent since 2016, highlighting its innovative approach in the field of solar-powered EV charging. The PairTree technology involves a unique installation method that allows solar panels to be assemb...
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    Sailun Group signs agreement with TEDA Egypt for new greenfield tire plant in Egypt
    Sailun Group, a tire manufacturer based in mainland China, has signed an agreement with TEDA Egypt to invest $1 billion in a greenfield tire manufacturing plant in Egypt. The project will be developed in three phases on a 350,000-square-meter site within the Suez Canal Economic Zone (SCZONE), managed by TEDA Egypt. Construction is expected to be completed within three years. The first phase, planned for completion in 2026, will produce 3 million passenger car tires and 600...
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    Pony AI boosts Gen-7 Robotaxi production
    Pony AI is optimistic about achieving its 2025 target for robo-taxi vehicle production and is actively seeking opportunities in new European markets, despite the uneven pace of commercialization in the industry across different regions, according to a report published by Bloomberg on Aug. 13. Since the start of mass production two months ago, Pony AI has deployed over 200 of its Gen-7 Robotaxi vehicles, keeping the company on track to meet its goal of 1,000 vehicles by the end of 2025. This m...
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    Eneos Corp. joins the Automotive Edge Computing Consortium
    In a press release on Aug. 13, the Automotive Edge Computing Consortium (AECC) announced that Eneos Corp., Japan’s leading energy company, has joined as a member. The AECC is a nonprofit consortium comprised of various cross-industry stakeholders focused on promoting best practices at the intersection of vehicle technology, mobility and computing. As a new member of the consortium, Eneos will work alongside other AECC members to assess the initiatives undertaken by mobile network operators,...
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    Tesla receives ride-share license in Texas for robo-taxi service
    Tesla Inc. has obtained a ride-share license in Texas, US, allowing the electric vehicle manufacturer to launch its robo-taxi service in accordance with new regulations for autonomous vehicles in the state. According to a report published by Bloomberg on Aug. 8, Tesla Robotaxi LLC is now officially registered as a transportation network company with the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation, joining established companies such as Uber Technologies and Lyft. This license has become ...
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    BYD announces first in-house tablet for Fang Cheng Bao Tai 7 SUV
    BYD has announced the development of its first fully in-house tablet. This device is aimed at enhancing the in-vehicle infotainment system for the Fang Cheng Bao Tai 7 hybrid sport utility vehicle, a model under its subbrand Fang Cheng Bao. The tablet will support multiscreen collaboration with the vehicle's system, though BYD has not disclosed further details about the tablet itself. The Tai 7, the second model in the Tai series following the Tai 3, is designed for urban driving needs and is sc...
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    Stratus Materials starts shipping second-generation LMR CAM for Li-ion batteries to customers
    Stratus Materials Inc., a company dedicated to the development of lithium manganese-rich (LMR) cathode active material (CAM) for lithium-ion batteries, announced that it had transitioned to its second-generation cobalt-free CAM named LXMO-2 in May. This advancement in CAM technology has commenced shipment to customers and partners. LXMO-2 is noted for its superior capacity and voltage stability compared to other LMR offerings, achieving less than 20% fade in capacity and less than 5% fade in ...
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    VinFast partners with Plugsurfing to expand EV charging network in Europe
    In a press release dated Aug. 13, VinFast, a Vietnamese electric vehicle manufacturer, announced a strategic partnership with Plugsurfing, a prominent EV charging service provider in Europe. This collaboration will enable VinFast customers to access over 1 million public charging points across 24 European countries through the VinFast app, enhancing user convenience and expanding the charging network available to VinFast drivers. The partnership particularly benefits customers in Germany, Fra...
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    CATL rolls out cell-to-pack battery repair service
    CATL, the world's largest battery-maker, has introduced a cell-to-pack (CTP) battery repair service. The service is rolled out under its independent aftermarket brand Ning Service on Aug. 10, marking the first anniversary of its new brand of services. This launch coincides with new-energy vehicle (NEV) penetration exceeding 50% and the end of the warranty period for many NEVs, highlighting challenges in aftersales service, such as high costs and repair difficulties. The demand for b...
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    SWTCH Energy secures C$10 million in credit facility to support expansion
    SWTCH Energy, a Canadian charge-point operator (CPO), has secured C$10 million in a credit facility from the National Bank of Canada to advance its expansion efforts across North America. This credit facility will provide SWTCH with immediate working capital to grow its electric vehicle charging infrastructure in multifamily units and the commercial property market. The funding will help SWTCH increase its inventory, speed up project deployments and pursue larger commercial opportunities in b...
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    Rock Tech Lithium receives €250,000 in fresh funding from German government
    Rock Tech Lithium Inc. has received funding from the German Federal Ministry for Research, Technology and Space for a project titled ELiSePro, which stands for Efficient Lithium Recovery Using Selective Processes. The initiative aims to enhance lithium yield at the company's Guben, Germany, site, contributing to Germany's raw material independence. Rock Tech will collaborate with RWTH Aachen University on this project to explore various ion separation methods, such as nanofiltrat...
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    Baraja announces global initiative to commercialize Spectrum-Scan lidar technology
    Baraja Pty. Ltd., an Australian company known for its Spectrum-Scan lidar architecture, has announced a global initiative to commercialize its full suite of patented lidar intellectual property and technical assets. To manage this process, Baraja has appointed IP Pioneer Group Inc. as the exclusive worldwide adviser. The Spectrum-Scan technology developed by Baraja features a solid-state architecture that steers a laser beam by adjusting its wavelength through a dispersive prism o...
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    Qualcomm to localize automotive module production in India, aiming to double revenue by 2029
    Qualcomm is shifting its automotive module production to India as part of a strategy to enhance local manufacturing and support its ecosystem partners. The company is collaborating with tier 1 suppliers to facilitate the relocation of its manufacturing operations to India, as reported by The Times of India on Aug. 12. Nakul Duggal, Qualcomm's group general manager for automotive, industrial and embedded internet of things, said that the company is actively working with its partners to lo...
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    Guident launches autonomous shuttle transportation service in Boca Raton, Florida
    As reported in a press release on Aug. 13, Guident Corp., a teleoperation company specializing in autonomous vehicles, has announced a partnership with the city of Boca Raton, Florida, to introduce an autonomous shuttle-based public transportation service. This innovative shuttle will operate on a 2.6-mile loop connecting Mizner Park to Royal Palm Place. The service is set to launch in the fall of 2025 in collaboration with Circuit, the current provider of shuttle services in Boca Raton and othe...
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    Jaguar Land Rover recalls over 121,000 Range Rover models for suspension issues
    Jaguar Land Rover (JLR) is recalling over 121,000 Range Rover and Range Rover Sport vehicles due to a potential issue with the front suspension knuckles that could crack, leading to detachment of the suspension arm and increasing the risk of a crash. This recall, reported to the US National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), expands upon a previous recall that affected 16,759 vehicles. The models affected include the 2014–2017 Range Rover and Range Rover Sport, potentially impac...
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    Nexteer reports 6.9% year-over-year increase in H1 2025 revenue to $2.2 billion
    Nexteer Automotive reported a 6.8% year-over-year increase in total revenue to $2.2 billion in the first half ended June 30, 2025, according to a press release issued Aug. 13. The US-based supplier of steering systems and driveline components attributed this revenue growth to continued expansion in the Asia-Pacific region and increased business with Chinese original equipment manufacturers (COEMs). The higher revenue enabled Nexteer to achieve a 16.8% year-over-year growth in E...
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    Tensor unveils first personal Robocar, accelerated by NVIDIA
    In a press release on Aug. 13, Tensor, a company specializing in agentic AI, announced the launch of the Tensor Robocar, which is described as the world’s first personally owned autonomous vehicle. This development aims to redefine the concept of embodied AI in personal transportation, with a focus on privacy and safety. The Tensor Robocar is specifically created for autonomous and agentic vehicles. It represents a new category of personal transportation that emphasizes individual ownership...
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    Electrify America opens first Hyper-Fast EV charging station in Santa Monica
    Electrify America has inaugurated its first charging station in Santa Monica, California, to address the rising demand for Hyper-Fast electric vehicle charging in Southern California, US. The facility includes 20 Hyper-Fast chargers that can deliver speeds of up to 350 kW, allowing equipped EVs to gain approximately 20 miles of range per minute. This new station is part of Electrify America's extensive network, which is positioned near the I-10 freeway. Electrify America has established itsel...
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    Greenlane establishes second EV charging corridor between Southern California and Phoenix
    Greenlane has announced the establishment of its second commercial electric vehicle charging corridor, connecting Southern California to Phoenix via Interstate 10. This expansion builds on Greenlane's flagship location in Colton, California, and aims to support long-haul electric trucking on a major US shipping route. Windrose Technology, an electric truck original equipment manufacturer, validated the viability of long-haul electric trucking with successful single-charge journeys from Colton...
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    General Motors plans to revive autonomous vehicle program with focus on personal-use cars
    General Motors (GM) is refocusing its efforts on autonomous vehicle development by planning to rehire former employees from its closed Cruise unit, according to a report published by CBT News on Aug. 12. This shift signals a renewed commitment to creating self-driving cars for personal use, moving away from the robo-taxi sector. The goal is to eventually produce fully driverless cars, without human supervision. Sterling Anderson, GM's new product development lead and former Tesla Autopil...
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    rFpro advances interior sensor simulation in Sim4CamSens2 project for automotive safety
    As reported in a press release dated July 29, Simulation software specialist rFpro has expanded the Sim4CamSens2 project, which aims to enhance the development and validation of automotive sensor systems through simulation. Building on the original Sim4CamSens project, which focused on external sensor systems, this initiative now includes interior sensor systems, addressing the importance of in-cabin monitoring for safety and autonomous driving. The project is led by Claytex and includes part...
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    Ansys partners with Synopsys and NVIDIA to integrate Omniverse in simulation solutions
    According to a press release on Aug. 12, Ansys, in collaboration with Synopsys and NVIDIA, has entered into an agreement to license, sell and support Omniverse technology embedded in its simulation solutions. This partnership will allow Ansys to offer easy access to NVIDIA Omniverse technologies and libraries, initially focusing on computational fluid dynamics (CFD) and autonomous solutions. The collaboration aims to enhance insights into aerodynamics, bolster autonomous vehicle safety and advan...
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    5GAA to showcase C-V2X solutions readiness at ITS World Congress in Atlanta
    The Integrated Transport System (ITS) World Congress in Atlanta (USA) during Aug. 24–28 will exhibit the achievements of over 20 5GAA member companies. These companies will showcase both individual and collaborative projects that emphasize the readiness of cellular vehicle-to-everything (C-V2X) solutions for large-scale deployment. C-V2X technology, which facilitates real-time communication between vehicles, infrastructure, pedestrians and the cloud, is pivotal in enhancing safety, reducing co...
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    WEY partners with KUKE Music for enhanced in-car music experiences
    WEY, a new-energy vehicle (NEV) brand under Great Wall Motor, has partnered with KUKE Music, a leading classical music copyright holder and service provider, to enhance in-car music experiences in its new intelligent NEV models. KUKE Music's smart application integrates AI with immersive music scenarios, aligning with WEY's brand philosophy of More Economical, Farther-reaching, Safer intelligent mobility. This collaboration marks an important step for KUKE Music in mainland China's smart vehicle...
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    Kongsberg Automotive to acquire full ownership of Chassis Autonomy
    On Aug. 12, Kongsberg Automotive ASA (KA) announced its plan to acquire the remaining 75% of shares in Chassis Autonomy SBA AB through its subsidiary, Kongsberg Automotive AS. With this transaction, KA will achieve full ownership of Chassis Autonomy. The deal is expected to be finalized within the week. Chassis Autonomy is developing steer-by-wire (SBW) systems for highly automated vehicles. This strategic acquisition underscores KA’s commitment to the SBW market, which is projected to grow...
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    Yokohama Rubber first-half FY 2025 sales revenue up 10.3% year over year to $4 billion
    Yokohama Rubber has reported its business and financial results for the first half ended June 30, 2025. Sales revenue rose by 10.3% compared to the same period in the previous year, reaching ¥579.2 billion (about $4 billion), while business profit increased by 13.8% to ¥62.1 billion, marking record highs for the first half results. However, operating profit decreased by 2.5% to ¥54.9 billion, and profit attributable to owners of the parent fell by 23.7% to ¥35.5 billion. The rise in busin...
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    Ford recalls over 103,000 F-150 trucks due to axle hub bolt issue
    Ford is recalling over 103,000 F-150 pickup trucks due to a problem with the vehicles' axle hub bolts, CBS News reported Aug. 12. This issue can potentially cause the vehicle to roll away if the parking brake is not applied or lead to a loss of driver power, increasing the risk of a crash. The recall affects certain F-150 trucks manufactured between Jan. 2, 2023, and May 21, 2025. Axle hub bolts are vital for securing the wheel hubs to the vehicle's axle, playing a crucial role in the vehicle...
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    SiMa.ai unveils MLSoC Modalix and LLiMa framework for enhanced Physical AI solutions
    SiMa.ai, a company specializing in Physical AI solutions, has announced multiple new products aimed at enhancing the scalability of Physical AI. The company has launched its next-generation Physical AI silicon, known as MLSoC Modalix, which is now available for production. Accompanying this is the release of a system-on-module (SoM) and a development kit designed to expedite production, with the SoM being compatible with products from leading graphics processing unit (GPU) vendors. Additional...
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    Scantinel Photonics files for insolvency amid European automotive crisis
    Scantinel Photonics GmbH, based in Ulm, Germany, has filed for insolvency, with the Local Court of Ulm ordering provisional insolvency administration on Aug. 6. Georg Jakob Stemshorn from PLUTA Rechtsanwalts GmbH has been appointed as the provisional insolvency administrator. Despite the insolvency filing, the startup, which develops chips for autonomous driving, continues its business operations and employs approximately 50 people. The employees have been informed about the situation, and their...
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    Waabi appoints former Uber Freight CEO Lior Ron as COO
    Canadian autonomous trucking developer Waabi has appointed Lior Ron as its COO, as the company gears up to expand its operations and roll out fully driverless trucks later in 2025. Ron previously spent a decade as founder and CEO of Uber Freight, where he helped develop it into a comprehensive logistics platform generating over $5,000 million in annual revenue and serving a significant portion of Fortune 500 shippers. In his new position, Ron will be responsible for leading Waabi's go-to-market ...
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    Argonne National Lab, University of Texas partner to accelerate US battery innovation and secure critical materials
    Argonne National Laboratory and The University of Texas at Dallas (UT Dallas) have signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) aimed at advancing battery science research and securing supply chains for critical materials in the US. This partnership was formalized during a ceremony on July 22 at Argonne's Materials Engineering Research Facility (MERF), a key site for bridging research and industry. Argonne Laboratory Director Paul Kearns and UT Dallas Vice President for Research and Innovation ...
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    CATL confirms suspension of operations at Yichun lithium mine in mainland China
    CATL has confirmed the suspension of production operations at a significant lithium mine in the Yichun area of Jiangxi province in mainland China, following the expiration of its mining permit on Aug. 9. The company is in the process of expediting the permit renewal and intends to resume operations once approval is received, saying the suspension will have a minimal impact on its overall operations. A local media outlet, Cailian, reported that while the mining permit for CATL's Jianxi...
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    Colorado approves $5 million in fresh grants to expand EV charging infrastructure
    The Colorado Energy Office (CEO) has announced the allocation of $5 million in state funding through the Direct-Current Fast-Charging (DCFC) Plazas program to create 56 new fast-charger ports at nine sites across Colorado, US. This initiative is part of the seventh round of the program, aiming to enhance access to electric vehicle chargers statewide. This expansion will boost Colorado's network of over 1,400 fast-charger ports by approximately 4%. Gov. Jared Polis and CEO Executive Directo...
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    Interior insight: VW T-Roc
    Volkswagen has updated the T-Roc compact sport utility vehicle (SUV) with new features to keep it competitive. This refresh introduces new performance variants, including the sporty R and the open-top Cabriolet. Size-wise, it measures 4,236 mm in length, 1,584 mm in height and 1,819 mm in width, making it shorter, wider and taller than the Golf. Notably, its trunk space is 17% larger than that of its sibling, further enhancing its appeal for those seeking a practical compact SUV. The wheelbas...
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    Ubitricity reaches installation milestone with over 10,000 EV charge points in the UK
    Ubitricity, the UK's largest public electric vehicle charge-point operator, has achieved the installation of over 10,000 EV charge points, accounting for 12% of all public charge points in the country. Recently, it has been working on several projects, including installing 2,000 charge points in the London Borough of Tower Hamlets, over 500 in Waltham Forest, over 100 in Westminster, and completing 560 in Birmingham. These efforts align with its mission to expand public EV charging access for...
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    Ford announces $5 billion investment in Louisville and BlueOval Michigan for new EV production
    Ford Motor Co. has announced that it will be investing approximately $5 billion to create or secure nearly 4,000 jobs across its Louisville Assembly Plant and BlueOval Battery Park Michigan. The initiative aims to produce a new pickup and advanced prismatic lithium iron phosphate (LFP) batteries. Ford will invest nearly $2 billion in the Louisville Assembly Plant to assemble the midsize electric truck, securing 2,200 hourly jobs. The Louisville Assembly Plant will see a significant expansion&...
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    US resumes funding for EV chargers after court overturns previous halt decision
    The US has resumed funding for electric vehicle chargers after a federal court overturned a previous decision to halt the National Electric Vehicle Infrastructure (NEVI) program. The Trump administration has issued new guidance detailing how states can utilize federal funds to build EV chargers. These guidelines aim to streamline applications and reduce bureaucratic barriers to access the program's $5 billion in funding, which is scheduled to expire in 2026. The updated policy no longer requi...
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    Revel ceases ride-share operations, to shift focus to EV charging operations
    Revel, a New York-based ride-share and electric vehicle charging company, has decided to cease its ride-share operations to concentrate on expanding its network of EV charging stations. The decision mirrors a prior move in 2023 to end its electric moped service, citing the crowded transportation market and intense competition from companies such as Uber and Lyft. Revel's fleet had a significantly lower number of rides compared to these competitors, with about 80,000 rides in its peak month of...
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    New Flipper Zero firmware threatens vehicle security with rolling code vulnerability
    A new firmware for the Flipper Zero multi-tool device reportedly has the capability to bypass rolling code security systems used in modern vehicles, which could render millions of cars vulnerable to theft. A demonstration by the YouTube channel "Talking Sasquach" indicates that this firmware, possibly available on the dark web, can clone a vehicle's key fob with just one brief signal capture. Rolling code security has been an industry standard for keyless vehicle entry, designed to prevent ...
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    Rosenberger Telematics partners with Volkswagen for enhanced fleet data solutions
    Rosenberger Telematics has announced a strategic partnership with Volkswagen Group Info Services AG. The collaboration aims to enhance data solutions for fleet operators by integrating vehicle data from several Volkswagen brands, including Volkswagen Passenger Cars, Volkswagen Commercial Vehicles, Å KODA, Seat, Cupra and Audi. Through this partnership, Rosenberger Telematics gains direct access to fleet vehicle data from these six brands. This integration facilitates innovative mobility servi...
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    Leapmotor ventures into auto components business, begins supplying battery packs to vehicle manufacturers
    Leapmotor is expanding into the automotive components supply business by supplying battery packs to commercial vehicle manufacturers, utilizing cells from CATL and other battery producers. Through its subsidiary Lingxiao Energy, Leapmotor designs and assembles these battery pack systems. The company has secured orders from over five new-energy commercial vehicle customers and is negotiating with additional partners, including Xeazon New Energy Vehicle Co. Ltd. As announced in July by CEO Z...
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    Hyundai software unit 42dot to raise $360 million for AI mobility technology boost
    Hyundai Motor Group's software unit, 42dot, has announced plans to raise 500 billion won (about $360 million) through a rights offering. This move aims to enhance the company's global competitiveness in AI-based mobility technology. Hyundai Motor Co. and Kia will participate as strategic investors, following the conglomerate's three-year capital expansion plan approved in 2023. The additional capital will be allocated to advancing software-defined vehicles (SDVs), investing in agentic AI, graphi...
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    Toyoda Gosei’s Q1 FY 2025/26 net income up 13.8% year over year to $93.1 million
    Toyoda Gosei reported a 13.8% year-over-year increase in net profit to ¥13.5 billion (about $93.1 million) in the first quarter of the current fiscal year 2025/26 ended June 30, 2025, the company said in a press release. The Japanese supplier recorded higher net profit despite witnessing a 1.5% year-over-year decline in revenue to ¥260.4 billion. Toyoda Gosei also recorded 6.7% year-over-year growth in operating profit to ¥18.4 billion. Revenue increased in Japan by 4.1% year over year to ...
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    Elshenawy's appointment boosts Kodiak's autonomous trucking technology scaling
    Mohamed Elshenawy, former president and chief technology officer of Cruise LLC, joined the board of directors at Kodiak Robotics Inc. His appointment comes as Kodiak prepares for a planned public listing through a business combination with Ares Acquisition Corporation II. Elshenawy, bringing over 20 years of experience in engineering leadership, AI and product development, has had a significant impact at Cruise, where he was instrumental in advancing autonomous vehicle technology and lea...
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    Kempower becomes first EV charging manufacturer to approve third-party Formula Space’s antitheft solution for charging cables
    Kempower, a Finnish company specializing in DC fast-charging equipment for electric vehicles, has approved an innovative antitheft solution, CableGuard, developed by charging consultancy Formula Space. CableGuard addresses the rising issue of EV charging cable theft, which saw a significant increase in 2024 due to the high resale value of copper used in the cables. As a response to the costly repairs and replacements faced by charging operators and original equipment manufacturers, CableGuard...
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    AB Dynamics introduces ClearTrack for driverless vehicle testing
    In a press release on July 8, AB Dynamics introduced ClearTrack, an integrated solution designed to enhance safety and efficiency during durability, misuse and mileage accumulation testing by automating obstacle detection and avoidance. It incorporates a high-resolution, solid-state, ultralong-range lidar sensor with a 500-meter range that integrates with AB Dynamics' Automated Driverless Testing solution. This system is operated through a track test software ecosystem. Jonathan Barry, s...
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    Magna to showcase automotive innovations at IAA Mobility 2025
    Magna will present its latest innovations at IAA Mobility 2025 in Munich from Sept. 8 to 14. The company will highlight advancements in sustainable materials, drivetrain technologies, energy storage systems and advanced driver assistance systems in Hall B3, Booth E40. A significant focus will be on sustainable materials that adhere to high technical standards while minimizing the ecological footprint of vehicles. According to Uwe Geissinger, executive vice president and president of Magna Eur...
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    Nexteer launches MotionIQ software suite for intelligent vehicle motion control
    Nexteer Automotive introduced its MotionIQ software suite, designed for intelligent motion control. The suite aims to enhance vehicle development and quality while improving cost efficiency. MotionIQ consolidates by-wire chassis control, development and vehicle health-monitoring into a single package, leveraging Nexteer's extensive experience in chassis technology. The MotionIQ suite consists of three product groups: MotionIQ Control, MotionIQ Dev and MotionIQ Health. MotionIQ Control offers ...
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    Apollo Tyres to launch new tire testing facility in Finland by December
    Indian tiremaker Apollo Tyres Ltd. announced plans to open a new outdoor tire testing facility in Ivalo, Finland, dedicated to assessing winter and all-season tires. The facility, being developed in partnership with UTAC, a global provider of automotive testing and certification services, is expected to become operational by December 2025. Situated within UTAC's proving grounds, the new facility will include specialized infrastructure and dedicated test tracks tailored for real-world winter a...
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    NVIDIA and AMD agree to pay 15% of China sales to US government
    NVIDIA and AMD have reached an agreement to pay the US government 15% of their revenue from sales of specific chips in China to secure export licenses, according to a report from the BBC dated Aug. 11. This development follows previous US restrictions on the sale of advanced chips, particularly those used in AI, to China due to national security concerns. Security experts, including some who served during the first term of US President Trump's administration, recently expressed concerns ...
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    Bosch and Cariad collaborate to develop AI-driven software for automated driving
    As reported in a press release on Aug. 11, Bosch and Cariad are enhancing their collaboration within the Automated Driving Alliance to develop a software stack for Level 2 and Level 3 assisted and automated driving by utilizing AI. This initiative aims to create more advanced and intelligent driver assistance systems that operate similarly to human drivers, enhancing the driving experience and safety. The software stack focuses on cognitive tasks such as perception, interpretation, decision-maki...
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    Valens Semiconductor exceeds Q2 revenue guidance amid global tariff challenges
    Valens Semiconductor CEO Gideon Y. Ben-Zvi revealed that the company exceeded its second-quarter revenue guidance, achieving $17.1 million, marking the fifth consecutive quarter of growth. The company reported a generally accepted accounting principles gross margin of 63.5% and an adjusted EBITDA loss of $4.0 million. However, due to global tariffs, some customers have reduced their forecasts for the second half, leading to a revised 2025 revenue guidance of $66 million to $71 million. The compa...
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    AEye announces new achievements and strategic initiatives to drive growth
    AEye CEO Matthew Fisch announced several new achievements for the company, marking a significant turning point. These include its certification as an NVIDIA DRIVE AGX partner and selection for the General Motors-backed WinTOR project. A major global transportation original equipment manufacturer's selection of Apollo for an important autonomous safety program could bring a $30 million opportunity, expected to contribute to this year's revenue. Additionally, AEye launched the OPTIS platform, whic...
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    Gauzy Ltd. announces board changes with Alejandro Weinstein returning as director
    Gauzy Ltd., a company specializing in vision and light control technologies, announced changes to its board of directors following an annual shareholder meeting. Alejandro Weinstein, a former board member and long-term investor, was elected to rejoin the board with his term starting Nov. 1. Weinstein has over 30 years of managerial experience, previously serving as CEO of CFR Pharmaceuticals SA and transforming it into a global enterprise before its sale to Abbott Laboratories. His exp...
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    Porsche opens eighth exclusive charging lounge in Germany
    A new Porsche Charging Lounge has opened near the A5 autobahn close to Europapark Rust, coinciding with the start of the summer holidays in Baden-Württemberg, Germany, and Bavaria, Germany. This location in Ringsheim is the eighth exclusive Porsche charging station, joining others in Bingen am Rhein, Germany; Estenfeld near Würzburg, Germany; Hamburg, Germany; Ingolstadt, Germany; Koblach, Austria; Leonberg, Germany; and Nyon, Switzerland. The strategic positioning of th...
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    Nayax to provide embedded payment solutions to EV charging technology company Autel Energy
    Nayax Ltd., a global payments platform, has signed a strategic partnership with Autel Energy to provide embedded payment solutions for electric vehicle charging technology. Autel Energy is a prominent supplier of EV charging equipment with an expanding presence in 35 major markets across North America and Europe. The partnership aims to address the increasing demand for scalable charging infrastructure by integrating Nayax's payment infrastructure with Autel's EV chargers, cloud-based managem...
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    Significance of SDV adoption and the means to accomplish it
    The architectural shift driven by implementation of the SDV is one of the most transformative changes in automotive engineering in recent times. It involves moving from a distributed, hardware-centric system to a centralized, software-defined and upgradable vehicle architecture. One of the key promises of SDVs is the ability to deliver over-the-air (OTA) software updates, introduce new functions and enable faster vehicle improvements and fixes throughout the vehicle’s life cycle via central...
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    Trump administration plans tariffs on semiconductors, impacting US hardware and AI companies
    The semiconductor industry is experiencing significant developments as US President Donald Trump announced on CNBC's Squawk Box that his administration plans to introduce tariffs on semiconductors and chips, potentially as soon as next week. However, the details of these tariffs remain unspecified. This move could have profound implications for US hardware and AI companies. In 2022, the US CHIPs and Science Act was enacted, providing $52 billion in subsidies to encourage domestic chip manufactur...
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    Lynkwell secures three-year contract to expand EV charging networks in Southern California
    Lynkwell has been awarded a three-year contract by the Southern California Public Power Authority (SCPPA) to manage and support the expansion of electric vehicle charging networks. SCPPA, a Joint Power Authority formed in 1980, facilitates joint planning and operation of transmission and generation projects for 11 municipal utilities and one irrigation district. These members serve over 5 million Californians, encompassing a network of more than 800 charging stations as part of California's e...
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    Italy offers nearly €600 million in subsidies to boost EV purchases
    Italy has approved subsidies amounting to nearly €600 million to boost the purchase of electric vehicles due to lagging sales, as announced by the Environment and Energy Ministry. These subsidies aim to encourage the acquisition of electric cars and commercial vehicles by offering up to €10,000 to individuals and up to €20,000 to small firms, covering up to 30% of the vehicle's total purchase price. The financial support is part of the EU's post-COVID recovery funds and is targeted at i...
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    Nanotherm and Battelle launch Novara for carbon nanotube heating solutions
    Nanotherm and Battelle have announced the launch of a new company, Novara, which aims to deliver advanced carbon nanotube-based heating solutions across automotive, industrial and consumer markets. Based in Columbus, Ohio, Novara combines Nanotherm's proficiency in nanotechnology product development and commercialization with Battelle's significant material science expertise, honed over a decade and a half in automotive and aerospace heating technologies. Andy Dickson, CEO of Novara, expresse...
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    Blink Charging installs DC fast chargers along vital transportation route in California
    Blink Charging Co. has announced the installation of 10 180-kW dual-port DC fast chargers, providing 20 charging ports at a vital transportation location along State Route 111 near the US-Mexico border in Imperial County, California. These chargers are part of Blink's Right Charger, Right Place, Right Time strategy to expand public access to electric vehicle charging infrastructure. The installation is located at Imperial Center, a growing commercial and retail hub that serves as a crucial no...
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    Tesla shifts focus to inference chip development
    Tesla intends to concentrate its AI chip development on inference chips that run AI models and facilitate real-time decisions, as announced by CEO Elon Musk. This decision follows reports from Bloomberg News, which suggested the disbandment of Tesla's Dojo supercomputer team, led by Peter Bannon, who has reportedly exited the company. The Dojo supercomputer was initially created with custom training chips to handle extensive data and video from Tesla electric vehicles to enhance its autonomous-d...
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    Mainland China's CAIP to establish smart cockpit subsidiary in Spain
    Mainland China's Jiangsu Changshu Automotive Trim Group Co. (CAIP) has announced plans to establish a wholly owned subsidiary in Zaragoza, Spain, marking a significant step in its overseas expansion strategy. The new company — provisionally named CAIP (Spain) Smart Cockpit Co. Ltd. — will be created through a multitiered investment structure. The investment will be made via CAIP (Luxembourg) Co. Ltd., a wholly owned subsidiary of CAIP (Hong Kong) Co. Ltd., which is fully owned by CAIP. ...
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    WHIS partners with Quintauris to boost RISC-V adoption in safety-critical automotive systems
    Wittenstein High Integrity Systems (WHIS) has announced a strategic partnership with Quintauris to advance the development of high-performance, safety-certified real-time applications on RISC-V. Under this collaboration, SAFERTOS will become part of the software portfolio supporting Quintauris’ upcoming automotive reference platforms, enabling developers and original equipment manufacturers to innovate faster with proven safety, performance and long-term support. “Partnering wit...
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    CEO Musk outlines new features in Tesla's Full Self-Driving update
    Tesla CEO Elon Musk has revealed information on the upcoming Full Self-Driving (FSD) update via a series of posts on X, detailing new capabilities such as pothole avoidance, improved parking lot navigation and handling complex situations more like a human driver. The key to these advancements is a new 10x parameter FSD model that Tesla is training, expected for public release by the end of September. This model, surpassing the previous 4x model initially anticipated, signifies a major architectu...
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    Tata AutoComp expands European presence with acquisition of IAC's operations in Slovakia
    Tata AutoComp Systems Ltd., an Indian automotive components manufacturer, is set to enhance its operations in Europe by acquiring IAC Group (Slovakia) s.r.o. through its UK-based subsidiary, Artifex Interior Systems Ltd., Autocar Professional reported Aug. 7. Completion of the deal is subject to regulatory approval. The acquisition involves IAC Slovakia's manufacturing facility in Lozorno, which employs 800 people and reported $190 million in revenue for the fisc...
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    Ichikoh Industries reports strong earnings growth in H1 FY 2025 despite drop in net sales
    Ichikoh Industries, a Japan-based automotive lighting supplier, reported a net profit of ¥2.6 billion (about $17.9 million) for the first half of the fiscal year 2025, ending June 30, 2025. Despite a 10.7% year-over-year decline in net sales to ¥55.5 billion, the company achieved strong earnings growth, with operating income increasing by 52.7% year over year to ¥2.7 billion. Ichikoh is majority-owned by Valeo. Earlier in August, the Japanese supplier partnered with Tata AutoComp Systems L...
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    Over 137,000 Kia vehicles in US under NHTSA audit for recall effectiveness
    The US National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) has initiated an audit to assess the effectiveness of remedies for a recall involving specific Kia vehicles. Announced Aug. 6, the audit covers over 137,000 Kia Seltos and Soul models from the years 2021 to 2023, which were recalled in February due to potential manufacturing issues with piston oil rings. Dealers were instructed to replace the engine at no cost if necessary and to install piston ring sensing noise software free of char...
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    Shell to shut down Volta Charging and Media division by end of 2025
    Shell announced that it will wind down Volta Charging and its Volta Media division, closing a network of over 2,000 electric vehicle charging stations by the end of 2025. The decision aligns with Shell's strategic shift toward high-speed public charging at Shell-branded locations. The company acquired Volta in 2023 for $169 million. According to a statement given to AdExchanger, Shell is focusing on expanding high-speed public charging at its branded sites, such as service stations and standalon...
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    KPIT Technologies invests in Helm.ai and boosts stake in N-Dream
    KPIT Technologies' board has given its approval for an investment of up to $10 million in Helm.ai through a SAFE Instrument in preferred stock. Helm.ai specializes in AI software for self-driving cars. This investment will be distributed in one or more tranches, contingent upon the company's satisfaction with synergy parameters. Helm.ai will not become a subsidiary of KPIT, and KPIT will not gain participative rights in Helm.ai. Additionally, KPIT's board updated details on the acquisition of...
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    Glencore acquires bankrupt Li-Cycle amid challenges in battery recycling sector
    Glencore, a European commodities trading and mining company, has completed the acquisition of the lithium-ion battery recycler Li-Cycle, submitting a $40 million bid for Li-Cycle's assets in May following the company's bankruptcy proceedings. Li-Cycle, based in Toronto, previously operated three facilities in the US, one in Canada and one in Germany. However, due to financial distress, only the German site remains operational. The company's decline coincided with a shift in policy under the Trum...
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    Bridgestone’s net profit drops 42% year over year to $798.7 million
    Bridgestone reported a 42% year-over-year decline in net profit to ¥115.5 billion (about $798.7 million) in the first half of the current fiscal year ended June 30, 2025, according to a press release by the Japanese tiremaker. The company's revenue fell by 2.8% year over year to ¥2.1 trillion. Lower revenue also impacted Bridgestone’s operating profit, which dropped by 41.3% year over year to ¥164.5 billion. However, the company recorded a 2.4% year-over-year growth in its adjusted operatin...
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    Tesla opens EV charging hub in the city of Goulburn, New South Wales, Australia
    Tesla has inaugurated a newly developed electric vehicle charging hub in the city of Goulburn, New South Wales, Australia. The company said the new charging site is the largest EV charging hub in the southern hemisphere.  The new Goulburn Supercharger station, located near the Big Merino landmark, includes 20 high-speed EV charging stalls. The facility aims to alleviate congestion on the busy route between Sydney and Canberra and complements Tesla's existing EV charging ne...
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    Wacker plans to unveil a new silicone rubber to enhance safety in high-voltage batteries of electric cars
    At the upcoming K 2025 International Trade Fair for Plastics and Rubber, Wacker Chemie AG, a global chemical company, plans to introduce a new silicone rubber named ELASTOSIL R 531/60, which is designed specifically to insulate busbars in high-voltage batteries of electric cars. The newly developed product is processed through extrusion, offering cost-effective sheathing for components. In case of a fire, it ceramifies to form an electrically insulating layer that prevents shor...
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    Monolith and CamMotive partner to fast track EV battery testing with AI
    Monolith, an AI software provider, has partnered with CamMotive, a UK-based electric powertrain development and testing services provider, to enhance battery testing for engineers using applied AI. This collaboration combines Monolith's AI platform with CamMotive's real-world battery data to improve test data validation and help engineers identify complex failure characteristics in electric vehicle battery development. The partnership introduces a "hybrid" modeling technique that integra...
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    CATL suspends production at a major lithium mine in Yichun for three months
    CATL has reportedly suspended operations at its significant lithium mine in Jianxiawo, Yichun, in the Jiangxi province of mainland China. While unfavorable for CATL, the development might benefit other lithium producers who have endured prolonged price suppression. The cessation of operations is attributed to CATL's inability to renew a vital mining license that expired Aug. 9. The company is in discussions with government agencies to extend the license but is preparing for a closure las...
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    Eaton’s SQ8 connector system selected by major global OEM
    Intelligent power management company Eaton announced that its Mobility Group has been selected by a leading global automaker to supply the high-power lock box (HPLB) SQ8 connector system for a new plug-in hybrid electric vehicle platform. This marks the first use of the SQ8 configuration in a PHEV application. Building on Eaton’s expertise in harsh-environment, high-current connectivity, the SQ8’s core innovation lies in its patented inverted terminal contact system. This design combines ...
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    General Motors to temporarily import batteries from CATL amid plans for domestic LFP production
    General Motors (GM) plans to import electric vehicle batteries from the mainland Chinese company, CATL, as a temporary measure while it works on producing its own lower-cost batteries with lithium iron phosphate (LFP) chemistry. This decision aligns with practices by other US automakers who have relied on foreign suppliers for LFP battery sourcing to maintain competitiveness. GM said that its Chevrolet Bolt will feature LFP technology and noted that it sells 12 EVs in the US with domestically...
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    Ampeco and Peblar enhance partnership to advance solar charging for EV users in Europe
    Ampeco and Peblar have announced an enhanced partnership to bring advanced solar charging capabilities to electric vehicle drivers across Europe. This collaboration combines Peblar's intelligent, solar-optimized charging hardware with Ampeco's charging management platform, aiming to reduce charging costs and maximize the use of renewable energy for homeowners. This integration aims to provide seamless, smart and sustainable charging experiences through the precise energy management enabled by...
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    ZAPI Group acquires majority stake in Germany's Stercom Power Solutions
    ZAPI Group has announced the successful acquisition of the majority of Stercom Power Solutions, a company known for its intelligent charging and energy storage systems, based in Germany. This strategic move aims to enhance ZAPI Group's charging solutions portfolio and amplify its technical capabilities while extending its market presence, particularly in high-voltage onboard charging and energy storage systems. Stercom Power Solutions is recognized for its pioneering technologies in e-mobilit...
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    Lucid Air sets world record with Samsung SDI battery technology
    The Lucid Air Grand Touring electric vehicle, equipped with Samsung SDI's 21700 cylindrical batteries, has set a Guinness World Record by traveling 1,205 km (749 miles) on a single charge. This achievement highlights the battery technology of Samsung SDI, demonstrating excellence in capacity, life span and fast charging, in conjunction with Lucid's advanced powertrain and superior engineering. Lucid's record-breaking journey, undertaken in July from St. Moritz, Switzerland, to Munich, surpass...
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    Nio Power signs cooperation agreement with Jiangsu Financial Leasing to set up 100 new battery-swap stations in Jiangsu, mainland China
    Shanghai-based electric-car maker Nio Inc. has entered into an agreement to establish 100 new battery-swap stations in Jiangsu, mainland China. This initiative involves Nio Power, the company's energy arm, and Jiangsu Financial Leasing, which has signed a strategic cooperation agreement in Nanjing, mainland China. The collaboration aims to enhance the density of energy replenishment facilities supporting battery swapping and charging in Jiangsu province. Through this local development, the pa...
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    Paua integrates EDRI’s 177 high-powered charging connectors into its network
    Paua, a UK company specializing in aggregating electric vehicle charge points for fleets, announced an integration with Eon Drive Infrastructure (EDRI), adding 22 new locations and 177 high-powered connectors to its network. This expansion increases Paua's total number of connectors to over 65,000, enhancing its position among the largest EV charging networks in the UK. Paua CEO and Co-founder Niall Riddell highlighted the strategic importance of this smart infrastructure, catering specifical...
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    Indiana announces over $3.3 million to support EV charging infrastructure
    Go Electric Vehicle Indiana (GOEVIN) has announced the recipients of its Charging Infrastructure Funding Opportunity, which aims to expand publicly accessible direct current fast charging (DCFC) and Level 2 charging infrastructure across Indiana, US. GOEVIN is a public-private partnership including the Indiana Environmental Management Department and Drive Clean Indiana. The organization is committed to promoting electric vehicle adoption and providing educational information on the benef...
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    Lyten to acquire all remaining assets of Northvolt in Sweden and Germany
    Lyten has announced a binding agreement to acquire Northvolt's remaining assets in Sweden and Germany, including Northvolt Ett and Ett Expansion in Skellefteå, Northvolt Labs in Västerås, and Northvolt Drei in Heide, Germany. This acquisition also includes all remaining Northvolt intellectual property, with several members of Northvolt's executive team expected to join Lyten. While financial details of the deal were not revealed, the assets are valued at approximately $5 billion, comprisin...
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    Indie Semiconductor to acquire Vienna-based emotion3D for $20 million
    Indie Semiconductor has announced a definitive agreement to acquire emotion3D GmbH, a company based in Vienna. Emotion3D specializes in developing advanced perception algorithms and software for in-cabin sensing, advanced driver assistance systems and automated driving. This acquisition aligns with the evolving global automotive regulations and new car assessment programs that aim to enhance road safety through the deployment of multimodal-sensing technologies, such as cameras and radars. These ...
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    NHTSA to examine Tesla's Full Self-Driving features and robo-taxi service
    The US National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) has shown interest in examining Tesla's Full Self-Driving features, particularly its driverless-taxi service. The US safety regulator communicated with Tesla on July 1 to arrange a visit to Austin to experience the service firsthand, as detailed in an email uploaded to the NHTSA's website on Aug. 7. The regulators also requested information on the size of Tesla's robo-taxi fleet, plans for public rollout, and the use of...
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    Geely Auto secures AI safety certification under ISO/PAS 8800 from SGS-TÃœV Saar
    SGS-TÃœV Saar has awarded Geely Auto the world's first certification for AI safety process compliance under the ISO/PAS 8800:2024, marking an important milestone in the automotive industry. This certification affirms that Geely Auto's safety process architecture aligns with the latest standards for AI systems in road vehicles, setting a precedent for secure and standardized AI integration in autonomous driving technologies. With AI playing a crucial role in advanced mobility by enhancing sensing...
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    Silicon Creations integrates low-area phase-locked loop into Codasip's test chip for automotive RISC-V systems
    Silicon Creations announced the successful integration of its low-area integer phase-locked loop (PLL) into Codasip's latest test chip. This integration enables the evaluation of Codasip's L31AS dual-core lock-step central processing unit (CPU) and crypto accelerator intellectual property (IP). The partnership signifies an important development in deploying efficient clocking solutions tailored for automotive-grade RISC-V systems. Codasip's L31AS CPU, designed for automotive applications...
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    Goodyear Q2 FY 2025 net income jumps to $254 million on one-time gain, structuring benefits
    Goodyear Tire & Rubber’s net profit more than tripled to $254 million in the second quarter ended June 30, 2025, despite a 2.3% year-over-year decline in net sales to $4.5 billion. The US-based tiremaker also recorded income before income taxes of $305 million, more than double compared to $133 million achieved during the same period in 2024. The second quarter was characterized by gains from the sale of the Dunlop brand, rationalization charges and costs associated with the Goodyear Fo...
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    Emobi partners with ElectricFish to advance EV charging infrastructure with integrated solutions
    Emobi, a prominent player in North America's electric vehicle charging infrastructure, has partnered with ElectricFish to enhance the next generation of distributed energy infrastructure. This collaboration enables ElectricFish to join Emobi's platform as a charge-point operator partner, with Emobi providing digital infrastructure for both public chargers and fleet depots. The partnership leverages Emobi's JustPlug technology with ElectricFish's energy storage and fast-charging solutions, addres...
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