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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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    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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    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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    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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    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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    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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    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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    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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    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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    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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    Cylib begins construction of industrial-scale battery recycling plant in Germany
    German startup Cylib has commenced construction of its first industrial-scale battery recycling plant after securing €55 million in the largest funding round for a European battery recycling company. The plant, situated at Chempark near Düsseldorf, Germany, will cover an area equivalent to three football pitches and is expected to be operational by 2026, with the capacity to recycle 30,000 metric tons of electric vehicle batteries annually. Given that the average EV battery weighs approximate...
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    Sila starts operations at new silicon anode plant in Washington, US
    Sila, a next-generation battery materials company, has commenced operations at its new automotive-scale silicon anode plant, Sila Moses Lake, located in Moses Lake, Washington. This facility is pioneering advanced silicon anode material production in the US, marking a significant development toward closing the innovation-to-manufacturing gap domestically. Covering over 600,000 square feet on a 160-acre site, the plant is designed to support an initial production capacity of 2-5 GWh, with the ...
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    Compleo and Plug Me In exit UK’s EV charging services market
    Charge-point operators Compleo and Plug Me In (PMI) have exited the UK market, citing difficult trading conditions in the electric vehicle charging and infrastructure sector. Compleo, which offered slow, rapid and workplace charging solutions, had collaborated with entities such as Network Rail and Islington Council on various projects, including a £1.2 million rollout. Following the decision, Compleo's parent company, Kostal, announced the closure of Compleo Charging Solutions UK, with assu...
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    Pike Construction releases mechanic’s liens as Glencore revitalizes Li-Cycle Rochester Hub
    Pike Construction Services has released mechanic's liens amounting to over $7 million on the Li-Cycle Rochester Hub, signaling that new owner Glencore is taking steps to compensate contractors and revitalize the project. Five lien releases were filed with the Monroe County Clerk's Office, including one for nearly $5.1 million against Li-Cycle North America Hub Inc. Originally, Pike recorded these claims of delinquency in the state Supreme Court in Monroe County in late 2023 after Li-Cycle stoppe...
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    Minda Corp. targets annual revenue to reach nearly $2 billion in FY 2029/30
    Minda Corp., the flagship company of India-based Spark Minda Group, has outlined ambitious revenue growth plans targeting revenue of over 175 billion rupees (nearly $2 billion) for the fiscal year 2029/30, a three-and-a-half-fold increase from its current revenue base, Autocar Professional reported Sept. 24. This growth is expected to be driven by increased contributions from the passenger vehicle segment, premium products evolution, electrification advancements and expanded export activities. ...
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    LG Innotek plans to invest $190 million in new production facility in Mexico
    LG Innotek is planning to establish a new production center in Querétaro, Mexico. According to the Querétaro state government, the South Korean supplier will invest $190 million in the facility, which will focus on the production of cameras, LEDs, motors and automotive components. The new factory will be situated in the Kaizen Industrial Park in Colón, Querétaro, and the initial phase is expected to employ 630 people. “They are going to invest about US$190 million. The first p...
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    Porsche realigns propulsion strategy, retains combustion engines
    German high-performance sports-car maker Porsche plans to realign its propulsion strategy by continuing to offer models with internal combustion engines (ICEs) while delaying the rollout of battery-electric vehicles (BEVs) to reduce the cost of transition on its balance sheet. In an announcement on Sept. 19, Porsche said that its executive and supervisory boards have approved "significant adjustments" to the brand’s product portfolio in the medium and long-term period, with an aim to achiev...
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    Nio plans trial operations for fifth-generation battery-swap stations by late 2025
    Shanghai-based electric carmaker Nio Inc. plans to commence trial operations of its fifth-generation battery swap stations by the end of 2025. The full deployment is scheduled for 2026. These new stations will have a 20% increase in capacity compared to the previous generation. Nio's Co-Founder and President Qin Lihong announced this during a media roundtable in Hangzhou, Zhejiang, on Sept. 21. The trial sites are expected to begin operations by December 2025. At the Nio Day 2025 event ...
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    Go Eve enhances EV infrastructure with DockChain technology across North America
    Go Eve, a rising electric vehicle charging technology company, is raising $3.5 million as it celebrates UL 2202 (ETL) certification for its innovative DockChain system. The company has reached a significant milestone with its multibay charging technology, which is expected to enhance the deployment of EV infrastructure across North America. The company's flagship product, DockChain, is a system that combines hardware and software to optimize DC fast (Level 3) charging. Its innovative daisy-ch...
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    Xpeng Motors introduces ultrafast EV charging network in Israel
    Xpeng Motors, a mainland Chinese electric vehicle manufacturer, has launched an ultrafast-charging network in Israel. The network was announced in Rishon LeZion, with the presence of Xpeng Motors Chairman He Xiaopeng and Israeli Energy Minister Eli Cohen. This network features high-power chargers from Star Charge, a mainland Chinese company specializing in EV charging infrastructure, and incorporates smart technology for dynamic power management. This allows alignment with vehicle charging ne...
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    Autel Energy advances Cape Town's EV bus fleet with solar-powered charging project
    Autel Energy has announced its involvement in South Africa's largest public electric vehicle bus charging project, located in Cape Town, South Africa. This initiative is part of the city's bus fleet electrification, with the goal to facilitate the operation of 120 electric buses by December using Autel Energy's advanced MaxiCharger DC Fast technology. The project, conducted in collaboration with STS Tech Group, is centered at Cape Town's Arrowgate Depot, which utilizes a solar-grid ...
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    Niron Magnetics licenses foundational variable flux motor patents to boost electric motor performance
    Niron Magnetics announced that it has licensed a comprehensive portfolio of foundational variable flux motor (VFM) patents on Sept. 18. This strategic agreement aims to apply decades of advanced motor research to commercial ventures, enabling enhanced performance in next-generation electric motors across various industries. The licensed patents incorporate innovative motor design technologies that, when combined with Niron Magnetics' rare-earth-free iron nitride magnets, offer improvements in ef...
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    WeaveGrid receives strategic investment from LG Technology Ventures for EV-grid integration
    WeaveGrid, a software company focused on enhancing electric vehicle adoption on the electric grid, has announced a strategic investment from LG Technology Ventures, the venture capital arm of LG Group. This investment strengthens WeaveGrid's position as the preferred platform solution for automakers and energy companies integrating EVs with the electric grid. LG Technology Ventures brings valuable energy storage expertise to WeaveGrid's ecosystem of strategic partners, emphasizing the importa...
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    Helios Charging launches a new platform to unlock alternative investment in the US’ clean energy infrastructure
    Helios Charging, an environmental impact company focused on electric vehicle charging and solar projects, has announced the launch of its new platform, which is designed to provide accredited investors with an opportunity to engage in the clean energy sector through tax equity investments. As the demand for renewable energy and EV infrastructure continues to grow, there is a notable need for capital to develop these essential projects. Helios Charging aims to fill this gap by offering tax equ...
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    Aumovio debuts on Frankfurt Stock Exchange as independent automotive technology company
    Aumovio, the former Automotive group sector business of Continental, started trading on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange (FTSE) as an independent automotive technology company on Sept. 18. The company’s shares debuted on FTSE under the ticker symbol AMV0 at €35.00 per share, forming a market capitalization of €3.5 billion. As previously announced, Continental’s shareholders received one share of Aumovio for every two Continental shares held. "Today's listing marks the start of a new ...
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    Wallbox deploys 275 eM4 EV chargers at Munich Airport
    Wallbox has expanded its European presence with the deployment of eM4 chargers at Munich Airport, a significant aviation hub in Europe. This installation represents a crucial aspect of the airport's e-mobility strategy and Wallbox's commitment to sustainable transportation. The new charging park consists of 275 Wallbox eM4 charging ports, catering to the increasing electric vehicle traffic at the airport. The initiative is a collaboration with AMBA operations, a Munich-based electrical contra...
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    Tesla settles lawsuits over fatal 2019 Autopilot crashes in California
    Tesla has settled two lawsuits concerning fatal crashes in California, US, from 2019 involving its Autopilot software, according to court documents, as reported by Reuters on Sept. 17. These settlements follow a separate case in Florida, US, where a jury ordered Tesla to pay $243 million in damages for another 2019 crash involving an Autopilot-equipped Model S. Tesla has responded by hiring new lawyers and seeking to overturn this Florida verdict or have a new trial. The company had previously r...
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    Rivian breaks ground on its planned manufacturing plant in Georgia, US
    Rivian conducted a groundbreaking ceremony at its manufacturing site in Social Circle, Georgia. The event was attended by notable figures such as Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp and Georgia Speaker of the House Jon Burns. Rivian's planned facility is expected to create 7,500 jobs by 2030 and 2,000 construction jobs. The planned manufacturing plant is slated to produce Rivian's next-generation electric vehicles, including the midsize R2 sport utility vehicle and R3 crossover, with customer vehicle pro...
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    Forvia announces two major appointments in senior leadership team
    Forvia has appointed Vanessa Picron as vice president, group chief technology officer, effective Sept. 15. Picron, who previously served as vice president of Faurecia Clarion Electronics Europe Division, succeeds Christophe Aufrère, who retired in June. She will report to Carla Gohin, executive vice president and chief strategy officer of Forvia. In her new role, Picron will strengthen the company’s innovation strategy by anticipating automotive technology trends and optimizing p...
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    Fastned opens its largest EV charging hub between Ghent and Antwerp in Belgium
    Fastned has inaugurated its largest electric vehicle charging station at the new Fastned Gentbrugge rest area, which is located on the E17 highway between Ghent and Antwerp in Belgium. This location is designed to serve approximately 26 million EVs passing annually. Beyond charging, Fastned Gentbrugge offers travelers a relaxing stop with high-quality food and drinks in a green environment. The site includes 16 fast-charging points of 400 kW each for EVs, strategically positioned in a driv...
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    Tata Motors signs MOUs with 13 charge-point operators to install over 25,000 public EV chargers for electric commercial vehicles
    Tata Motors, India's largest commercial vehicle manufacturer, has achieved a significant milestone in promoting zero-emission mobility by installing over 25,000 public charging stations for electric small commercial vehicles (e-SCVs). These stations are strategically located in more than 150 cities in India, including major urban areas such as Delhi-NCR, Bengaluru, Mumbai, Chennai and Hyderabad, enhancing the range confidence, operational efficiency and earnings of last-mile delivery ope...
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    IAA Mobility 2025: Camel energy showcases advanced lithium-ion solutions
    Camel Energy GmbH, the European branch of Camel Group, showcased a wide range of lithium-ion (Li-ion) battery solutions at the IAA Mobility 2025 in Düsseldorf, Germany. The event highlighted the company's capabilities in providing advanced battery solutions for various sectors, including passenger cars, commercial vehicles, light mobility, low-altitude aircraft and marine applications. A key feature was the introduction of Camel Energy's lineup of large cylindrical battery cells, known for t...
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    California awards $1.1 million to It's electric for curbside vehicle-to-grid EV charger development
    The California Energy Commission (CEC) has awarded $1.1 million to Brooklyn-based It's electric to develop, certify and commercialize the world's first curbside vehicle-to-grid electric vehicle charger. This initiative is part of the Enabling Electric Vehicles as Distributed Energy Resources grant under California's Electric Program Investment Charge (EPIC) Program, aimed at advancing the state's climate goals through innovative energy technologies. In partnership with the University of ...
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    Sion Power advances anode manufacturing with proprietary vacuum deposition method
    Sion Power is advancing the anode manufacturing process by implementing a proprietary vacuum deposition method in place of the conventional mechanical rolling technique. This new process allows it to produce lithium-metal anodes with improved control, efficiency and performance, breaking past the limitations of traditional methods that restrict lithium thickness to 30-50 microns. Instead of using lubricants and additives, Sion Power's vacuum deposition deposits lithium directly onto copper fo...
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    SK On opens pilot plant for all-solid-state batteries in South Korea
    SK On, a leading global battery manufacturer, has completed the construction work of its all-solid-state battery (ASSB) pilot plant in South Korea. The facility, which has been officially opened, is part of the company's larger strategy to commercialize these next-generation batteries by 2029. The ceremony marking the completion of the ASSB pilot plant was held at SK On's Institute of Future Technology in Daejeon, South Korea, on Sept. 15, with key attendees including SK On CEO and ...
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    Natrion opens new battery manufacturing site in New York following $1.3 million funding
    Natrion, a US-based battery technology company, has announced the opening of a new manufacturing site in Cheektowaga, New York. This development follows the approval of $1.3 million in funding from the New York Power Authority (NYPA) board of trustees in July, aimed at supporting the project and creating 19 jobs. The new facility will enhance Natrion's production capacity, capable of servicing 500 MWh of lithium-ion batteries annually, with an initial capacity throughput of 250,000 square meters...
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    Amazon tests General Motors’ BrightDrop electric vans as part of its plan to induct 100,000 electric delivery vehicles by 2030
    Amazon is testing General Motors' (GM) BrightDrop electric vans as part of its initiative to introduce 100,000 electric delivery vehicles by the end of the decade. The testing involves slightly more than a dozen vans, which are added to a fleet that already includes electric vehicles from Rivian. In 2023, GM sold 12 of its 2024 model BrightDrop vans to Amazon. Despite this testing, Amazon's partnership with Rivian remains unchanged, according to spokesperson Steve Kelly. Amazon holds a 16%...
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    Ram cancels battery-electric vehicle truck, plans to launch extended-range pickup truck
    Stellantis' Ram brand has decided to cancel the development of its full-size electric Ram 1500 pickup truck due to slowing demand for electric vehicles. A company spokesperson said that with decreased demand for full-size battery electric trucks in North America, Stellantis is reevaluating its product strategy and will discontinue the development of the full-size battery-electric vehicle (BEV) pickup. The launch of the truck had been delayed twice, with initial plans set for late 2024. On ...
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    EV charge-point operator Bolt.Earth deploys over 100,000 chargers across India
    Bolt.Earth, an electric vehicle charge-point operator (CPO), has successfully deployed over 100,000 EV chargers across India, marking a substantial expansion in the country's EV charging infrastructure. Bolt.Earth's EV charging network spans over 1,800 towns and cities and includes a range of charging solutions such as residential, workplace, and high-speed Blaze DC and Lightning DC units, catering to two-wheelers, three-wheelers and four-wheelers. These charging solutions are developed ...
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    Hanon Systems reaches production milestone of 1 million R744 e-compressors
    Hanon Systems, a global automotive thermal management supplier and subsidiary of Hankook & Co. Group, has achieved a milestone of producing over 1 million units of electric compressors (e-compressors) using the eco-friendly refrigerant R744 (CO2). This accomplishment comes just one and a half years after the company reached 500,000 units in January 2024, signifying Hanon Systems' progress and competitiveness in the e-compressor market. The production of R744 e-compressors occurs at Hanon ...
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    EIB allocates €17.5 million to Joltie SA for EV charging expansion in Greece and Cyprus
    The European Investment Bank (EIB) is providing long-term venture debt financing of up to €17.5 million to Joltie SA, a Greek electric vehicle charging-point operator. This investment is part of the InvestEU program and aims to expand public charging infrastructure in Greece and Cyprus by facilitating the addition of approximately 2,200 new charging points by 2029. The project aligns with EU climate goals by supporting sustainable mobility, reducing greenhouse gas emissions, and enabli...
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    Tata Technologies acquires ES-Tec Group to enhance automotive engineering capabilities
    Tata Technologies (TTL), a global product engineering and digital services company, has announced its acquisition of ES-Tec Group, based in Wolfsburg, Germany. This acquisition is valued at €75 million, to be distributed over two years, inclusive of performance-based earn-outs. The deal is expected to be EPS accretive starting from the first year of operations. ES-Tec Group, founded in 2006, is recognized for its premium automotive engineering services, particularly in areas such as Driver Ass...
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    Aeva Technologies launches high-performance 4D lidar sensor for smart infrastructure
    Aeva Technologies Inc. recently launched a new high-performance 4D lidar sensor named Atlas Orion, designed for smart infrastructure and security applications. This sensor features a single-box design with Power over Ethernet, facilitating easier installation and reducing costs. It is capable of detecting vehicles up to 500 meters away and vulnerable road users such as pedestrians up to 200 meters, while offering a wide 120-degree field of view with high resolution for extensive intersection cov...
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    Envirospark achieves milestone with 2,500th charger online, expanding EV infrastructure network
    EnviroSpark, a significant charging provider and charge-point operator, has achieved a milestone by bringing its 2,500th charger online as part of its network, with an additional 1,000 network plugs contracted to be operational soon. This development highlights EnviroSpark's continued efforts to expand reliable electric vehicle infrastructure across North America. Unlike other companies that often announce ambitious deployment targets that are not fully realized, EnviroSpark emphasizes tangib...
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    IAA Mobility 2025: StarCharge showcases V2G charging products
    StarCharge, recognized for its role in electric vehicle charging infrastructure and smart energy solutions, participated in the IAA Mobility 2025 event in Munich. In collaboration with a notable automotive original equipment manufacturer, StarCharge showcased its vehicle-to-grid (V2G) products, which garnered significant attention from European visitors. This interest is anticipated to boost the expansion of StarCharge's V2G products within European markets. StarCharge, serving as a strategic...
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    IAA Mobility 2025: Seres Power unveils Super Range-Extender System
    Seres Power recently launched its latest-generation Seres Super Range-Extender System, advanced engine technology and a new distributed electric drive system at the IAA Mobility 2025 in Munich. Seres Power aims to collaborate with supply chain partners to deliver safer, smarter and more convenient mobility solutions globally. The new Seres Super Range-Extender System is based on the Saiyi (C2E) Range-Extender Architecture with RoboREX Intelligent Control Technology, offering advantages in qui...
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    Autel unveils EV and BESS projects with advanced battery and power conversion systems
    Autel's Greensboro, North Carolina, site at its manufacturing facility has unveiled a 250-kWh battery cabinet paired with a 125-kW power conversion system. This installation includes Autel MaxiCharger DC Fast and two DC Compact units, which are designed to provide reliable high-power charging, reduce peak demand costs and improve site resiliency. Autel Energy anticipates completing several more electric vehicle and battery energy storage system (BESS) projects before the end of 2025, demonstr...
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    Kodiak Robotics delivers first autonomous truck with AI technology to Atlas Energy Solutions
    Kodiak Robotics, a provider of AI-powered autonomous vehicle technology, and Roush Industries, a product development supplier, have announced the delivery of the first Kodiak Driver-equipped autonomous truck from Roush's production line. This truck, equipped with Kodiak's advanced AI driving system, was delivered to Atlas Energy Solutions in August 2025. Atlas began receiving trucks equipped with the Kodiak Driver in December 2024 and has received eight trucks to date as part of its 100-truck or...
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    ExxonMobil to acquire technology and US-based assets of Superior Graphite
    ExxonMobil plans to strategically expand into the advanced synthetic graphite business by acquiring the technology and US-based assets of Superior Graphite, a company with over a century of experience in graphite and materials production. This acquisition, made Sept. 8, includes some select international offices of Superior Graphite and represents a significant step in establishing a robust synthetic graphite supply chain in the US. The move into synthetic graphite is driven by its advanta...
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    Octopus Energy launches EV leasing business in Germany
    Octopus Energy Group, a British renewable energy company that also operates in the electric vehicle services space, is expanding its operations in Germany's automotive sector by launching Octopus Electric Vehicles. The latter will offer comprehensive EV packages in Europe's largest car market. Following its success with over 800,000 customers in Germany, Octopus aims to boost EV adoption with a package that includes an electric car, a home charger, access to the Octopus Electroverse...
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    ZF appoints Mathias Miedreich new CEO and chairman of management board
    The supervisory board of German automotive supplier ZF Friedrichshafen has appointed Mathias Miedreich as its new CEO. Miedreich will take over from the current CEO, Holger Klein, who will leave the company by mutual agreement on Sept. 30. Miedreich has been a member of the management board since January. He also heads ZF’s Electrified Powertrain Technology division. Apart from becoming the new CEO, he will also take over as the new chairman...
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    IAA Mobility 2025: BorgWarner showcases next-gen propulsion technologies in Munich
    BorgWarner presented a wide array of next-generation technologies for electric, hybrid and combustion vehicles at the IAA Mobility 2025 event in Munich. The showcased innovations include a range extender designed to boost electric vehicle range and flexibility without increasing emissions. BorgWarner also highlighted its latest generation of inverters, eTurbo, eBooster solutions and advanced thermal management technologies such as high-voltage heaters, integrated thermal modules, eCoolers&n...
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    Kempower launches Denmark’s first megawatt-charging station
    Kempower, a Finnish supplier of DC fast-charging solutions, has launched Denmark's first megawatt electric vehicle charging station under the country's new subsidy program for electric trucks. The Danish government's Funding Scheme for the Green Transition of Heavy Transport, which opened Sept. 3, involves a pledge of 352.5 million kroner (approximately $55.26 million) to assist logistics companies in investing in electric trucks and charging infrastructure. This subsidy is fun...
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    IAA Mobility 2025: BYD plans to manufacture Dolphin Surf EV at its upcoming factory in Hungary
    BYD plans to build its first electric vehicle manufacturing plant in Hungary, the leading Chinese EV and battery manufacturer announced on the sidelines of the ongoing IAA Mobility 2025 in Munich. BYD Executive Vice President Stella Li revealed developments for the Dolphin Surf, a compact EV that recently received a five-star safety rating from the European New Car Assessment Program (EuroNCAP). This model will be the first to be produced at BYD's new factory in Szeged, Hungary. The comp...
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    PIX Moving redefines urban mobility with AI and robotics at IAA Mobility 2025
    PIX Moving, a leading AI-native vehicle company, is redefining urban mobility by transforming how cities function and evolve through innovative vehicle solutions. This company integrates AI, modular robotics and bio-inspired designs to create a new generation of digitally manufactured urban transport systems that are autonomous, adaptable and human-centered. PIX Moving aims to showcase its vision at IAA Mobility 2025 in Munich, featuring key innovations such as the PIX Beastie (Robo-EV), a two-s...
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    IAA Mobility 2025: Desay SV showcases smart mobility solutions
    Desay SV has showcased innovative products and solutions at the IAA Mobility 2025 event in Germany, demonstrating its technological capabilities in smart vehicles. The company presented a full-stack portfolio encompassing intelligent driving, intelligent cabin and connected services, alongside successful mass production projects with global customers, reflecting its engineering prowess in the automotive industry. Highlighted products included the AI Intelligent Cabin Platform G10PH, body domain ...
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    Telenor launches IoT Drive in Europe to support automotive connectivity
    Telenor IoT has announced the launch of IoT Drive, a solution tailored to address the evolving needs of the automotive industry. The announcement was made Sept. 8 in Stockholm. IoT Drive aims to provide automakers with ultrareliable, regulatory-compliant connectivity to help them navigate the complexities of the software-defined vehicle era. The automotive industry is increasingly dealing with challenges related to global connectivity, regulatory requirements and the delivery of seamless infotai...
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    IAA Mobility 2025: NVIDIA showcases future software-defined vehicles
    At the IAA Mobility conference in Munich, NVIDIA Vice President of Automotive Ali Kani emphasized the transformative impact of cloud-to-car AI platforms on automotive safety, intelligence and trust. NVIDIA showcased how vehicles are becoming AI-defined machines, merging data center capabilities with factory production. Kani highlighted the transition from horsepower to compute power as automotive engineering increasingly integrates NVIDIA's cloud-to-car platform to enhance vehicle safety, intell...
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    IAA Mobility 2025: Horizon Robotics unveils smart driving solutions
    Horizon Robotics showcased its smart driving solutions at IAA Mobility 2025 and announced the establishment of its European headquarters, according to a press release on Sept. 9. This move aims to enhance mobility experiences worldwide by offering safer, more comfortable and convenient solutions for drivers and passengers. At the event, the company highlighted its flagship urban-Navigate on Autopilot (NOA) solution, Horizon SuperDrive (HSD), which features advanced architecture and reinforced...
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    CATL plans to begin production operations at its plant in Hungary by early 2026
    Chinese battery-maker CATL is set to commence production at its Debrecen facility in eastern Hungary within the next few months, enhancing its European manufacturing capacity. The company, according to a Reuters report, plans to start production by the end of 2025 or early 2026. The new plant, with an annual capacity of 100 GWh and 9,000 employees, will be larger than CATL's European facility in Thuringia, Germany. This expansion aims to bolster battery production for automakers such as BMW, ...
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    IAA Mobility 2025: Hyundai Mobis showcases technologies; sets goal to become global top-3 automotive supplier
    Hyundai Mobis is showcasing its advanced technologies at IAA Mobility 2025 in Munich for the third consecutive year. This year, the South Korean supplier has emphasized three innovation keywords: Sustainable Electrification, Optimized Integration of Functions and Maximized In-Vehicle User Experience. The company is showcasing its technological innovations that are leading the advancement and change of future mobility to the European market. During a media session at the event, ...
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    IAA Mobility 2025: Volkswagen subsidiary Elli launches pilot project on bidirectional charging for the first time
    Volkswagen Group subsidiary Elli has launched a pilot project for bidirectional charging in private households on the sidelines of the ongoing IAA Mobility 2025. The technology is aimed at utilizing electric vehicle batteries and home solar power systems for powering residential units. Central to this project is an 11-kW bidirectional charger developed with Elli's partner, Cubos, which allows the EV battery to power homes using self-generated solar energy. This technology ...
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    IAA Mobility 2025: Xpeng opens new R&D center in Munich
    Xpeng, a Chinese electric-car maker, is showcasing its latest advancements at the ongoing IAA Mobility 2025, where it is also marking the European debut of the Next P7. Xpeng's new-generation Next P7 electric vehicle highlights the company's capabilities in AI technology, intelligent driving systems and high-performance engineering, and demonstrates its expanding global reach. In parallel, Xpeng has also announced that it plans to open its first European research and development ...
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    Tesla launches a new program allowing businesses to purchase its superchargers
    Tesla is intensifying its focus on its supercharging network amid declining global vehicle sales. The company has launched a new initiative allowing businesses to purchase white-labeled superchargers, featuring custom business logos on each cabinet. These businesses are responsible for purchasing the charging equipment and overseeing installation, while Tesla provides the necessary hardware, software and ongoing support to transform parking lots into fast-charging hubs for electric vehicles o...
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    QCraft announces globalization strategy with European headquarters and Qualcomm partnership
    QCraft, a company specializing in Level 2++ to Level 4 autonomous driving solutions, has announced the launch of its globalization strategy at IAA Mobility 2025, which includes establishing its European headquarters in Germany and forming a partnership with Qualcomm. These developments mark QCraft's official entry into the EU and global markets. The company has completed the validation process from research and development to large-scale production of its full-stack Navigate on Autopilot (NOA) s...
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    Uber and Momenta to test robo-taxis in Munich by 2026
    Uber and Chinese autonomous vehicle startup Momenta plan to begin testing robo-taxis in Munich in 2026, marking the first continental European city chosen by either company for this venture. This collaboration was first announced in May 2025, with Uber saying that Momenta-powered vehicles would become available on its platform in Europe by 2026. The initial phase will involve human safety operators who will monitor the vehicles and can take over control if necessary. Founded in 2016, Mom...
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    TexPower appoints Bader Almonawer as president to lead lithium-ion phosphate manufacturing expansion
    TexPower, a US-based company specializing in battery cathode materials, has appointed Bader Almonawer as its new president. Almonawer is tasked with leading the company's efforts to reestablish American leadership in lithium-ion phosphate (LFP) manufacturing and spearhead its expansion. He brings a wealth of experience in leadership, finance and operations, having held roles such as chairman of the audit committee at NeOnc Technologies and serving on the boards of Neuromena and Arabian Group of ...
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    Nauto introduces AI-driven updates for enhanced fleet safety and compliance
    Nauto has announced new updates to its AI-powered fleet safety platform, scheduled for release throughout September. These updates introduce enhanced risk detection features, improved driver alerts, and expanded compliance and hardware solutions for commercial fleets. The company's in-cab device now features a more advanced AI model aimed at better detecting external driving risks. Key improvements include predictive intersection violation alerts, refined speed monitoring, and, for the first tim...
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    Schaeffler begins large-scale production of high-voltage inverter brick in mainland China
    Schaeffler has commenced large-scale production of its high-voltage inverter brick in Tianjin, mainland China, within one year, for a leading mainland Chinese automotive manufacturer. This milestone signifies a significant step in Schaeffler's electrification strategy. The inverter brick, powered by cutting-edge silicon carbide (SiC) technology from development partner ROHM, is adaptable and scalable, making it suitable for various battery-electric, plug-in and range-extender vehicles. The in...
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    Waymo expands autonomous vehicle testing to Denver and Seattle
    Waymo has announced the introduction of its vehicles, the Jaguar I-Pace sport utility vehicle and the Zeekr van, to Denver and Seattle, marking a further expansion within the US, according to a report published by TechCrunch on Sept. 2. Initially, these vehicles will be driven manually before initiating tests of Waymo's autonomous technology in these cities. The company anticipates beginning robo-taxi services in Denver in 2026 and intends to expand into the Seattle metropolitan area onc...
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    WeRide launches fully driverless robo-taxi service in Guangzhou
    According to a press release on Sept. 4, WeRide has launched 24-hour fully driverless commercial operations of its robo-taxi GXR in Huangpu District, Guangzhou, mainland China. This represents the first autonomous ride-hailing service in the world offering point-to-point trips in a major city's core urban area. Passengers can hail these driverless robo-taxis using the WeRide Go app. The GXR, which was introduced in October 2024, moved from road testing to fully driverless commercial se...
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    Lyten announces new leadership for Europe after acquiring Northvolt
    Lyten, a US-headquartered company specializing in battery energy storage and materials innovation, has appointed new executives in Sweden and Poland, soon after agreeing to acquire Northvolt's assets in Europe.  According to Lyten, the executives selected for the respective roles possess extensive experience in industrial transformation. They are familiar with Northvolt's operations, having significantly contributed to stabilizing and enhancing operations over the past year. Matt...
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    IAA Mobility 2025: Volkswagen Group to showcase intelligent mobility solutions
    The Volkswagen Group is showcasing its innovative capabilities and advanced technologies at the IAA Mobility event in Munich from September 7 to 12. During this period, the Group will display a comprehensive range of technological advancements at their exhibition stand in hall B1. Their presentation includes world premieres and a variety of intelligent mobility concepts, highlighting innovations in electric and hybrid drives, range extender concepts, and both highly automated and autonomous driv...
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    Swvl surpasses previous peak revenue levels in Egypt by August 2025
    Swvl Holdings Corp, a global provider of tech-enabled mass transit solutions, announced that its operations in Egypt have surpassed their previous peak revenue levels from 2022 in Egyptian-pound terms as of August 2025. The company anticipates achieving parity in US dollar terms soon. This milestone comes less than two years after a significant restructuring period, highlighting a notable turnaround with an improved bottom line.  Over the past two years, Swvl implemented a focused strate...
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    Via Transportation announces IPO with targeted valuation up to $3.50 billion
    Via Transportation, a transit technology company, announced its plans for an initial public offering (IPO) with a targeted valuation of up to $3.50 billion. The company and some existing investors aim to raise up to $471 million by offering 10.7 million shares priced between $40 and $44 each. This move comes amid a recovery in IPO markets, driven by strong tech earnings and expectations of interest rate cuts. Jeff Zell, a senior research analyst, noted that current momentum in the IPO market is ...
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    Toyota to invest €680M at its Czech plant to produce a new BEV, build a new battery assembly facility
    Prime Minister of the Czech Republic Petr Fiala, Minister of Industry and Trade Lukáš Vlček, and Toyota Motor Europe President Yoshihiro Nakata announced the production of a new battery-electric vehicle (BEV) at Toyota Motor Manufacturing Czech Republic (TMMCZ), according to a Sept. 3 press release. This marks a significant milestone as it is the first BEV to be produced in one of Toyota's European plants. The TMMCZ plant in Kolin will be expanded from 152,000 square meters to 173,000 s...
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    IAA Mobility 2025: Hyundai Mobis to showcase future mobility technologies
    Hyundai Mobis is participating in IAA Mobility 2025 Europe to showcase its future mobility vision and technological strategy. The company aims to demonstrate its technological competitiveness in Europe using its next-generation core technologies, which include electrification and electronics, with the goal of translating this into global core technology orders. Under the theme Deeper Look to Progress, Hyundai Mobis is presenting its technological innovations to advance future mobility to the Eur...
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    May Mobility expands autonomous vehicle services in Grand Rapids under goMARTI 2.0 project
    In a press release dated Sept. 2, May Mobility announced the expansion of its autonomous vehicle services as part of the goMARTI 2.0 transportation project in Grand Rapids, Minnesota. This expansion, achieved in partnership with Minnesota's Iron Range Resources & Rehabilitation office and The PLUM Catalyst, introduces additional stops based on community feedback at key locations such as Itasca Community College and the Judy Garland Museum. The service now operates from Monday to Saturday, 10...
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    Synopsys enhances semiconductor design with expanded Synopsys.ai Copilot GenAI capabilities
    In a press release on Sept. 3, Synopsys announced the expansion of its Synopsys.ai Copilot generative AI capabilities for semiconductor design, enhancing speed and complexity handling in chip development. Synopsys aims to optimize silicon performance and improve efficiency, with early access customers experiencing significant gains in design quality and productivity. The AI capabilities are streamlining workflows, allowing tasks that took days to be done in hours and those that took hours to be ...
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    Nio plans to offer 100-kWh batteries as standard for its entire EV lineup
    At the Chengdu Auto Show 2025, Shanghai-based electric-car maker Nio announced that it will now offer 100-kWh batteries as standard across its entire lineup of vehicles. This decision comes with a price adjustment, lowering the costs of cars with the 100-kWh battery to the levels previously set for models with a 75-kWh battery. Complaints from customers about the limited range of the 75-kWh batteries prompted this change. As of Aug. 29, all Nio models, including the ET5, ET7 sedans,...
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    XCharge introduces GridLink DC fast charger with integrated battery storage in Berlin
    XCharge has launched its GridLink DC fast charger with integrated battery storage in Berlin, marking the debut of this advanced charging solution in Europe. The move follows the successful deployment of XCharge's GridLink DC fast chargers in the US. The GridLink system is designed to combine high-power charging capabilities with built-in energy storage, which helps to reduce pressure on local grids and ensures reliable electric vehicle charging, particularly in high-demand urban areas. T...
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    Zaptec launches the UK’s first vehicle-to-grid ready AC charger
    Norway-based electric vehicle charging solutions provider Zaptec has launched the Zaptec Go 2, a 3-phase, 22-kW AC charger in the UK. The newly launched AC charger is vehicle-to-grid (V2G)-ready and is tailored for both domestic and commercial applications, providing a gateway to the grid for homeowners and businesses. Zaptec, with over 650,000 products sold across Europe, highlighted that Go 2's V2G capability supports ISO 15118 for plug-and-charge and bidirectional energy com...
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    BASF Battery Materials renews long-term cathode active materials supply agreement for its Schwarzheide plant in Germany
    Leading global supplier of battery materials, BASF Battery Materials, has renewed its long-term supply agreement for cathode active materials (CAM) with an undisclosed third party, with the CAM materials to be supplied from its plant located in Schwarzheide, Germany.  The new renewal is in addition to BASF's global framework agreement with CATL, which the two companies had signed earlier in July. Under the said long-standing agreement, BASF will be a key supplier to CATL, ...
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    Volkswagen Group consolidates Indian technology operations under single entity
    Volkswagen Group has unified its 3,800-strong Indian technology workforce under the new name Volkswagen Group Digital Solutions India, announced on Sept. 2. This strategic consolidation integrates its diverse technology teams across multiple Indian locations into a single organizational framework, contributing significantly to its global digitalization strategy. As a result, India becomes Volkswagen Group's largest digital partner globally, operating alongside established IT hubs in Germany and ...
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    Vayavya Labs partners with JCER to advance AI/ML education through NVIDIA Computing Center
    Vayavya Labs Pvt. Ltd., an innovative tech company, has signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) with Jain College of Engineering and Research (JCER) in Belagavi, India, marking a significant step in deep-tech enablement and local talent development. The collaboration was highlighted by the establishment of the NVIDIA Computing Center at JCER, a cutting-edge facility aimed at enhancing student education and experimentation in AI, machine learning and high-performance computing. Vayavya La...
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    Electric Era launches charging station network to improve EV charger visibility and reliability
    Electric Era announced that it has launched the Electric Era Charging Station Network to enhance visibility on original equipment manufacturer vehicle mapping systems and third-party platforms. This network aims to help customers find their preferred high-power DC fast chargers more easily. Electric Era's founder and CEO, Quincy Lee, emphasized its commitment to creating a reliable electric vehicle charging network in the US, enhancing brand affinity and customer loyalty programs for retailer...
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    General Motors transitions to NACS charging ports for EVs, starting with 2026 Cadillac models
    General Motors (GM) is embarking on a transition to standardize electric vehicle charging ports. From Combined Charging System 1 (CCS1) charging ports, the company plans to shift to a native North American Charging Standard (NACS) port, starting with the 2026 Cadillac OPTIQ and OPTIQ-V models. This gradual transition aims to simplify the charging process by standardizing the plug shape needed for charging at stations. During this transition period, vehicles and chargers will exist in both sta...
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    Hyundai Motor Group launches NUMA to transform urban transportation with advanced technologies
    Hyundai Motor Group has launched the Next Urban Mobility Alliance (NUMA) in Seoul, South Korea. This initiative aims to transform urban transportation through advanced mobility technologies, addressing social and environmental challenges by promoting inclusive mobility innovation. The launch ceremony at the Grand Walkerhill Seoul marked the establishment of an open collaboration framework, bringing together government, industry, academia and research institutions. Key attendees included Hee-up K...
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    Munich-based startup Hyperdrives raises €3M in pre-seed round
    Hyperdrives, a Munich-based startup that specializes in high-performance electric drives, raised €3 million in its oversubscribed pre-seed funding round. The funding round was led by Rethink Ventures with participation from First Momentum Ventures, SDAC, Acequia Capital, 2100 Ventures, Prototype Capital and several notable angel investors. With the new investment, Hyperdrives aims to advance its customer pipeline into commercial projects, validate the durability of its products to meet...
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    Cariqa revolutionizes EV charging with direct platform for transparent pricing and interoperability
    Cariqa has developed a platform allowing charge-point operators (CPOs) to connect directly with customers, eliminating the need for e-mobility service providers (EMPs). This approach facilitates more consistent tariff setting and provides drivers with lower and more transparent prices. Cariqa is rolling out two products, Cariqa Go and Cariqa Connect, to aid adoption. Cariqa Go aims to simplify ad hoc payments, offering harmonized pricing across all channels without hidden markups, while Cariqa C...
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    Finnish government takes controlling stake in Valmet Automotive; acquires CATL’s stake
    Valmet Automotive has announced several strategic decisions that will significantly impact its future growth. The Finland-based auto parts supplier and contract vehicle manufacturer plans to offer its expertise beyond the automotive industry. The company expects its special expertise in industrial serial production will benefit other sectors, including the defense sector. Valmet has also decided to divest Ioncor, its subsidiary focused on developing battery systems for hyb...
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    UTA expands eCharge network to Switzerland, UK and Nordic countries
    UTA has expanded its UTA eCharge public charging network to include Switzerland, the UK and Nordic countries such as Denmark, Sweden, Norway and Finland. This expansion allows customers in these regions to access UTA's extensive European public charging network, which comprises over 925,000 public charging points across 28 European countries. The network includes approximately 300 truck-compatible stations, such as the Milence fast-charging network. With this addition, UTA eCharge is now...
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    Indian conglomerate Reliance Industries plans to launch battery gigafactory in Gujarat in 2026
    Indian conglomerate Reliance Industries (RIL) is intensifying its focus on clean energy, with plans to launch a mega battery production facility by 2026, develop a solar electricity project that exceeds the size of Singapore, and achieve 3 million metric tons of green hydrogen capacity by 2032. During the company's 48th annual general meeting (AGM), Anant Ambani, executive director of RIL, highlighted the company's efforts to build the world's most integrated new-energy ecosystem encompassing...
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    Dutch startup Deftpower raises €12.5 million for its AI-powered EV charging platform
    Arnhem-based clean tech startup Deftpower, a company offering AI-powered electric vehicle charging solutions, has secured €12.5 million in funding to expand its presence across Europe and enhance its smart charging technology. The investment round was led by Endeit Capital, with participation from Proeza Ventures, 4impact capital, Rethink Mobility and business angel Jan Fredriks. Deftpower, founded in 2020 by Jacob van Zonneveld, Marc Diks and Remco Tjeerdsma, is developing a platfo...
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    Valeo opens new China production facility for ADAS sensors
    Valeo has officially inaugurated a new manufacturing facility in Waigang Industrial Park, Jiading District, Shanghai. This development is a strategic move by Valeo to bolster its presence in the mainland Chinese market and support the advancement of autonomous vehicle technologies. The new plant, covering an area of 30,000 square meters, focuses on the research, development and production of domain controllers and advanced driving assistance systems. This facility is particularly significan...
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    Anthro Energy opens new facility at The Loop in Alameda
    Anthro Energy, a tech company specializing in creating high-energy density and long life span battery cells and electrolytes, has moved into its new 31,748-square-foot facility at The Loop. The opening was attended by Alameda Mayor Marilyn Ezzy Ashcraft and Congresswoman Lateefah Simon. Founded in 2021 by CEO David Mackanic and Chief Technology Officer Joe Papp, the company relocated from San Jose, California, due to its recent successes and the need to expand its operations. The new facility in...
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    Aumovio appoints Jutta A. Dönges as new CFO
    Jutta A. Dönges is set to join the executive board of Aumovio SE as the CFO, latest by March 1, 2026, Continental said in a press release on Aug. 28. Dönges will take over from Philipp von Hirschheydt, the designated CEO of Aumovio, who is also serving as the interim CFO of the company. Aumovio's supervisory board has appointed Dönges as CFO for a period of three years. She is working as CFO of Uniper, a Germany-based multinational energy company. Dönges, a graduate of...
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    GlobalFoundries secures CHIPS Act funding without equity deals amid US government stakes in companies
    GlobalFoundries said that its funding under the CHIPS Act remains secure and does not involve any equity arrangements, following the US government's recent acquisition of a 10% equity stake in Intel, according to a report published by Reuters on Aug. 27. At the Deutsche Bank Technology Conference, John Hollister, the company's CFO, confirmed that it is receiving government funding as per its milestone achievements.  The government's stake in Intel came with a deal involving NVIDIA and AM...
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    Electra Battery Materials appoints David Stetson to board amid strategic recapitalization
    Electra Battery Materials Corp. has announced the appointment of David Stetson to its board of directors. Stetson is an experienced executive with extensive leadership experience in the natural resources sector, including serving as a CEO for 14 years. During his time as CEO of Alpha Metallurgical Resources, he significantly increased the company's market capitalization and led it through a complex restructuring process. He also served on the board of Mallinckrodt Pharmaceuticals, where he playe...
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