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Einride to co-develop autonomous all-terrain vehicle for dual-use transport in Sweden
Einride AB announced that it will colead the development of an autonomous tracked vehicle capable of transporting standard EU pallets as part of an initiative to strengthen Sweden's civil and military preparedness. The tracked vehicle will be equipped with Einride's proprietary autonomous drive software, the Einride Driver, which is expected to enable autonomous transport of critical supplies in rural areas. In peacetime, the vehicle can be used for delivering food and medicine to locations such...
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BMW i Ventures launches $300 million fund to support AI startups reshaping automotive ecosystem
BMW i Ventures, the corporate capital venture arm of the BMW Group, has launched its third fund, committing $300 million to the premise that AI will fundamentally reshape how the automotive industry operates and creates value across its ecosystem. Fully backed by the Germany-based automotive group, Fund III will focus on physical AI, agentic AI, industrial software, manufacturing technologies, supply chain technologies and advanced materials. It will invest across North America and Europe from s...
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Auto China 2026: Valeo and Holoride expand partnership, present expanded XR gaming portfolio
At Auto China 2026, being held in Beijing from April 24 to May 3, 2026, Valeo announced the expansion of its partnership with Germany-based startup Holoride to accelerate the rollout of extended reality (XR)-gaming experiences for passengers in vehicles across global markets. After unveiling their collaboration at CES 2026, the two partners are now focusing on scaling a growing portfolio of in-car extended reality content by combining Valeo's advanced sensor technolog...
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General Motors to update model year 2022 and newer vehicles in US with Google Gemini
General Motors (GM) has announced that it is upgrading vehicles with Google Gemini, bringing advanced conversational AI to the road. Gemini will be rolled out soon to approximately 4 million model year 2022 and newer Cadillac, Chevrolet, Buick and GMC vehicles in the US with Google built-in, which the company describes as one of the largest deployments of Gemini in the industry. This comes ahead of a custom-built AI assistant, fine-tuned with proprietary vehicle data and shaped by OnStar intelli...
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MN8 Energy and San Jose Clean Energy sign tolling deal for 40 DC fast chargers
MN8 Energy LLC (MN8) has announced a new tolling agreement with San Jose Clean Energy (SJCE) to design, build, own and operate 40 direct-current fast-charging (DCFC) ports across five city-owned sites in San Jose, California. The agreement is intended to bring 40 affordable DCFC ports to underserved communities. Under the terms of the agreement, MN8 will fund project costs and support operational performance, while SJCE will retain control over branding and retail pricing. Revenue will be col...
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Wallbox's revenue falls 21% y/y to €29.7 million in Q1 2025
Wallbox, a provider of electric vehicle charging and energy management solutions worldwide, announced its financial results for the first quarter ended March 31, 2026, and provided a business update. For the quarter, the company generated revenue of €29.7 million, down 21% year over year. The net loss for the year also widened to €19.3 million, compared with €18.4 million in the first quarter of 2025. Wallbox reported continued improvement in operational efficiency, including a 31% year...
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Colorado Senate advances bill to strengthen EV battery recycling
The Colorado Senate has passed a new legislation, SB26-003, aimed at promoting responsible recycling, reusing and managing of electric vehicle (EV) batteries at the end of a vehicle's life. The bill is sponsored by Senator Katie Wallace, D-Longmont, and Assistant Majority Leader Lisa Cutter, D-Jefferson County, and focuses on improving the end-of-life management of EVs, plug-in hybrid electric vehicles (PHEVs) and hybrid batteries. Senator Wallace stated that Coloradans who drive EVs care abo...
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ElectroMobility Poland partners with Foxconn to build EV production and research hub in Poland
ElectroMobility Poland (EMP) will partner with Taiwan's Foxconn to develop an electric vehicle production and research hub in southern Poland, as part of plans to create an EV champion in response to growing European demand. The state-backed company said it is negotiating the scope of cooperation with Foxconn and its EV subsidiary Foxtron Vehicle Technologies, including the possible formation of a joint venture, and aims to sign binding agreements in the second half of 2026. EMP's CEO Cyprian...
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What Europe can learn from China about controlling the growing mass of EVs
Electric vehicles are significantly heavier than the internal combustion engine (ICE) cars they are replacing, and vehicle mass has climbed by more than 25% over the last decade. Balancing added weight, with rising consumer expectations for ride comfort and refinement, is driving demand for more sophisticated suspension technologies. In China, semi-active suspension is being rolled out at scale, even on midmarket EVs. In Europe, the pressure to hit aggressive price points has largely confined th...
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Axial flux motors will achieve price parity with radial flux motors in the future: Rory Brogan, founder and CEO, Torev Motors
With early industry recognition, innovative wound-rotor designs, and a clear commercial roadmap targeting 2029 deployments, Torev is positioned to reshape electric motor technology while anticipating trends like modularity and smarter controllers. The following are edited excerpts. S&P Global Mobility: Tell us about the genesis of Torev Motors; how did it come into being? How did you select axial flux motors? Was the focus always on rare earth free axial flux motors or did you pivot to th...
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Charging ahead, unevenly
The electrification of transport is no longer constrained by vehicles but by the systems that support them. As electric cars and trucks proliferate, attention has shifted to the charging networks that must underpin mass adoption. What was once a question of rollout is now becoming one of performance: reliability, interoperability and economics are emerging as the industry’s defining challenges. Public charging, in particular, remains uneven. Drivers encounter incompatible systems, inconsist...
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We have solved the technical limitations associated with switched reluctance motors: Ali Emadi, founder and CEO, Enedym Inc.
Enedym’s switched reluctance motors (SRMs) are expected to not only reduce the dependence on rare earth metals, currently used in a majority of propulsion e-motors produced worldwide, but also significantly reduce the cost of development and production of e-motors in general. Enedym is tackling one of the industry’s most pressing challenges: reducing reliance on rare earth elements (REEs), which are costly, environmentally taxing, and largely sourced from [mainland] China. Dr. Emadi expl...
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Software-defined vehicles and multi-cycle leasing: From OTA refresh to modular vehicle renewal
The automotive industry’s shift towards a more sustainable approach is driving the growth of multi-cycle usage models. As automakers aim to capitalize on technological innovation and changing customer usage, these strategies extend the life of vehicles, components and materials through repair, repurposing, and refurbishment.  In traditional automotive cycles, vehicles are manufactured for a single owner, before eventually being scrapped, with limited opportunities to recycle materials....
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Plugged in, switched off
For much of the past decade, the electric-vehicle industry measured progress in plugs. Governments set targets for charger numbers; companies raced to install ever-faster hardware; maps filled with reassuring clusters of pins. The logic was straightforward: Build enough infrastructure and adoption would follow. By 2025 that premise had begun to fray. In many developed markets, chargers are no longer scarce. Yet drivers still report failed sessions, opaque pricing and unreliable equipment. The...
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InterBattery 2026: Battery tech expands into AI and robotics to mitigate EV volatility
InterBattery 2026, which was organized at the Convention and Exhibition Center (COEX) in Seoul, South Korea, over March 11-13, marked a significant pivot by the battery manufacturers and material suppliers towards application-specific optimization, thermal safety and the expansion of battery technology into the artificial intelligence (AI) and robotics era to mitigate risks associated with EV demand volatility. The 14th edition of InterBattery, which was hosted by the Ministry of Trade, Indus...
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What Europe can learn from China about controlling the growing mass of EVs
Electric vehicles are significantly heavier than the internal combustion engine (ICE) cars they are replacing, and vehicle mass has climbed by more than 25% over the last decade. Balancing added weight, with rising consumer expectations for ride comfort and refinement, is driving demand for more sophisticated suspension technologies. In China, semi-active suspension is being rolled out at scale, even on midmarket EVs. In Europe, the pressure to hit aggressive price points has largely confined th...
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