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    FISITA World Mobility Conference 2025: Key themes and concerns for the automotive industry
    One thing is abundantly clear after the FISITA World Mobility Conference (WMC) last week. Megatrends impact everything. No longer can chassis development, braking, safety validation and so forth stand alone without impact from the broader drive towards electrification, the AI revolution or SDVs, to name a few.  The event’s sessions gave the impression that electrification is already baked into the industry, particularly in Europe where the debate on (regulation-pushed) direction is ...
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    Beyond horsepower: Compute becomes the new competitive edge for OEMs
    Automotive compute power is becoming a defining metric of vehicle capability — not just for autonomy, but across cockpit systems, connectivity and life-cycle software deployment. As vehicles transition toward centralized electrical/electronic (E/E) architectures and software-defined platforms, silicon performance is now a core determinant of what a vehicle can do — and how long it will remain competitive in the field. Two metrics have emerged as industry standards for measuring this compu...
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    Polestar Charge expands to over one million charging points across Europe
    Polestar's public charging service, Polestar Charge, is offering access to 1 million charging points, forming one of the broadest networks in Europe, through a single app, according to a July 2 press release. The service, available in all Polestar markets in Europe, includes major operators such as IONITY, Recharge, Total, Fastned, Tesla Super Chargers and Allego, alongside local providers in various markets, ensuring comprehensive public charging options for users. The subscription offer ...
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    U Power collaborates with Beijing Foton for battery swapping in global markets
    U Power Ltd., a provider of electric vehicle battery-swapping solutions, announced the signing of a memorandum of understanding with Beijing Foton International Trade Co. Ltd., a subsidiary of Foton Motor, to jointly promote battery-swapping-compatible electric heavy trucks, buses and vans in Southeast Asia, South America, Hong Kong and Macau markets. U Power will offer technological support to integrate battery-swapping capabilities into Beijing Foton vehicles and develop battery-swappi...
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    Allotrope Energy unveils advanced supercapacitors with Lignavolt for improved hybrid energy solutions
    Allotrope Energy has introduced supercapacitors that claim to double the performance and reduce the cost of hybrid energy solutions significantly. These supercapacitors have twice the energy density compared to existing solutions, while being half the weight and size and at a fraction of the cost. This breakthrough is made possible through the use of Lignavolt, a sustainably produced nano-porous carbon material. These supercapacitors offer a higher energy density of approximately 14-15 watt-h...
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    Petaling Jaya City Council in Malaysia plans 1,000 EV chargers to boost green mobility
    The Petaling Jaya City Council (Majlis Bandaraya Petaling Jaya [MBPJ]) in Malaysia is planning to install 1,000 electric vehicle chargers at strategic locations and public parking areas across Petaling Jaya in two phases. According to Petaling Jaya Mayor Mohamad Zahri Samingon, this initiative is a part of the city's low-carbon urban development agenda and involves collaboration with green energy solution providers. The first phase aims to install 500 EV chargers, with the help of strategic p...
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    Pirelli launches Scorpion All Season SF3 tire for SUVs with enhanced safety features
    Pirelli has introduced the Scorpion All Season SF3, a new all-season tire specifically designed for sport utility vehicles, that builds upon the features of the Cinturato All Season SF3. The Scorpion All Season SF3 prioritizes safety and versatility across different weather conditions, showcasing excellent results in Dekra tests for cumulative braking. The all-new tire receives an "A" rating for wet grip on the European label and holds the 3PMSF certification for snow performance. It also off...
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    CATL launches two battery production lines inside Seres’ EV factory in Chongqing
    In a first-ever move, Contemporary Amperex Technology Ltd. (CATL), the world's largest manufacturer of electric vehicle batteries, has launched its production lines inside a carmaker's factory to produce and supply customized battery cells. According to the report published by Yicai Global on July 1, CATL has commenced operations at a production line installed at a factory owned by Seres Group for the latter's premium EV brand Aito.  Two CATL Cell-to-Pack 2.0 production lines have b...
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    Toyota invests more than $50 million in Arizona Proving Grounds for enhanced testing capabilities
    Toyota Motor North America commenced the expansion of its Arizona Proving Grounds with a commitment to invest more than $50 million, the automaker said in a July 2 press release. The project includes constructing a 5.5-mile oval track, an off-road park, new riding and handling surfaces and plans for an advanced driver assistance technology facility in the future. The planned expansion, scheduled to be mostly completed by the end o...
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    Allego selects Kempower to procure EV charging solutions in Europe
    Kempower has been chosen as one of the preferred electric vehicle charging equipment suppliers by Allego, a major charging-point operator (CPO) in Europe. Allego aims to enhance its provision of reliable, high-performance EV charging solutions, and Kempower is set to aid this mission through its collaboration. This partnership follows successful pilot projects conducted in the Netherlands, Belgium and Sweden since 2023. The initial phase involves deployments in the Nordics, the Benelux a...
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    ChargePoint launches comprehensive home charging solution for EVs used as fleets
    ChargePoint has announced the new Flex Plus charger, designed to meet the needs of home charging for company cars in Europe, which makes up 60% of new car sales in the region. The Flex Plus charger works with ChargePoint's Driver Management Solution to reimburse employees for home energy use, offers public charging options for on-the-road drivers, and provides insight into fleet-wide charging activities. The Flex Plus is the first charger built on ChargePoint's new AC charging architecture...
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    Lyten acquires Northvolt’s Poland-based battery plant
    Lyten, a US-based company specializing in supermaterial applications and lithium-sulfur batteries, plans to acquire Northvolt's Dwa ESS operations in Gdansk, Poland. The battery plant, which was part of Northvolt Systems, is the largest battery energy storage systems (BESS) manufacturing and research and development facility in Europe. Both companies have not disclosed the financial details of the acquisition. The deal will facilitate Lyten's expansion into the European market and enhance its...
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    Vishay unveils compact AEC-Q200 qualified thermistor for automotive cooling systems
    In a press release dated July 2, Vishay Intertechnology introduced a new AEC-Q200 qualified negative temperature coefficient (NTC) immersion thermistor, designated as Vishay BCcomponents NTCAIMM66H. This thermistor features a compact design suitable for small spaces in liquid-cooled automotive systems, providing a rapid 1.5-second response time to temperature changes. It is built with a miniature NTC thermistor encased in a stainless-steel 316L housing and lead-free brass, offering traction...
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    Infineon advances gallium nitride semiconductor market with 300-mm wafer technology
    Infineon Technologies has provided an update on its 300-mm gallium nitride (GaN) manufacturing roadmap, confirming it is on track to ship initial customer samples by the fourth quarter of 2025. The company is progressing toward enhancing its customer base and reinforcing its market presence. Infineon is noted for its expertise in power systems, managing materials such as silicon (Si), silicon carbide (SiC) and GaN. GaN semiconductors offer advantages such as higher power density, faste...
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    Seoul Semiconductor's WICOP No-wire technology advances in automotive market
    In a press release on July 2, Seoul Semiconductor announced that its No-wire technology, WICOP, has been utilized in the automotive sector as mini LED displays since May. WICOP is significant for being the first No-wire LED technology, and its entry into the automotive display market is noteworthy due to its high brightness and durability, even under challenging conditions. The technology applied to mini LED displays allows for ultraslim designs, making it suitable for full array local dimmin...
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    Nota AI and Renesas collaborate to optimize driver monitoring system on RA8P1 microcontroller unit
    According to a press release dated July 2, Nota AI announced a collaboration with Renesas Electronics to optimize a driver monitoring system (DMS) on Renesas' new RA8P1 microcontroller unit (MCU). This collaboration focuses on integrating AI efficiently into compact processors, enabling scalable, real-time driver behavior analysis in embedded systems, which enhances safety features in automotive environments where space and power are limited. The RA8P1 incorporates Arm Cortex-M85 and Cor...
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    Briggs Automotive Co. to build next-generation road-legal race car with Siemens Xcelerator
    Siemens Digital Industries Software announced that Briggs Automotive Co. (BAC) will adopt the Siemens Xcelerator portfolio to develop the next generation of Mono, its single-seater road-legal race car. BAC, founded by Neill and Ian Briggs in 2011, aims to create road vehicles that provide a pure driving experience, integrating advanced racing technology. The current Mono model weighs 570 kg and features a 2.5-liter naturally aspirated powertrain, producing 311hp and 313 Newton meters (N.m) of to...
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    Harman acquires Cipia to enhance automotive in-cabin monitoring and safety features
    Harman International, a subsidiary of the South Korea-based conglomerate Samsung Electronics, has announced the acquisition of Cipia, an Israel-based supplier of driver and occupancy monitoring systems for the global automotive industry. The completion of the acquisition is subject to customary closing conditions and regulatory approvals. The acquisition is part of Harman's strategic expansion of its in-cabin experience portfolio, and it builds on the successful collaborat...
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    Taoglas launches Patriot series roof-mount antenna for connected vehicle fleets
    Taoglas, a provider of advanced radio-frequency (RF) and antenna solutions, announced the release of its new Patriot series, a versatile, compact roof-mount antenna tailored for connected vehicle fleets. This advanced antenna is especially beneficial for emergency services, utilities and commercial sectors. The Patriot series integrates up to 18 antenna elements within a single module, offering robust multinetwork connectivity while minimizing roof clutter and simplifying installation processes....
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    Nissan to recall over 440,000 US vehicles, citing potential engine defects
    Nissan has announced a recall of over 440,000 vehicles in the US due to potential engine defects that might result in engine failure. The recall, identified as 25V437, affects several models, including the 2021–2024 Rogue, 2019–2020 Altima, 2019–2022 Infiniti QX50, and the 2022 Infiniti QX55. These vehicles are equipped with 3-cylinder 1.5-liter (L) or 4-cylinder 2.0L variable compression turbo engines. Nissan said on the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) website that ...
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    Hitachi subsidiary GlobalLogic becomes Volvo Cars’ strategic technology partner
    GlobalLogic Inc., a Hitachi Group company based in Santa Clara, California, has been selected as one of Volvo Cars' strategic partners in engineering services as part of a new partnership ecosystem announced July 1. This collaboration aims to create advanced digital mobility experiences and solutions by combining GlobalLogic's technical expertise and scalable, distributed model with Volvo Cars' objectives. This partnership focuses on fostering innovation, operational efficiency and delivering lo...
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    Czech Republic set to permit operation of vehicles equipped with SAE Level 3 autonomy, starting Jan. 1, 2026
    The Czech Republic is set to become the second country in Europe, following Germany, to allow the operation of vehicles equipped with SAE Level 3 autonomy, beginning Jan. 1, 2026. On April 24, 2025, President Petr Pavel signed an amendment to the Road Traffic Act, legalizing the movement of Level 3 vehicles on Czech roads. Under this new legislation, drivers will not be required to actively engage in driving tasks but must be ready to take control within 10 seconds if prompted. This amendment...
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    EV advocacy groups urge US House to revise Senate bill on EV tax credits
    An electric vehicle advocacy group has called on the US House to revise a Senate-approved bill that would eliminate the $7,500 tax credit for new electric vehicle sales and leases, and the $4,000 credit for used EVs, effective Sept. 30. The Electrification Coalition emphasized that removing these credits could undermine the US manufacturing industry and hand over control of the future of transportation to mainland China, urging the House to oppose the bill. Calstart, a California-based nonpro...
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    Tata Group begins construction of £4 billion EV battery plant in the UK
    Tata Group's global battery business, Agratas, has begun construction on a significant electric vehicle battery plant in the UK, marking a vital milestone in the project's development. The first steel frames were erected at the Puriton site, near Bridgwater, Somerset. Agratas is investing £4 billion in developing the site, which formerly served as the Royal Ordnance Factory, strategically located near junction 23 of the M5. The construction phase is anticipated to take two years and sho...
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    Mobilize partners with Andersen EV to offer premium home charging for Renault vehicles
    Mobilize, the mobility and financial services division of Renault Group, has teamed up with Andersen EV, a UK designer of electric vehicle charging solutions, to offer premium home charging options to Renault Group EV customers. This partnership enables customers purchasing electric models such as the Renault 5 E-Tech electric, Renault 4 E-Tech electric, Renault Scenic, Renault Megane, Alpine A290 and Dacia Spring to acquire an Andersen Quartz charge point, professionally installed, for £999. ...
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    Posco Holdings to test Direct Lithium Extraction technology in North America
    Posco Holdings is preparing to be the first South Korean company to test and verify Direct Lithium Extraction (DLE) technology in North America, aiming to establish a lithium supply chain for secondary battery core materials. The company plans to commercialize its independently developed DLE technology by successfully operating a demonstration plant in the US, targeting undeveloped lithium salt lakes across North America. On June 30, Posco Holdings signed a memorandum of understanding with Au...
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    SKF India plans to invest $170.5 million by 2030 to strengthen production capacity
    SKF India has announced plans to invest up to 14.6 billion rupees (about $170.5 million) by 2030 to strengthen its manufacturing capabilities across key facilities in the country, Press Trust of India (PTI) reported June 30, citing an investor presentation by the Indian subsidiary of the Sweden-based company. The company has earmarked capital expenditure ranging from 12.1 billion rupees to 14.6 billion rupees by 2030 to enhance manufacturing capacities at its plants in Haridwar, Uttarakhand; Pun...
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    Samsung Wallet adds digital key compatibility for Mercedes-Benz
    Samsung Electronics announced that Samsung Wallet will support digital key functionality for select Mercedes-Benz vehicles beginning July 2025. This integration will allow Galaxy users to lock, unlock and start their Mercedes-Benz vehicles directly from their smartphones, offering a seamless, keyless experience. “We’re excited to bring Mercedes-Benz drivers the incredible convenience that comes with Samsung Digital Key access,” said Woncheol Chai, EVP and head of the digital wallet...
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    OPmobility secures contract in India to supply full bumper and grille for light truck model
    OPmobility has secured a contract from an automaker in India to develop and supply a full bumper and grille for a light-duty truck model, the company said in a press release on June 30. The French supplier delivered a prototype and production-ready solution in under 15 months, far quicker than the typical 26-month timeline in India. OPmobility plans to commence the production of the new bumper and grille by the end of 2026. This contract signifies OPmobility's strengthening presence in the In...
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    TIER IV partners with Newmo to commercialize robo-taxi services in Japan
    According to a press release dated July 2, TIER IV has partnered with mobility startup Newmo to commercialize robo-taxi services in Japan. This collaboration is part of an effort to address regional mobility demands amid Japan's aging population. The Japanese government aims to have autonomous vehicles operating in over 100 locations by 2027 and is promoting robo-taxi services already in use in some US and Chinese cities. The partnership aligns with trends noted in a 2025 Bond Capital report,...
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    Beep launches first fully autonomous public transport system in Jacksonville, Florida
    Beep commenced operations for the Jacksonville Transportation Authority (JTA) autonomous vehicle service, NAVI, in Jacksonville, Florida. NAVI is recognized as the first fully autonomous public transportation system in the US. Beep, under a five-year operations and maintenance contract, will manage this service as part of the JTA’s Ultimate Urban Circulator (U2C) program. Additionally, Beep has secured $52.7 million in a funding round co-led by Intel Capital and Blue Lagoon Capital. In the ...
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    KD integrates 10GBASE-AU transceiver with Leopard Imaging's optical automotive camera
    According to a press release dated June 25, KD, a fabless semiconductor company, announced the integration of its 10GBASE-AU KD7251 optical transceiver into Leopard Imaging's optical automotive multigigabit camera, the LI-VENUS-ISX031-BASE-AU. Leopard Imaging specializes in embedded vision and AI camera technology. Corning Inc. contributed by designing a hybrid cable and connector system using its automotive-grade materials. The new system upgrades the existing camera interface from the ...
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    PX5 FILE achieves ASIL D functional safety certification for real-time operating system
    In a press release on June 17, PX5 announced the off-the-shelf functional safety certification of its PX5 FILE, a high-performance, real-time operating system and middleware. The certification, done by SGS-TÜV Saar, allows developers to use this embedded file allocation table (FAT) file system alongside their application software certification to efficiently and cost-effectively create safety-certified devices for the automotive, industrial and medical sectors. This ultrasmall certified file sy...
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    General Motors recalls 40,233 Chevrolet Blazer EVs due to brake issue
    General Motors (GM) is recalling over 40,000 electric Chevrolet Blazer vehicles due to a brake issue that may lead to crashes. The US National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) said the recall is due to potential damage or corrosion in the rear parking brake wiring harness, which can cause unintended activation or loss of the parking brake function. This recall impacts 40,233 vehicles, specifically the 2024 and 2025 Chevrolet Blazer electric vehicle models. GM reported complaint...
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    QNX and Vector Informatik collaborate to launch foundational vehicle software platform
    BlackBerry division QNX and Vector have announced a memorandum of understanding (MOU) to jointly develop a foundational vehicle software platform aimed at speeding up the development of software-defined vehicles (SDVs) and simplifying automotive software integration. This collaboration merges Vector's middleware technology with QNX's safety-certified operating system. The platform, integrated with TTTech Auto, also includes MotionWise Schedule for enhanced component scheduling. The core objectiv...
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    Autoliv announces resignation of CFO Fredrik Westin for personal reasons
    Autoliv has announced the resignation of Fredrik Westin from his role as executive vice president and CFO. Westin is stepping down for personal reasons and to pursue a new opportunity in continental Europe, where he lived before joining Autoliv in March 2020. He will continue in his role until Dec. 31, 2025, unless an alternative agreement is reached. Autoliv has commenced the search for a new CFO. Mikael Bratt, president and CEO of Autoliv, expressed gratitude, saying, "We extend our heartfe...
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    NHTSA probes over 90,000 JLR vehicles for potential steering knuckle issues
    The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) has initiated a preliminary investigation into over 90,000 Jaguar Land Rover (JLR) vehicles due to concerns regarding potentially defective front steering knuckles, USA Today reported July 1. The investigation specifically targets certain Range Rover Sport models from the 2014 to 2017 model years. The US vehicle safety agency announced the investigation on Monday (June 30) after receiving reports of instances where one or both aluminu...
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    Mainland Chinese battery company EVE Energy files for public listing in Hong Kong
    EVE Energy, a leading mainland Chinese battery-maker, has filed for public listing in Hong Kong. It plans to utilize the proceeds to construct its production facilities in Hungary and Malaysia. Founded in 2001, EVE Energy was listed on the ChiNext stock market in Shenzhen, mainland China, in 2009. From its first public listing to Dec. 31, 2024, the company experienced a revenue compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 43.9% and a net income CAGR of 36.4%. EVE Energy specializes in consum...
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    CATL breaks ground on its JV battery plant in Indonesia
    Mainland Chinese battery-maker CATL has initiated the construction of a $6 billion battery manufacturing plant in Indonesia, according to a report by CnEVPost dated June 30. The project is a collaboration between CATL, Indonesia's state-owned Indonesia Battery Corp. and PT Aneka Tambang, located in Karawang regency, West Java province. The battery plant should have a capacity of 15 GWh per year, sufficient to power between 250,000 and 300,000 electric vehicles, according to Indonesian En...
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    SwRI develops new methods for evaluating performance of hydrogen fuel-cell technology
    Southwest Research Institute (SwRI) has developed new methods to evaluate fuel-cell technology performance and efficiency in hydrogen-powered vehicles without using test tracks or dynamometers. The institute has developed a controller system for hydrogen-powered vehicles, allowing engineers to extract fuel-cell stacks and test them under simulated driving conditions, which aids in the development of performance and efficiency algorithms. In hydrogen-powered vehicles, fuel cells convert hyd...
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    Shell Germany launches pilot project for dynamic pricing at fast-charging stations
    Shell Germany has initiated a pilot project offering dynamic electricity pricing at fast-charging stations based on daily fluctuations in the electricity exchange price, known as the spot price. The aim is to incentivize electric vehicle drivers to charge when electricity is cheaper, usually when there is abundant renewable energy on the grid. This will also help stabilize the power grid. Electricity prices drop during midday due to photovoltaic generation but increase in the early evening du...
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    Audi and Mercedes-Benz withdraw from Apple's CarPlay Ultra partnership
    Audi and Mercedes-Benz, among other car manufacturers, have decided not to adopt Apple's CarPlay Ultra, despite being initially listed as future partners by Apple. Aston-Martin was the first to adopt CarPlay Ultra, with Porsche planning to follow suit. CarPlay Ultra represents the next-generation version of CarPlay and offers advanced integration with vehicles, providing real-time content and customizable features that reflect the automaker's design and aesthetics. Apple announced CarPlay Ult...
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    U Power enters Macau market with battery-swapping agreement
    U Power Ltd. announced its first agreement with an electric service provider (ESP) in Macau to facilitate the deployment of its UOTTA battery-swapping stations and cabinets, as well as the sale of compatible electric vehicles. As part of this agreement, the local ESP will handle the installation and maintenance of U Power's smart battery-swapping infrastructure in Macau. Additionally, U Power will leverage its partnership with UNEX EV BV, a Netherlands-based new-energy and technology company ...
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    Nissan unveils third-generation e-POWER technology for the Qashqai in Europe
    Nissan is introducing the third generation of its e-POWER technology in Europe, set to debut on the Qashqai crossover in September. This new iteration of e-POWER delivers enhanced fuel efficiency, fewer emissions and refinement akin to electric vehicles. Initially launched four years ago in Europe, e-POWER was designed to offer an electric driving experience without plugging in, combining EV-like smooth acceleration with the convenience of traditional combustion engines. The upgraded e-POW...
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    Sona Comstar announces local rare earth magnet production in response to mainland China's export limits
    Sona Comstar, India's largest importer of rare earth magnets, plans to begin domestic production of critical components used in electric vehicles in response to mainland China's export restrictions. Mainland China is responsible for about 90% of global rare earth magnet production and has imposed export limitations as a countermeasure to US tariffs. Despite a recent agreement between the US and mainland China to expedite rare earth export approvals, many governments and companies are seekin...
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    Tesla deploys V4 Superchargers in mainland China
    Tesla has started operations of its first batch of V4 Superchargers in mainland China with a peak power output of 500 kW, while BYD progresses in deploying 1-MW charging facilities. As the largest electric vehicle market globally enters the megawatt-level ultrafast-charging era, Tesla announced on Weibo that its latest V4 Superchargers are now operational for both Tesla and other EV brands. These Superchargers are available at seven stations located in Shanghai, Zhejiang, Gansu and Chong...
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    Singapore collaborates with WeRide to expand autonomous vehicle deployment by 2025
    Singapore Acting Minister of Transport Jeffrey Siow visited WeRide's headquarters in Guangzhou, mainland China, on June 29 to discuss ongoing cooperation in autonomous mobility and announced plans for deploying autonomous vehicles in Singapore by the end of 2025, as reported in a press release on June 30. The initial deployment is set for public housing estates in Punggol, with future expansion planned for Tengah, a newly developed car-lite town. These autonomous vehicles will be integ...
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    Redwood Materials plans to use second-life batteries for microgrid applications
    Redwood Materials developed a battery supply chain to recover and recycle end-of-life batteries in North America, receiving over 20 GWh of batteries annually. This forms about 90% of recycled lithium-ion batteries and battery materials in the region. The company is now setting up Redwood Energy to repurpose second-life battery packs and retain over 50% of capacity for low-cost, large-scale energy storage systems to meet the growing electricity demand driven by AI and electrification. This app...
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    Honda plans to build a new dedicated production plant for fuel cell modules in Japan
    Honda Motor Co. Ltd. plans to build a dedicated manufacturing plant to produce next-generation fuel cell modules in Moka City, Tochigi, Japan. The announcement from Honda confirms the change in the company's previous plan, which involved using part of an old Honda powertrain factory site for its fuel cell operations. Honda initially planned to start fuel cell plant operations in the fiscal year ending March 31, 2028, with a projected annual production capacity of 30,000 units. However...
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    AEye's Apollo Lidar selected by major OEM for transportation safety systems
    In a press release on June 30, AEye, a company specializing in adaptive, high-performance Lidar solutions, announced that its Apollo Lidar units have been chosen by a major transportation original equipment manufacturer. This selection represents a significant potential revenue opportunity of $30 million or more, expected over the next 24 to 36 months. AEye's Apollo was selected due to its superior capability to detect objects from up to 1 km away, facilitating quicker hazard identification and ...
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    Hesai Technology's ATX Lidar receives ISO 26262 ASIL B certification from SGS-TÜV
    As reported in a press release on June 26, Hesai Technology announced that its ATX Lidar has received ISO 26262 ASIL B functional safety certification from SGS-TÜV, a notable testing and certification institution. This certification facilitates the large-scale deployment of advanced driver assistance systems, emphasizing safety and maintaining high industry standards. Hesai's ATX is the fourth product in its lineup to achieve this certification, joining the Pandar128, QT128 and AT128, thereby e...
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    Nissan plans job cuts, seek delayed payment option from suppliers to boost recovery efforts
    Nissan is implementing several measures as part of its recovery plan, which includes cutting 20,000 jobs, equivalent to about 15% of its global workforce, and negotiating with suppliers for extended payment terms to free up cash flow, according to a report by Electrek published June 30. This move follows a previous announcement by the Japanese automaker in May about workforce reductions and factory closures aimed at cost-cutting. In the UK, Nissan will commence discus...
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    Vodafone IoT expands Internet in the Car service to Slovakia
    Vodafone IoT has expanded its Internet in the Car service to Slovakia, increasing the total number of countries where this service is available to 33. This expansion allows motor manufacturers to offer vehicles equipped with reliable, secure and compliant in-car internet access, enabling drivers to roam seamlessly across more than 40 European countries. With the addition of Slovakia, Vodafone IoT has become the largest European provider of in-car connectivity services. The service utilizes Vodaf...
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    L&T Technology Services and thyssenkrupp Steering to jointly establish software hub in Pune
    L&T Technology Services (LTTS) and thyssenkrupp Steering have announced a strategic agreement to create a state-of-the-art software development center in Pune, India. The collaboration aims to enhance modern automotive software solutions, focusing on safety-critical software for advanced steering technologies. LTTS will establish and manage the software hub on behalf of thyssenkrupp Steering, reflecting its expertise in engineering intelligent and sustainable mobility. LTTS has been recog...
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    TomTom announces strategic realignment with AI integration and job cuts
    TomTom has announced its decision to realign its organization in line with a product-led strategy, integrating AI and a scalable framework for product development and delivery. The company has rebuilt its mapmaking platform, resulting in TomTom Orbis Maps, which aims to provide detailed and up-to-date mapping solutions. Investments in the application layer have made it possible for TomTom to offer modular and reusable software solutions, enhancing customer experience with integration-friendly an...
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    OMV, Pražská energetika join forces to expand EV charging network across Czech Republic
    OMV Česká republika and Pražská energetika (PRE) have joined forces to expand the ultrafast-charging infrastructure for electric vehicles across the Czech Republic. This initiative builds upon their previous partnership, which was signed in 2020 and introduced PRE POINT fast and ultrafast chargers to OMV fuel stations nationwide. The new agreement between the two companies entails installing 113 ultrafast-charging stations across 48 locations, with both companies jointly managing inv...
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    Tritium partners Hubject to roll out Plug&Charge functionality across its global network
    Hubject and Tritium have formed a partnership to incorporate Hubject's Plug&Charge functionality into Tritium's charging infrastructure worldwide. This collaboration aims to streamline electric vehicle charging by merging Hubject's Plug&Charge platform with Tritium's advanced technology, facilitating easier EV adoption through simplified charging, akin to refueling traditional vehicles. The partnership aims to leverage Hubject's intercharge platform and ISO15118 Plug&Charge e...
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    Chrysler recalls over 250,600 minivans in US for side curtain airbag issues
    Stellantis’ Chrysler brand is recalling over 250,600 minivans in the US from the model years 2022 to 2025 due to potential issues with their side curtain airbags (SCABs), FOX Business reported June 30. The recall affects Chrysler’s Pacifica and Voyager models, which may have improperly sealed SCABs that do not hold enough pressure during deployment, increasing the risk to passengers in certain types of crashes. Chrysler is not aware of any injuries or accidents ...
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    Gabriel India outlines comprehensive restructuring plan to become diversified auto parts supplier
    On June 30, Gabriel India Ltd., the flagship company of the Anand Group, announced a restructuring to transform from a single-product suspension manufacturer into a diversified automotive components supplier, according to a report by the Hindu Business Line. This restructuring involves the merger of Anchemco India Private Ltd. with Asia Investments Private Ltd. (AIPL), followed by the demerger of AIPL’s automotive operations into Gabriel India. As part of this scheme, Gabriel Indi...
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    JLR using robotics for simulating decade of seat usage in days to ensure comfort and convenience
    JLR has unveiled its advanced seat testing regime, utilizing four KUKA Occubots, which simulate a decade's worth of sitting, moving and twisting within a few days to ensure comfort for its luxury vehicle customers, the carmaker announced in a press release on June 17. In 2024, JLR conducted an online survey of over 2,000 premium and luxury-car sport utility vehicle owners in the UK, the US, Germany and mainland China. The survey revealed that comfort and convenience are top features infl...
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    NIO ventures into chip development with focus on intelligent cabin technology
    According to a report published by Pandaily on June 25, NIO is undertaking the independent research and development of chips, with a focus on producing key chips, particularly AD chips, within the next one to two years. Vice President of hardware Bai Jian previously mentioned this initiative on social media. Recent information indicates that NIO's first self-developed chip will target the intelligent cabin and will be created using Samsung's 7 nm process technology. A former executive from Hu...
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    Fusion Processing launches automated public bus services in Cambridge
    Fusion Processing has initiated passenger services for the Connector project in Cambridge, marking the beginning of continuous automated public bus services in an urban setting, as reported in a press release on June 26. This service was launched with a Mellor Orion E electric midi bus, with plans for two Alexander Dennis Enviro100AEV 8.5 m buses to be added later in the year. All buses are equipped with Fusion's CAVStar Automated Drive System for autonomous operation, while a safety driver is p...
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    Thyssenkrupp Automotive Technology unveils new structure for future growth
    Thyssenkrupp Automotive Technology is set to implement a new customer- and technology-oriented structure with four distinct business units, effective Oct. 1, 2025. This realignment aims to position the segment for profitable growth and capital market readiness, specifically targeting the demand in the mainland Chinese market and the shift toward electromobility. The newly structured business units will focus on chassis, components, aftermarket, and forging, while enhancing customer focus and ...
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    StarCharge launches bidirectional DC charger in Australia to enhance energy systems
    StarCharge has introduced its Halo V2G bidirectional DC charger to the Australian market, marking a significant step in the country's shift toward a more dynamic energy system. This launch was announced during an industry event in Sydney, attended by various stakeholders, including utilities and government agencies. The Halo V2G, which took over two years to develop and test locally, is a next-generation bidirectional DC wallbox. It supports the ISO 15118-2 and ISO 15118-20 protocols and offe...
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    Former Uber CEO and co-founder Travis Kalanick considers acquiring Pony AI's US arm – report
    Travis Kalanick, the former CEO and co-founder of Uber Technologies, is reportedly considering acquiring the US division of Pony AI, a mainland China-based autonomous driving company, several media outlets reported last week. According to The New York Times, Kalanick is working with investors to secure funding for the acquisition, with Uber potentially playing a role in facilitating the transaction. However, the discussions are still in preliminary stages. The financial details of the poten...
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    Thailand BOI pushes for more local content in EVs with fresh incentives
    The Thailand Board of Investment (BOI) has approved investment projects totaling 28.6 billion baht (approximately US$870 million) focused on digital infrastructure and travel sectors. The BOI has also enhanced incentives for the use of local content in the manufacturing of electric vehicles and electrical appliances (E&E). The BOI has introduced incentives for local content use in the automotive and electrical appliance sectors by offering a two-year, 50% corporate income tax reduction. T...
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    Toshiba to showcase SCiB™ battery at ASIA Sustainable Energy Week 2025 in Bangkok
    Toshiba Corporation announced its participation in the ASIA Sustainable Energy Week 2025, which will take place from July 2 to July 4 at the Queen Sirikit National Convention Center in Bangkok. At this event, Toshiba will showcase its SCiB™ lithium-ion battery, which is designed to support decarbonization in the transportation, logistics, maritime and energy sectors. The SCiB™ battery features advanced lithium titanium oxide anode chemistry, providing safety, rapid charging capabilities, ...
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    BMW adopts natural fiber composites for series production models to cut CO₂e emissions
    BMW announced plans to utilize natural fiber composites in its series-production models after successful application in racing cars, the automaker said in a press release on June 17. After years of development and research, these composites, derived from renewable raw materials, have been deemed suitable for meeting the strict requirements of roof structures in vehicle homologation. Developed in collaboration with Bcomp, a Switzerland-based clean-tech company, these flax-based lightweight com...
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    Innolux subsidiary buys Pioneer Corp. for $1.1 billion
    CarUX, a provider of smart cockpit solutions and a subsidiary of Taiwan-based display maker Innolux Corp., has announced that it will acquire Japan’s Pioneer Corporation in a deal valued at ¥163.6 billion (approximately $1.1 billion), as reported by Reuters. CarUX stated it has entered into a definitive agreement with global investment firm EQT to acquire a 100% stake in Pioneer. The acquisition is expected to strengthen CarUX’s footprint in the Asia-Pacific market and expand its globa...
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    All-new Xiaomi YU7 electric SUV features electrochromic smart dimming sunroof from Ambilight
    The all-new YU7 electric sport utility vehicle (SUV), which Xiaomi introduced on June 26, features a new-generation electrochromic smart dimming sunroof from Ambilight, a mainland China-based company specializing in flexible electrochromic technologies. This innovative sunroof, which is controlled by software without the need for physical sunshades, can block up to 99.85% of light in its darkest setting. This feature enhances passenger comfort by reducing glare and improving thermal insulation, ...
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    Mozee and 46 Labs partner to launch secure, scalable network for connected vehicle fleets
    Business communications management provider 46 Labs has announced a strategic partnership with Mozee, a provider of modular agile transit (MAT) services. Through this collaboration, 46 Labs will provide mobile communications infrastructure to help expand Mozee’s fleet of driverless, electric multi-passenger vehicles.  46 Labs’ dedicated, secure and custom infrastructure is designed to minimize risk and ensure continuity even during broader industry outages. The platform also enables ...
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    BYD partners with voestalpine for steel supply to new Hungarian factory
    BYD has reached a supply agreement with voestalpine for procuring steel for its new passenger car factory in Szeged, Hungary. The facility is expected to begin manufacturing new-energy vehicles (NEVs) by the end of 2025.  This partnership marks a key milestone in BYD's policy of localized production, sourcing high-quality auto parts from local suppliers to support its goal of producing cars in Europe for Europe. Voestalpine was chosen for its geographical proximity to the Hunga...
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    Rock Tech Lithium, Ronbay Technology sign MoU to localize battery materials supply chain in Europe
    Rock Tech Lithium Inc., a German-Canadian cleantech company, and mainland China-based Ronbay Technology Co. Ltd., signed a strategic memorandum of understanding to establish a localized integrated lithium-ion battery materials supply chain in Europe. The partnership focuses on Rock Tech supplying battery-grade lithium hydroxide to Ronbay's cathode production facilities in Europe, which will support battery-related component production for European demand. Ronbay will back Rock Tech's Gub...
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    Huawei launches HiCar 6.0 with new connectivity features
    Huawei has unveiled its HiCar 6.0 smart car solution, featuring enhanced intelligence and connectivity capabilities designed to strengthen the interaction between vehicles and users while also supporting improvements across the automotive supply chain.  One of the key highlights of HiCar 6.0 is its multi-integration functionality, enabling seamless connection between multiple smart devices. It introduces First-Sight Aesthetics, a design approach that emphasizes visual innovation and emot...
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    Sionic Energy unveils 370 Wh/kg rapid integration silicon platform
    New York-based Sionic Energy, which is a Cornell University spin-off specializing in lithium-ion battery technology, has unveiled its 'rapid integration silicon platform.' It is designed to facilitate the transition from graphite to silicon in the battery industry. The platform, which is compatible with standard Li-ion manufacturing lines and is validated by independent labs and global automotive firms, offers 370 watt-hour per kg energy capacity, fast charging in less than 10 minutes, a...
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    Eleport, Plugsurfing partner to enhance EV charging accessibility across Croatia
    Eleport and Plugsurfing have formed a strategic partnership to enhance electric vehicle charging accessibility across Croatia. Starting this summer, Plugsurfing customers can easily locate and charge their EVs at Eleport charging stations across Croatia via the Plugsurfing app. Eleport is a public EV charge point operator (CPO) in Central and Eastern Europe that has been expanding its charging network rapidly within Croatia, focusing on installing chargers at major travel and shopping sites. ...
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    BP Pulse opens EV charging hub near San Francisco airport
    bp pulse has opened an electric vehicle (EV) charging hub near San Francisco International Airport. The hub, located three miles from the airport, is part of bp's strategy to establish charging hubs near airports and other high-demand areas in collaboration with Hertz. The site includes 12 ultrafast EV charging bays, each with a 400-kilowatt capacity, featuring a mix of combined charging system (CCS) and North America Charging Standard (NACS) connectors. CCS connectors are compatible with man...
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    Trimble partners with TDK for enhanced navigation solutions
    Trimble and InvenSense, a TDK group company, have announced a collaboration to deliver an advanced navigation solution aimed at enhancing accuracy and reliability in automotive and IoT applications, such as autonomous vehicles, drones and industrial machinery. This new solution combines the Trimble ProPoint Go engine and Trimble RTX correction service with TDK's SmartAutomotive Inertial Measurement Units (IMUs). The Trimble ProPoint Go engine provides high-accuracy position and orientation data ...
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    Benteler Group begins construction on new automotive plant in Morocco
    As reported in a press release on June 25, the Benteler Group has commenced the construction of a new automotive plant in Kenitra, Morocco. Mr. Ryad Mezzour, Minister of Industry and Trade of the Kingdom of Morocco, attended the groundbreaking ceremony. The company plans to invest a significant mid-double-digit million euro amount during the ramp-up phase, with production scheduled to begin in 2026. The new manufacturing facility is expected to create more than 300 direct jobs and pote...
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    Wayve strengthens engineering leadership with three new expert appointments
    Wayve, a company specializing in embodied AI for automotive applications, announced the appointment of three industry experts — Rob Flenniken, Uri Wolfovitz and Dennis Jackson — to enhance its engineering leadership, according to a June 26 press release. Flenniken was named vice president of vehicle software, charged with creating and maintaining a stable and scalable vehicle software platform. He will be responsible for facilitating rapid AI model development and integrating with au...
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    Nuro unveils modular sensor architecture for scalable autonomous vehicle integration
    Nuro announced further details about the Nuro Driver’s next-generation sensor architecture, engineered to offer “unmatched safety, performance and scalability,” the company said on June 18. The latest iteration of the Nuro Driver's sensor architecture has been designed for scalability, utilizing commercially available automotive-grade sensors to ensure high performance and reliability at reduced costs. The modular design allows for quick integration with various vehicle platforms, accom...
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    Silicon Motion's UFS solution validated on Qualcomm Snapdragon cockpit platform
    Silicon Motion Technology Corporation, a global company specializing in NAND flash controllers for solid-state storage devices, announced the successful compatibility validation of its Universal Flash Storage (UFS) solution on the Qualcomm Snapdragon Cockpit SA8295P Platform, as reported in a press release on June 26. This development allows automotive customers to integrate Silicon Motion's UFS solution into designs featuring the Snapdragon Cockpit SA8295P platform. The UFS solution is noted...
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    Garrett Motion opens Wuhan Innovation Center for zero-emission technology advancement
    Garrett Motion Inc. inaugurated its Wuhan Innovation Center, located within the Garrett Wuhan Plant, to expand its zero-emission research and development capabilities. This center, the second in mainland China after the Shanghai R&D Center, forms a dual innovation hub that promotes turbocharging technologies and zero-emission solutions. The opening of this facility aims to advance Garrett's electrification efforts and enhance its position as a provider of differentiated technology for dec...
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    Uber and Waymo launch second US robo-taxi service in Atlanta
    In a press release on June 24, Uber and Waymo introduced their second US robo-taxi service in Atlanta, following an initial launch in Austin, Texas. This collaboration combines Waymo's autonomous vehicle technology with Uber's ride-hailing app to offer electric, driverless rides. In Atlanta, users can start their journey by requesting an UberX, Comfort or Comfort Electric ride via the Uber app. They may then be matched with a fully autonomous Waymo Jaguar I-PACE vehicle at no extra charge. Ri...
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    Toyota to assemble battery packs for hybrid RAV4 in Ontario plants by 2026
    Toyota is planning to assemble its own battery packs at its Ontario plants for the production of the all-new 2026 RAV4 SUV, which will be launched exclusively as a hybrid model. Toyota will add battery-pack assembly lines to its Ontario facilities as part of these preparations. These batteries will be built from cells manufactured at Toyota's newly opened battery plant in Kentucky. This move marks Toyota's effort to support the production of the hybrid RAV4 by retooling its Cambridge and Wood...
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    Clarios to launch Manufacturing Technology & Training Center as part of $6 billion strategy
    Clarios, a global company specializing in advanced energy storage solutions, has unveiled plans to establish a Manufacturing Technology & Training Center in the United States. This initiative is part of the company's $6 billion American energy manufacturing strategy, which includes a $600 million investment in cutting-edge manufacturing. The center aims to serve as a dedicated hub for workforce development, research and development (R&D), and technology validation, providing a secure,...
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    Federal judge orders release of EV charging infrastructure funds impacted by Trump administration
    A federal judge, Tana Lin, has ordered the Trump administration to release billions of dollars earmarked for the construction of electric vehicle charging stations in more than a dozen US states. This decision grants a preliminary injunction for the distribution of funds under the National Electric Vehicle Infrastructure (NEVI) program, which was allocated $5 billion and was set to be utilized from 2022 to 2026. The program was originally signed into law by President Joe Biden in 2021, but fa...
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    50% of new battery production could be decoupled from virgin raw materials within 20 years: CATL
    During London Climate Action Week, CATL and the Ellen MacArthur Foundation discussed their goal of transitioning to a circular battery economy by decoupling new battery production from the use of virgin raw materials. This approach aims to achieve meaningful sustainability and growth without relying on the extraction of critical materials used in battery production. Both entities that forged a strategic partnership earlier in the year have been working on applying circular economy principl...
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    Cadillac launches connected services in Australia and New Zealand
    Cadillac is set to enhance the driving and ownership experience for its customers in Australia and New Zealand with the introduction of Cadillac Connected Services. This initiative, launched on 25 June 2025, will offer a suite of digital capabilities including connected infotainment and over-the-air updates, all accessible via the Cadillac Mobile App. These features will be rolled out in the region from late 2025, starting with the Cadillac LYRIQ, which is currently available for sale. Additiona...
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    BMW Group Korea, KERI partner to establish EV charging interoperability testing center
    BMW Group Korea, led by CEO Han Sang-yoon, has entered into a business agreement with the Korea Electrotechnology Research Institute (KERI) to establish a Global Interoperability Testing Center (GIOTEC). The testing center, which is set to open in the second half of this year at KERI's Ansan branch, aims to enhance the compatibility of EV charging systems by evaluating interoperability among various EV models and charging systems. The collaboration between BMW and KERI intends to improve t...
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    Eleport partners Supernova Group to install 200 ultra-fast EV chargers across Croatia and Slovenia
    Eleport, a leading charge point operator in the Central and Eastern European region, entered a strategic partnership with Supernova Group, a local retail real estate operator. The collaboration aims to introduce about 200 ultra-fast charging points at 30 Supernova shopping centers in Croatia and Slovenia, addressing the increasing demand for electric vehicle (EV) charging in urban and transit areas. The initiative reflects Eleport's mission to establish long-term partnerships that innovate...
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    CATL executive warns of risks from EV discount war in Greater China, urges government to step in
    A senior executive from Contemporary Amperex Technology Limited (CATL), the largest manufacturer of EV batteries, has called for authorities in mainland China to intervene to address the ongoing price war in the new-energy car market. Ni Jun, CATL's chief manufacturing officer, emphasized that the discount war will not end unless Beijing steps in, as the strategy of reducing prices to gain market share threatens smaller competitors. BYD, the world's largest EV manufacturer, initiated signific...
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    Volkswagen plans updates for ID. 4 and ID. 3 with return to physical controls
    Volkswagen is planning extensive updates for its ID. 4 all-electric sport utility vehicle, aligning it visually with the upcoming ID. 2, and reintroducing physical controls within the vehicle, Autocar reported June 24. Volkswagen Technical Development Head Kai Grünitz confirmed to the automotive publication that the ID. 3 will feature a new design language similar to the 2023 ID. 2all concept, which will also be applied to the ID. 4 to maintain their appeal until their replacements ar...
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    Apollo Tyres launches Aspire 5 ultra-high-performance tire for luxury vehicles
    Apollo Tyres Ltd. has launched the Aspire 5, an ultra-high-performance (UHP) tire developed in India, targeting the luxury vehicle market, Autocar Professional reported June 26. Designed to cater to electric vehicles (EVs) and global markets, the tire is available in sizes ranging from 17 to 20 inches, prioritizing ride comfort, grip and low noise performance. The Aspire 5 will be sold in both domestic and international markets, including in Europe and Asia. As demand for UHP tires — with r...
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    General Motors recalls 62,000 Chevrolet Silverado trucks over brake pressure fire risk
    General Motors (GM) is recalling over 62,000 vehicles due to a brake pressure issue that poses a fire risk, USA Today reported June 26. The affected vehicles comprise various models of the Chevrolet Silverado, specifically the 4500 HD, 5500 HD and 6500 HD trucks from the years 2019 to 2024. The company had informed the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) of this recall on June 25, citing a potential leak in the brake pressure sensor assembly, which could lead to a sh...
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    Hankook Tire unveils iON HT for electric light-duty trucks
    Hankook Tire has introduced the iON HT, a new highway-terrain tire designed specifically for electric light-duty trucks. This tire is part of Hankook's iON product family and includes an XL load designation, enhancing strength and rigidity for additional cargo and the heavy battery packs associated with electric vehicles. The iON HT offers all-season versatility, low rolling resistance, ride comfort and improved durability to meet the unique demands of electric light-duty trucks. Accordi...
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    Murata Manufacturing begins mass production of new high-capacitance MLCC for automotive applications
    Murata Manufacturing Co. Ltd., under the leadership of President Norio Nakajima, has commenced mass production of its new multilayer ceramic capacitor (MLCC), the GCM21BE71H106KE02. This product is notable for being the first in the 0805-inch size to offer a capacitance of 10µF with a 50Vdc rating, specifically designed for automotive applications. This development represents a significant advancement in the field of MLCC design by maintaining capacitance and voltage rating within a reduced pac...
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    Geotab and Mercedes-Benz announce integrated fleet telematics solution
    Geotab Inc. and Mercedes-Benz USA have announced a joint initiative to integrate Mercedes-Benz's connectivity services with Geotab's fleet management platform. This collaboration aims to provide a unified telematics solution for fleet managers, enhancing efficiency and real-time insights for electric and internal combustion engine vehicles. The integrated solution enables direct data transfer from Mercedes-Benz vehicles into Geotab's MyGeotab platform, removing the need for aftermarket hardware ...
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    Audi integrates AirConsole gaming platform for vehicles
    In collaboration with gaming platform AirConsole, Audi is transforming its vehicles into interactive gaming environments. Passengers can access a range of games through the central infotainment system. In cars equipped with an MMI passenger display, these games can even be played during the drive, thanks to a dynamic privacy mode that prevents the driver from being distracted. Smartphones can be used as game controllers by connecting to the vehicle via a QR code. The AirConsole platform off...
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    BYD God’s Eye system triggers momentum in the Level 2+ market
    BYD Auto recently unveiled its new “God’s Eye” advanced driver assistance systems (ADAS), which will be integrated across all its models — including subsidiary brands Denza, Fangchengbao and Yangwang, as well as the affordable Seagull hatchback priced at 70,000 Chinese yuan (about $9,600). More recently, BYD has begun offering wide-ranging price discounts of about 10% to 30% on its Dynasty and Ocean lineup of models in China until June 30, reducing the Seagull’s price to 55,800 Chinese...
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    Intel closes automotive business amid strategic downsizing and layoffs
    Intel has announced substantial layoffs and the closure of its Automotive Chip division, aimed at cost reduction and operational efficiency, according to a report published by Hans India on June 26. This strategic shift comes under the guidance of newly appointed CEO Lip-Bu Tan, who has prioritized lean operations and diminished bureaucracy. According to a WARN Act filing, 107 employees at Intel's headquarters in Santa Clara, California, will face layoffs starting July 15. This reduction...
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