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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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    IAA Mobility 2025: Key propulsion trends and technologies
    Propulsion system/solution suppliers showcased varied solutions related to electrification, hybrid powertrains, alternative fuels and many more. Major suppliers such as BorgWarner, ZF, Schaeffler, Magna, Mahle and others were present at the event. Propulsion-related solutions at IAA Mobility 2025 BorgWarner presented innovations aimed at enhancing EV range and flexibility while minimizing emissions. Key highlights include a range extender module that pairs with an internal combustion engin...
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    STMicroelectronics leads STARLight project to advance silicon photonics in Europe
    The STARLight project is a collaboration of industrial and academic partners aiming to establish Europe as a leader in 300-mm silicon photonics (SiPho) technology by creating a high-volume manufacturing line and developing advanced optical modules to support a comprehensive value chain. Running until 2028, the project focuses on developing application-driven solutions for industry sectors such as data centers, AI clusters, telecommunications and automotive markets. Led by STMicroelectr...
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    Tier IV partners with Elm to collaborate on autonomous driving solutions in Saudi Arabia
    In a press release on Sept. 25, Tier IV announced a strategic collaboration through a memorandum of understanding with Elm, a Saudi Arabian digital services and autonomous mobility developer. This partnership aims to advance the development of sovereign autonomous mobility and implement autonomous driving solutions in Saudi Arabia. By combining Elm's expertise in sovereign solutions for smart and autonomous mobility in the Middle East with Tier IV's successful use of Autoware in Japan, the compa...
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    Kia America to launch Plug & Charge technology for streamlined EV charging
    Kia America has announced the upcoming launch of its Plug & Charge technology, designed to streamline the electric vehicle charging experience for drivers. This feature will be available on the 2026 EV9 and 2025 EV6 models, enabling automatic start of charging sessions and payment processing through the Kia Charge Pass. Set to expand the charging experience, this technology seamlessly integrates into Kia's connected vehicle platform, allowing automatic vehicle authentication and billing a...
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    California surpasses 200,000 public EV charging ports with new incentives for buyers
    California, US, has achieved a milestone by surpassing 200,000 publicly available and shared electric vehicle charging ports, as announced by Gov. Gavin Newsom. This marks an increase of 22,631 since March, with the current number standing at 201,180, which is 68% more than the gasoline nozzles statewide, according to the California Energy Commission (CEC). These chargers can be found in publicly accessible places such as grocery stores and gas stations, with shared chargers located at places...
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    Mercedes-Benz partners with Momenta to launch AI-driven driver assistance system in China
    Mercedes-Benz and Momenta have announced the upcoming launch of a new intelligent driver assistance system based on Momenta's Flywheel Big Model. This system is set to debut this fall on the locally produced electric CLA and will offer driver assistance across highways, urban roads and parking. The intention is to equip more Mercedes-Benz models with this technology in the future, as part of its intelligent driving strategy. Mercedes-Benz has been collaborating with Momenta since 2017 and aim...
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    Space42 and Dynamic Map Platform provide high-definition maps for GM's Super Cruise in UAE
    Space42, a United Arab Emirates-based AI-powered SpaceTech company, and Dynamic Map Platform North America (DMP), the US subsidiary of Japan's Dynamic Map Platform, have entered into a long-term agreement to provide high-definition (HD) maps for General Motors' (GM) Super Cruise advanced driver assistance system in the UAE. The agreement, signed at the Dubai World Congress, allows Space42 to supply lidar point cloud data and updates to DMP, which will then process this data into customized ...
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    Australian energy company AGL launches vehicle-to-grid initiative
    AGL has announced the launch of a significant residential vehicle-to-grid (V2G) trial to help electric vehicle owners transform their cars into flexible home energy storage assets. The trial focuses on models from Hyundai, Kia, BYD and Zeekr, ensuring participants' vehicle battery warranties remain unaffected. With 300,000 EVs on the road, the trial aims to demonstrate the potential of using EVs as energy sources that can reduce home energy costs and bolster the energy grid as more renewable ...
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    Xiaomi opens first European EV R&D center in Munich
    Xiaomi has opened its first European research and development center and design center for electric vehicles in Munich. The Xiaomi EV Europe Research and Development (R&D) and Design Center marks a significant step in the company’s global automotive expansion strategy. Positioned in a key European automotive engineering hub, the center will focus on performance vehicle projects, EV technology, design innovation and advanced research. This establishment aligns with Xiaomi'...
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    UK government mulls financial aid for Jaguar Land Rover suppliers amid cyberattack shutdown
    The UK government is considering financial assistance for the struggling suppliers of Jaguar Land Rover (JLR) following an extended shutdown due to a cyberattack, which will last until Oct. 1, Reuters reported Sept. 26. JLR, owned by Tata Motors of India, operates three factories in the UK, producing nearly 1,000 cars daily. According to the BBC, the shutdown is reportedly costing the company about £50 million a week, with many of its 33,000 employees instructed to stay home. A parliame...
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    Bosch plans 13,000 job cuts in Mobility business by end 2030
    Bosch is planning to cut 13,000 jobs, mainly in its Mobility business in Germany, by the end of 2030 amid a challenging global business environment. The leading automotive supplier has cited weak vehicle demand, especially in Europe, and increased competition, primarily from mainland China, as key reasons leading to the massive layoffs. This has been aggravated by higher costs, partially due to tariffs imposed by US President Donald Trump. Bosch has identified a cost gap...
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    Neptune Energy identifies massive lithium resources in Northern Saxony, Germany
    Neptune Energy is advancing a lithium extraction initiative in the Altmark region of Saxony-Anhalt in Germany. In August, the company enlisted Sproule ERCE, an independent valuation agency, to assess the project's resource base following the CIM/NI43-101 standard. This assessment identified 43 million metric tons of lithium carbonate equivalent (LCE), marking one of the largest project-based lithium resources globally in Northern Saxony-Anhalt. CEO Andreas Scheck has highlighted the p...
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    Perseus and SODA.Auto to co-develop advanced AI-powered HMI for vehicles
    Perseus Motor Corp., Europe’s first AI-native electric vehicle brand, has announced a landmark alliance with SODA.Auto, to co-develop what they call the world’s most advanced AI-powered human-machine interface (HMI). The partnership represents a pivotal step in redefining the relationship between humans and vehicles in the age of intelligent mobility. “Perseus was born from the belief that today’s car is passive and disconnected, while I envisioned a vehicle that could seamlessly inte...
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    Geotab integrates Tesla vehicles into its platform for enhanced fleet management
    Geotab has announced that its platform can now connect to Tesla vehicles, enabling fleet managers to manage their Tesla portfolios through a unified platform without the need for additional hardware. This integration utilizes original equipment manufacturer-embedded telematics to offer enhanced visibility and operational efficiency, providing significant cost savings by eliminating installation expenses. The solution is available in Canada, the US and Europe for eligible Tesla models, offering a...
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    Stellantis becomes latest target in Salesforce data breach
    Stellantis announced that it recently fell victim to a data breach involving its Salesforce instance, resulting in the theft of North American customer information. This incident is part of a series of ongoing assaults on Salesforce instances, where attackers employ social engineering tactics to persuade victims into downloading malicious third-party applications. The hacking group known as shinyHunters claims responsibility for the breach at Stellantis, a name previously associated with at...
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    IAA Mobility 2025: Key E/E and semiconductor trends and announcements
    IAA Mobility 2025, held in Munich from Sept. 9-14, brought together global automakers, semiconductor leaders, tech innovators and mobility service providers under the theme “It’s All About Mobility.” The event marked a transition from a traditional auto show to a comprehensive mobility and technology platform, showcasing over 350 world premieres from more than 750 exhibitors across 37 countries. This evolution highlighted a strong focus on electrification, software-defined vehicles, semico...
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    24M Technologies unveils ETOP system to enhance EV battery performance and flexibility
    24M Technologies has introduced the 24M electrode-to-pack (ETOP) system, designed to enhance energy density and potentially extend the driving range of electric vehicles by up to 50%. This innovative battery packing system integrates sealed, energy-storing electrodes directly into the battery pack, eliminating the traditional cells and modules that often occupy space and materials inefficiently. The ETOP system replaces inactive components in traditional lithium-ion packs with sealed ele...
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    Emobi and Curo partner to enhance fleet electrification across the US
    Emobi and Curo have announced a strategic partnership that aims to expedite and reduce the cost of fleet electrification across the US. Curo, a virtual depot platform offering leasable electric vehicle charging for fleets, will now have seamless access to Emobi's extensive network of charging-point operators in North America. This collaboration enables Curo to manage more fleet customers at Emobi's locations, thus increasing the utilization of Emobi chargers. The partnership not only fac...
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    Voltpost launches advanced lamppost EV charger Voltpost Air
    Voltpost has introduced Voltpost Air, an advanced lamppost electric vehicle charger aimed at expanding access to curbside and parking lot charging. This next-generation Level 2 charging platform is designed to be broadly compatible, allowing for rapid installation and reliable operation. It offers flexibility for site hosts to install one or two chargers on wooden and metal lampposts, as well as utility poles. The first public deployment of Voltpost Air is taking place in Brooklyn, New York, ...
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    Desay expands intelligent driving solutions globally with NVIDIA partnership
    On Sept. 10, Desay SV announced at the International Motor Show Germany (IAA Mobility 2025) that it is expanding its intelligent driving solutions into overseas markets. The company will make its IPU14 domain controller, which was introduced in late 2024 and built on NVIDIA DRIVE AGX Thor, available to the global automotive industry. This announcement was marked by a signing ceremony at the IAA event. Desay has partnered with NVIDIA in automotive intelligence since 2020. It began mass product...
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    Raytron enhances safety for Level 4 autonomous vehicles with thermal imaging and radar technology
    Raytron has introduced high-frame-rate automotive thermal cameras that enable companies such as Didi Autonomous Driving and GAC Aion to conduct Level 4 robo-taxi tests in the extreme heat of Turpan, China. In temperatures reaching 50°C, Raytron's thermal imaging system, equipped with AEC-Q100 certified sensors, operates reliably within a range from -40°C to 85°C. Its dual-layer encapsulation provides protection against sand and dust, delivering accurate environmental data where traditional ca...
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    Baidu's Apollo Go receives first autonomous driving permit for trials in Dubai
    In a press release dated Sept. 24, Baidu announced that its autonomous ride-hailing platform, Apollo Go, has received Dubai, United Arab Emirates' first autonomous driving trial permit and an initial batch of 50 autonomous driving test licenses issued by Dubai's Roads and Transport Authority (RTA). These permissions were granted in July, allowing Apollo Go to deploy its vehicles in urban Dubai. The 50-vehicle fleet began trials on open roads in designated areas of Dubai in August, as declared at...
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    NHTSA delays five-star safety rating updates to 2027 after automaker requests
    The US National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) announced a delay in implementing changes to its five-star safety rating program after automakers requested more time to comply, according to a report published by Reuters on Sept. 19, 2025. In 2024, the NHTSA introduced updates to the New Car Assessment Program (NCAP), incorporating features such as blind-spot warning, lane-keeping assist and pedestrian automatic emergency braking. These updates were initially intended for the 2026 m...
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    Henkel opens new facility in Shanghai to boost adhesive innovation in Asia-Pacific
    Henkel has launched its new Inspiration Center for Adhesive Technologies in Shanghai with the goal of boosting innovation and sustainable solutions in the Asia-Pacific region. The Germany-based company invested €60 million in the 33,000-square-meter center, located in Zhangjiang Hi-Tech Park. The center brings together more than 500 scientists and experts specializing in product development, application technology and technical services. The new facility caters to various industries, incl...
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    Stellantis plans production suspension at European plants amid declining demand – report
    Stellantis plans to temporarily halt production at several European plants due to a decrease in demand for specific models, including the Alfa Romeo Tonale sport utility vehicle, according to a Bloomberg report on Sept. 24. The automaker will stop production of the Tonale and Fiat Panda vehicles at its Pomigliano plant in Italy starting Sept. 29, following discussions with local labor union representatives. Moreover, Stellantis has confirmed a production suspension at its Poissy plant near Pa...
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    Ford recalls over 115,000 vehicles in the US due to steering shaft defect
    Ford is recalling 115,539 vehicles in the US due to a defect that may cause the upper shaft of the steering column to detach, according to Reuters on Sept. 24, citing the US National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA). This defect poses a risk of losing steering control. The recall affects vehicles from the 2020 and 2021 model years, including the F-250, F-350 and F-450 Super Duty pickups. The vehicle safety regulator has indicated that the hard slider of the steering column's...
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    Australian Motoring Services collaborates with Intelematics to launch connected services for Mitsubishi
    Intelematics, Australian Motoring Services (AMS) and Mitsubishi Motors Australia have launched new connected vehicle safety services in collaboration. AMS, a joint venture of motoring clubs including RACV, NRMA and others, will provide these services through its roadside assistance arm, Assist Australia. This multiyear partnership will offer emergency response and roadside assistance for Mitsubishi's connected vehicles, starting with the 2025 Mitsubishi Outlander sport utility vehicle. The ...
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    BYD contemplating battery plant in Europe to back higher EV production – report
    Leading mainland Chinese automaker BYD plans to establish battery production in Europe to match its expanding regional vehicle manufacturing, the group’s special adviser for Europe said Sept. 24, according to a Reuters report on the same date. BYD aims to produce all its electric vehicles sold in Europe locally within the next three years to avoid EU tariffs. Earlier in September, Executive Vice President Stella Li noted that plug-in hybrids are expected to drive BYD’s European sales in...
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    Hyundai and Kia launch home-to-car service with Samsung SmartThings integration
    Hyundai Motor Co. and Kia Corp. have announced the launch of a home-to-car service, which integrates their connected car services with Samsung's smart home platform, Samsung SmartThings. This service allows customers of Hyundai, Kia and Genesis to monitor vehicle status and control key functions through SmartThings connected devices and smartphones. Current users with services such as Bluelink, Kia Connect and Genesis Connected Services can manage their vehicles without switching apps by linking...
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    Kempower, EO Charging surpass installation of 300 EV charging points for electric trucks in the UK
    Kempower, a Finnish DC fast-charging manufacturer, and UK electric vehicle infrastructure firm EO Charging have installed over 300 electric bus (e-bus) charge points in the UK. The collaboration began in 2022 to support the charging infrastructure for e-buses, as the UK has become Europe's largest buyer of zero-emission buses. In 2024, the UK saw the introduction of approximately 1,570 new zero-emission buses, reflecting a 36% increase from the previous year. This partnership was formed to en...
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    BP Pulse, Moto partner to expand electric truck charging infrastructure in the UK
    BP Pulse and Moto are collaborating to enhance the UK's freight and logistics sector by implementing high-powered electric truck charging on major UK routes. They will begin with three motorway service areas: Lymm, Toddington North and Toddington South. Each location will have six pull-through bays featuring megawatt charging system (MCS) compatible chargers to accommodate various electric trucks. This initiative aims to reduce downtime and improve fleet efficiency, with the first site expect...
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    Li Auto, Sunwoda’s battery arm SEVB plan to set up a JV company to produce batteries
    Li Auto and Sunwoda's battery arm SEVB are setting up a joint venture with equal capital contributions to produce and sell lithium-ion batteries for electric vehicles. The JV, legally registered in Shandong, mainland China, will manufacture Li Auto's self-developed batteries, potentially ready for installation in EVs by 2026. While Li Auto views its collaboration with Contemporary Amperex Technology (CATL) as a co-development project, the partnership with SEVB is considered a fully in-house i...
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    Sweden grants approval to Lyten to acquire Northvolt’s assets
    Mikael Kubu, the insolvency administrator in Sweden, confirmed that all necessary approvals for the takeover of Swedish battery manufacturer Northvolt by US battery technology company Lyten have been granted. The transaction is expected to be finalized by the end of October. Separate negotiations will determine whether construction will continue at the Northvolt plant in Heide, Germany. Kubu indicated that the Swedish state authority, ISP, has approved the acquisition, and all required p...
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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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    WEX expands EV charging network through Lynkwell, Revel and Ampcontrol partnerships
    WEX, a global commerce platform, has announced a major expansion of its electric vehicle charging network through partnerships with charge-point operators Lynkwell and Revel, and a payments integration with the smart charging platform Ampcontrol. This expansion allows hundreds of new charging stations across the US to accept payments from WEX users, enhancing the accessibility of extensive EV charging networks for WEX customers. Carlos Carriedo, COO, Americas Payments & Mobility at WEX, h...
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    Development Bank of Southern Africa invests in off-grid EV charging company Zero Carbon Charge
    The Development Bank of Southern Africa (DBSA) has completed all due diligence and agreements for its $5.7 million investment in Zero Carbon Charge (Charge), an off-grid electric vehicle charging company. The initial investment decision was announced in April, and definitive agreements for the deal have now been signed, allowing for immediate execution. Spiwe Sibanda, an executive at DBSA, emphasized the bank's commitment to supporting projects that stimulate economic growth and provide socia...
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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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    Anson Resources signs lithium supply deal with LG Energy Solution
    Anson Resources, an Australian mining company, has signed an offtake agreement with South Korea's LG Energy Solution for the supply of battery-grade lithium carbonate. Under the terms of the deal, LG Energy Solution will purchase up to 4,000 dry metric tons of lithium carbonate annually from Anson's project located in the Paradox Basin in southern Utah, US, with shipments starting in 2028. The contract includes an initial term of five years with the possibility of a five-year extension. This ...
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    ReElement Technologies signs MOU with Posco to boost rare earth supply chain in the US
    American Resources Corp.'s subsidiary, ReElement Technologies, known for its innovations in rare earth elements and critical mineral refining, has signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) with Posco International Corp. The agreement aims to fortify the rare earth supply chain and explore collaboration on developing an integrated rare earth and permanent-magnet production complex within the US. The signing ceremony, located at the Posco Center in Seoul, South Korea, witnessed the presence of...
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    Charge+ and Xpeng partner to expand EV charging infrastructure across Southeast Asia
    Charge+, a prominent electric vehicle charging service provider in Southeast Asia, and Xpeng Motors, Chinese electric-car maker, have formed a strategic partnership to develop a network of high-powered supercharging hubs across Southeast Asia. This initiative aims to facilitate long-distance driving for EVs by establishing at least 20 supercharging sites with power ratings up to 480-kW DC, capable of charging from 10% to 80% in about 12 minutes using Xpeng's technology. The initial phase i...
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    XCharge North America, Ascentium Capital partner to boost EV charging accessibility via new leasing program
    XCharge North America, a subsidiary of XCHG Ltd., and Ascentium Capital, a division of Regions Bank, have launched an initiative aimed at accelerating the electric vehicle charging infrastructure in the US. This program seeks to make charging equipment more affordable and profitable for small-business owners. By designing a unique financing structure, XCharge NA and Ascentium Capital provide small businesses with new revenue opportunities by hosting EV charging stations. This initiative allow...
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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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    Littelfuse launches high-voltage cartridge fuses for next-gen automotive electronics
    Littelfuse has introduced its 828 and 827 Series high-voltage cartridge fuses, which are compliant with AEC-Q200 standards. These fuses are designed for next-generation automotive electronics, with the 828 Series rated at 1,000 VDC and the 827 Series at 800 VDC. They provide a compact and reliable solution for circuit protection in electric vehicle systems, offering a 10-kiloampere (kA) interrupting rating, a wide operating temperature range from -55°C to 125°C, and various mounting configurat...
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    Wayve unveils Gen 3 robot platform powered by NVIDIA DRIVE AGX Thor for autonomous driving
    Wayve has announced the development of its Gen 3 robot platform, which will utilize NVIDIA DRIVE AGX Thor, an advanced automotive-grade AI computer. This new platform represents the next step for Wayve's global development fleet, supporting the advancement of its AI Driver software into more secure, capable and scalable automated driving systems. The Gen 3 platform aims to progress self-driving technology to Level 3 and Level 4, necessitating a flexible and powerful computing capability to ma...
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    SK Keyfoundry unveils advanced multilevel thick IMD process for capacitors
    SK Keyfoundry, a South Korean 8-inch pure-play foundry, has unveiled its multilevel thick intermetal dielectric (IMD) process for capacitors, boasting high breakdown voltage characteristics. These characteristics contribute to enhanced safety, reliability and lifespan while improving the noise immunity of semiconductor devices. The process facilitates the stacking of up to three IMD layers, achieving a total thickness of up to 18 micrometers (μm) in a metal-insulator-me...
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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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    Amogy partners with A*STAR to advance ammonia-to-power solutions in Singapore
    Amogy, a company specializing in scalable ammonia-to-power solutions, has signed a memorandum of understanding with Singapore's Agency for Science, Technology and Research (A*STAR) to develop ammonia-based technologies. This initiative aligns with the Singapore Green Plan 2030 and the National Hydrogen Strategy. The collaboration will focus on piloting ammonia-to-power systems on Jurong Island, which is part of A*STAR's sustainable energy and chemicals efforts. A*STAR will offer expertise in saf...
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    Ecofy partners with Motovolt Mobility to finance electric two-wheeler adoption in India
    Ecofy has partnered with Motovolt Mobility to become the main financing partner for Motovolt's range of electric two-wheelers, including the MVS7 e-scooter, which features a battery-swapping capability supported by Indofast. This partnership is aimed at catering to both individual buyers and business segments such as logistics service providers, fleet operators and last-mile delivery companies. The collaboration seeks to address financing barriers that have been identified as obstacles to adopti...
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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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    Harman acquires Sound United to expand Audio Product business
    Harman International, a subsidiary of Samsung Electronics, has completed the acquisition of Sound United, the former consumer audio business of Masimo Corp. This acquisition incorporates Sound United's portfolio of renowned audio brands such as Bowers & Wilkins, Denon, Marantz, Definitive Technology, Polk Audio, HEOS, Classé and Boston Acoustics into Harman's operations. The strategic integration of these popular audio brands enhances Harman's product portfolio and supports business growth....
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    Volvo EX90 to receive significant upgrades for 2026 with enhanced safety and charging
    Volvo Cars has announced significant hardware and software upgrades to its EX90 model, including enhanced safety features and increased electrical capacity for the 2026 model year (MY) cars. The electric sport utility vehicle will benefit from an additional NVIDIA Drive AGX Orin processor, replacing the older NVIDIA Xavier chip, increasing its computational power to 500 trillion operations per second. This upgrade enables advanced safety capabilities through the car's lidar sensor, including ...
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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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    Pilotfish unveils dual-communication gateway for smarter public transport
    Pilotfish Networks AB has introduced the VG212 Vehicle Gateway, an enhanced system designed to improve vehicle-to-backoffice connectivity for public transport fleets. The VG212 features redundant 4G and possible 5G connectivity alongside advanced positioning capabilities using the global navigation satellite system (GNSS) and dead reckoning. These advancements aim to create reliable, scalable and future-ready digital environments for public transit systems. At the core of the VG212 is a red...
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    VVDN and QNX collaborate to deliver safety-critical solutions in automotive and embedded domains
    VVDN Technologies, a global provider of software, product engineering and electronics manufacturing services, has announced its engagement with BlackBerry's QNX division. This collaboration aims to support customers in sectors such as automotive, industrial, medical, aerospace and defense by accelerating embedded software development. The partnership combines QNX's safety-certified software stack, including QNX Neutrino RTOS and QNX Hypervisor for Safety, with VVDN's expertise in automotive...
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    BYD says it has backup plan if access to NVIDIA chips is cut off — report
    Mainland Chinese electric-car maker BYD has a contingency plan in place should it face restrictions on using NVIDIA chips in its vehicles, according to a report from CNBC on Sept. 23, citing Stella Li, the company's executive vice president. Although the mainland Chinese government has not directed BYD to discontinue using NVIDIA products, Li emphasized the importance of having a backup plan. She refrained from detailing this alternative but mentioned BYD's ability to swiftly navigate supply cha...
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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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    Tellus Power Globe unveils new 600-kW DC fast-charger systems for corporate fleets
    Tellus Power Globe Holding Ltd. has unveiled two new 600-kW DC fast-charger systems: A distributed system and an all-in-one unit, aimed at enhancing the performance and return on investment (ROI) for corporate fleets and electric vehicle charging network operators. These chargers support NACS, CCS1 and CCS2 standards, and are available in both all-in-one and distributed configurations, offering high-powered, flexible charging solutions for fleets, depots and network operators. The California-...
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    WeRide launches autonomous vehicle service Ai.R in collaboration with Grab in Singapore
    According to a press release on Sept. 23, WeRide has announced the launch of its autonomous vehicles in Singapore. These deployments are part of Ai.R, Grab's inaugural autonomous vehicle service in Singapore. Ai.R, which stands for Autonomously Intelligent Ride, will be operated by Grab in cooperation with WeRide. This service has been selected by the Land Transport Authority to operate Singapore's first autonomous shuttle service in a residential area, specifically in Punggol, where it will nav...
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    MIPI A-PHY reaches milestone of first SerDes standard to enter mass production with global automotive OEM
    The MIPI Alliance, an international organization dedicated to developing specifications for standardizing wired interfaces in mobile and other connected ecosystems, announced a significant milestone with the first installation of an automotive-grade SerDes chipset based on its MIPI A-PHY specification by a global automotive original equipment manufacturer. The event marks A-PHY as the first industry-standardized automotive SerDes solution to enter mass production. Velinktech, a contribut...
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    Nissan unveils ProPILOT featuring AI in Ariya prototypes for urban navigation in Tokyo
    Nissan has begun demonstrations of its next-generation ProPILOT advanced driver-assist technology with a fleet of all-electric Nissan Ariya-based prototype vehicles, showcasing their ability to navigate the complex urban environment of central Tokyo. This technology, set to be launched in Japan during fiscal year 2027, combines Wayve's AI Driver software and Nissan's Ground Truth Perception technology, which uses next-generation lidar. The vehicles are equipped with 11 cameras, five radar s...
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    STMicroelectronics joins FiRa Consortium board to advance ultra-wideband technology
    STMicroelectronics announced the appointment of Rias Al-Kadi, the general manager of its Range and Connectivity Division, to the board of directors of the FiRa Consortium. This consortium is an industry body focused on advancing secured fine ranging and positioning using ultra-wideband (UWB) technology. STMicroelectronics is invested in the development of the IEEE 802.15.4ab amendment, which builds on previous UWB advancements, aiming to enhance system performance and broaden UWB's scope of appl...
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    Sinbon Electronics to debut at The Battery Show North America 2025 in Detroit
    Sinbon Electronics Co. Ltd., an electronics system integrator from Taiwan, is set to make its debut at The Battery Show North America 2025, showcasing its latest innovations under the theme Plug-and-Play Revolution, Reliable Charging Systems for a Connected World. The company will highlight advanced thermal management and high-power charging solutions aimed at enhancing performance, energy efficiency and compatibility within the electric vehicle sector. Sinbon has significantly expanded its p...
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    Exicom partners with Charger on Wheels to enhance mobile EV charging solutions in India
    Exicom Tele-Systems Ltd., an Indian manufacturer specializing in electric vehicle charging and critical power solutions, has partnered with Charger on Wheels, a mobile EV charging startup. This collaboration aims to test and scale mobile charging solutions, addressing grid readiness challenges in urban markets. Charger on Wheels operates a fleet of mobile charging units that provide DC fast-charging services at locations chosen by customers. Anant Nahata, managing director and CEO of Exicom, ...
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    Neo opens new magnet manufacturing facility in Estonia, boosting European presence
    In a press release dated Sept. 22, Neo Performance Materials announced that it had opened its advanced permanent magnet manufacturing facility in Narva, Estonia, marking a pivotal development in its European presence. This facility is designed to support the growing demand for rare earth magnets, crucial for electric vehicles, wind energy and other sectors fueling the energy transition. A concurrent Investor/Analyst Day offered attendees insights into Neo's operations, featuring tours of the ...
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    Australia allocates A$40 million to expand public kerbside, fast EV charging infrastructure
    The Australian government is allocating A$40 million to support the installation of nationwide public kerbside and fast electric vehicle charging points as part of its Net Zero Plan. This initiative is aimed at encouraging Australians to transition to EVs, thereby reducing transportation costs and emissions in the sector. Significant investments have been made by the Commonwealth, state and territory governments in public charging infrastructure, particularly in the past four years. The gover...
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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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    Hubject partners with Blink Charging to expand interoperability in EV charging infrastructure
    Hubject, known for its interoperable eMobility charging solutions, has formed a strategic collaboration with Blink Charging Co., a provider of electric vehicle charging equipment and services. This partnership will see Blink integrating Hubject's intercharge eRoaming platform, enhancing charging access for eMobility Service Providers (eMSPs) and their customers across the US, Canada and Mexico. The collaboration is expected to bolster Hubject's market presence in North America by incorporatin...
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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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    U Power signs sales agreement with Treep Mobility for EV solutions in Peru
    U Power Ltd., a provider of AI-powered solutions for next-generation energy grids and intelligent transportation systems, announced the signing of an initial sales agreement with Treep Mobility Group S.A.C., a moto-taxi operator in Peru. Under the agreement, Treep Mobility will purchase 50 two- and three-wheeled vehicles, eight battery-swapping cabinets, and compatible batteries, all utilizing U Power's proprietary UOTTA electric vehicle battery-swapping technology. This agreement follows a...
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    Jaguar Land Rover delays production restart to Oct. 1 as cyberattack disruption continues
    Jaguar Land Rover (JLR) has extended its pause on vehicle production by another week due to the ongoing effects of a cyberattack that occurred earlier in September. The company now plans to resume car manufacturing on Oct. 1, Autocar reported Sept. 23. Initially, JLR intended to restart production at its UK and Slovakia factories on Sept. 24, but this has been postponed to ensure a safe and secure return to operations. As a result, JLR will lose a full month of production, having halted all v...
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    Nexteer will present latest Motion-by-Wire technologies at MOVE America
    Nexteer Automotive will showcase its latest Motion-by-Wire technologies, including steer-by-wire, rear-wheel steering, brake-by-wire, and the MotionIQ Software Suite at the MOVE America event on Sept. 24–25 in Detroit, US. At its booth, Nexteer’s experts will explain how these innovations are shaping the future of software-defined chassis for passenger vehicles, helping original equipment manufacturers speed up development, reduce costs and enhance driving experiences. Visitors can t...
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    IAA Mobility 2025: Key vehicle human-machine interface (HMI) trends
    The automotive industry is seeing a paradigm shift where software is the defining factor for innovation and user experience. At the recently concluded biennial event IAA Mobility 2025 in Munich (Germany), there was an unmistakable focus on blending the driver’s physical and digital worlds as industry stakeholders converged to showcase technologies and innovations to enhance the entire mobility journey, making vehicles more integrated into the broader digital ecosystem. Multimodal inter...
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    From incubator to industry player: Interview with ZYT
    ZYT began as a promising incubator project within DJI, the Shenzhen-based drone giant, with a focused mission: To explore innovations in automotive technology. However, as DJI reevaluated its strategic priorities, the trajectory of ZYT shifted. Backed by a wave of investments from major original equipment manufacturers, ZYT officially spun off to operate as an independent subsidiary — positioning itself for greater autonomy and strategic growth. The separation marked more than just a change...
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    The rise of robo-taxis in global markets: Interview with WeRide
    The robo-taxi sector is gaining momentum as Chinese autonomous vehicle companies prepare to deploy their technologies globally, bolstered by growing consumer acceptance and supportive governments. Recent advancements in AI and machine learning are improving the capabilities of autonomous vehicles. WeRide is using technologies such as closed-loop and large-scale simulation engines to enhance fleet performance and safety. Regulatory support is also evolving, particularly in the Middle East a...
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    Hesai expands China’s autonomy and lidar technology into Europe – Insights from interview at 2025 IAA Mobility
    Chinese autonomy technology suppliers are increasingly expanding beyond domestic markets, delivering components and systems to international players. At the 2025 IAA Mobility show in Munich, Owen Chen, senior principal analyst at S&P Global, sat down with David Li, CEO of Hesai Technology, to discuss the evolution of autonomy, the distinctive role of Chinese suppliers in the global market, and Hesai’s strategic approach to Europe and other international markets. Their conversation highligh...
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    Hyundai Steel starts production of third-generation automotive steel plates
    Hyundai Steel has commenced commercial production of its third-generation steel plates for automobiles after a decade of research. These innovative steel plates, produced at the Dangjin Steelworks, aim to capture the global automaker market by offering a superior balance of strength and formability. The company modified existing facilities to support production and is testing these plates with major customers, including Hyundai Motor Group. The third-generation steel plates boast increased te...
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    Rethinking electric motors – Interview with Advanced Electric Machines
    As the global automotive industry accelerates its transition to electrification, concerns around the sustainability and security of electric motor supply chains are becoming increasingly urgent. One major point of focus is the use of rare earth elements — materials that are essential to traditional electric motors but are associated with environmental degradation, limited recyclability and geopolitical supply chain risks. In response, companies like Advanced Electric Machines (AEM) are develop...
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    Stellantis unveils EV prototype with revolutionary integrated battery system
    Stellantis revealed a prototype for an electric vehicle equipped with a faster charging, lighter and more affordable battery, eliminating the need for separate inverter and charger components. Developed in collaboration with TotalEnergies subsidiary Saft, the intelligent battery integrated system (IBIS) offers significant weight and space savings, enhancing serviceability. This system is 10% more efficient and reduces charging time by one hour compared to EVs with similar-sized batteries...
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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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    Understanding the rise of software-defined vehicles – Interview with KPIT Technologies
    Software-defined vehicles (SDVs) are reshaping the automotive landscape, marking a significant departure from traditional vehicle design and functionality. This transformation is fueled by a growing demand for enhanced connectivity, automation and user-centric features. As cars increasingly rely on software to operate, capabilities such as autonomous driving, advanced infotainment systems and vehicle-to-everything (V2X) communication are becoming standard. The SDV ecosystem is structured arou...
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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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    Tesla approved to test autonomous robo-taxis in Phoenix Metro area
    Tesla has received approval from Arizona's Transportation Department to test autonomous robo-taxi vehicles with a safety monitor in the Phoenix Metro area, according to a Reuters report dated Sept. 20. The company applied for this permit in June with the intention of trialing an autonomous vehicle ride-sharing service. While Tesla has not commented on the development, the department did not specify when the tests would commence or their duration. Tesla CEO Elon Musk has indicated a goal ...
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    Nexperia unveils 100-V MOSFETs for efficient 48-V automotive applications
    Nexperia has introduced new 100-V metal-oxide-semiconductor field-effect transistors (MOSFETs), qualified for AEC-Q101 standards and housed in compact CCPAK1212 (12 mm x 12 mm) copper-clip packaging. These MOSFETs offer ultralow conduction losses with an on-resistance as low as 0.99 milliohm and support safe current levels exceeding 460 amperes. They are particularly suitable for thermally demanding 48-V automotive applications, such as onboard chargers, traction inverters and battery manag...
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    Pony.ai partners with ComfortDelGro to launch autonomous vehicles in Singapore
    According to a press release on Sept. 20, Pony.ai has announced its entry into the Singapore market in partnership with ComfortDelGro, the largest local transportation service provider. The collaboration aims to introduce autonomous vehicles for daily commuting, starting with fixed routes in the Punggol area, with services expected to commence in the coming months, subject to regulatory approval. This initiative is part of Singapore's broader strategy to integrate autonomous mobility solution...
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    STMicroelectronics launches compact, cost-effective power-management integrated circuit for automotive applications
    STMicroelectronics has introduced SPSA068, a compact and cost-effective power-management integrated circuit (PMIC) designed specifically for automotive applications. This PMIC supports ISO 26262 functional safety up to ASIL-B and is qualified to AEC-Q100. It is intended for use with microcontrollers (MCUs) that operate from a single-supply voltage and features a comprehensive suite of components needed for MCU power management. These include a 1A battery-compatible buck voltage regulat...
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    Via and Waymo partner to introduce autonomous vehicles in Chandler, Arizona's public transit
    As reported in a press release on Sept. 18, Via, a provider of technology for government transit systems, and Waymo, an autonomous driving technology company, have announced a partnership to integrate Waymo's fully autonomous ride-hailing service into public transit networks using Via's software. Chandler, Arizona, will be the first city to implement this framework, incorporating Waymo's service into Chandler Flex, the city's microtransit service. Via Co-founder and CEO Daniel Ramot expressed...
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    NVIDIA plans $500 million investment in UK autonomous driving firm Wayve
    NVIDIA has signed a letter of intent for a potential $500 million investment in the upcoming funding round of Britain's autonomous driving technology group, Wayve. This follows the recent technology agreement between Britain and the US to enhance cooperation in AI and related fields. Wayve, founded in 2017, had previously raised over $1 billion in 2024 with support from SoftBank Group and NVIDIA, while Uber also invested an undisclosed amount in the firm in 2024. Unlike traditional autonomous dr...
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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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    Fescaro collaborates with TÜV Nord to enhance automotive cybersecurity solutions
    Fescaro and TÜV Nord have entered into an agreement to develop a comprehensive solution to aid automakers and suppliers in meeting cybersecurity compliance requirements. This solution will offer consulting for cybersecurity management systems, education and training, provision and validation of security solutions, and ensure regulatory compliance. The collaboration aims to leverage Fescaro's automotive cybersecurity technology and TÜV Nord's certification expertise to provide tailored services...
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    Ams OSRAM introduces reliable capacitive sensor for automotive environments
    Ams OSRAM has introduced its AS8580 automotive capacitive sensor with a robust capacitive sensing approach based on IQ demodulation. This technology allows for separating the measured capacitance into parasitic resistive and capacitive parts, enhancing resilience against environmental disturbances and maintaining high sensitivity, making it suitable for both exterior and interior automotive applications. The AS8580 features a sensitivity of 1.9 fF/LSB, enabling accurate detection of touc...
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    New Jersey announces $20 million in grants to fund purchase of electric buses and installation of public EV charging stations
    To commemorate National Drive Electric Month, the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection (NJDEP) has announced $20 million in grants for electric school buses and public charging stations. This monthlong event, from Sept. 12 to Oct. 12, aims to promote the benefits of electric and plug-in hybrid vehicles. The NJDEP's Electric School Bus Grant Program is offering $10 million to replace diesel school buses with electric ones, addressing harmful emissions from diesel. Similarly, ...
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    CharIN e.V., EMVCo partner to promote secure and interoperable payment solutions for EVs
    CharIN e.V. and EMVCo have launched a collaborative initiative aimed at enhancing secure and interoperable payment solutions for electric vehicle charging systems. The effort seeks to integrate EMV-based open payments with ISO 15118 Plug & Charge systems, facilitating a seamless payment experience within the global EV charging network. As the EV market expands, ensuring reliable and convenient payments is crucial for a positive charging experience, akin to traditional in-store transaction...
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    Illinois Transportation Department announces $18.4 million in grants for expanding EV charging infrastructure
    Illinois Gov. JB Pritzker, Illinois Attorney General Kwame Raoul and the Illinois Transportation Department have announced that $18.4 million in grants will be allocated to construct 25 electric vehicle charging stations along interstate corridors in Illinois, US. This funding, arising from the second round of the National Electric Vehicle Infrastructure (NEVI) program, aims to promote community investment and economic development, aligned with Illinois' goal of having 1 million EVs registere...
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    Neo Performance Materials and Bosch sign multiyear supply agreement for magnets
    On Sept. 19, Neo Performance Materials signed a multiyear memorandum of understanding with Bosch to extend a strategic partnership for high-performance magnets. Under the agreement, the Canadian supplier will designate a substantial portion of its annual magnet production capacity for the Germany-based partner. This capacity reservation aims to evolve into formal projects that benefit both partners. By securing production capacity with Neo, Bosch ensures a steady supply chain and fosters the ...
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    Scout Motors commits additional $300 million investment to establish supplier park near manufacturing plant in South Carolina, US
    Scout Motors, a US division of the Volkswagen Group, is investing an additional $300 million to establish a supplier park at its manufacturing plant in Blythewood, South Carolina. The planned investment aims to support about 1,000 supplier jobs, enhancing the company's over $2 billion commitment to South Carolina. Scott Keogh, president and CEO of Scout Motors, emphasized the initiative's role in fortifying US manufacturing and South Carolina's position as a hub for automotive innovation and ...
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    Green NCAP introduces Sustainability Ratings to assess environmental impact of cars
    The Green New Car Assessment Program (Green NCAP), an independent organization that promotes the development of clean and energy-efficient vehicles, has introduced a new Sustainability Ratings system to evaluate the environmental impact of cars throughout their lifetime, taking into account factors such as efficiency, real-world range and charging capabilities. This assessment includes a Life Cycle Assessment (LCA), which evaluates emissions from production to disposal. Among the 12 cars tested,...
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    CATL, Li Auto partner on battery safety, fast-charging technologies
    Chinese electric-car maker Li Auto and its battery supplier CATL have signed a five-year strategic cooperation agreement to focus on advancing battery safety and supercharging technologies. The agreement, which was signed by the two companies on Sept. 18, was attended by Li Auto's founder, chairman and CEO Li Xiang, and CATL's founder, chairman and CEO Robin Zeng. Both companies aim to expand their domestic and international operations, fostering battery technology inno...
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    Xiaomi EV recalls SU7 EVs due to driver assistance software flaws
    Xiaomi EV is recalling 116,887 SU7 electric vehicles due to flaws in the driver assistance software that may not handle extreme scenarios effectively. This recall represents about one-third of the SU7 sedans sold by the company and was prompted by a fatal accident involving the SU7 that occurred earlier in 2025. The vehicles affected were manufactured between Feb. 6, 2024, and Aug. 30, 2025. According to China's State Administration for Market Regulation (SAMR), the issue involves the Level 2 hi...
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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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