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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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    Murata and QuantumScape partner to develop ceramic separators for solid-state batteries
    Murata Manufacturing Co. Ltd. and QuantumScape Corp. have entered into a joint development agreement to focus on the high-volume production of ceramic separators for QuantumScape's solid-state batteries. Since February, both companies have been considering potential collaboration in the high-volume production of ceramic films, confirming that Murata's expertise in ceramic material formulation, sheet forming and firing is applicable to producing QuantumScape's ceramic separators. This has led ...
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    SES AI launches molecular universe 1.0 for accelerated battery material discovery
    SES AI Corp. has announced its latest advancement in the battery industry with the introduction of Molecular Universe 1.0 (MU-1), a comprehensive battery material discovery software platform, at The Battery Show — North America. This platform, set to launch Oct. 20, enhances SES AI's initiatives in global materials and cell supply chains by accelerating battery material discovery. MU-1 facilitates literature research, molecule search, formulation search and cell performance prediction,...
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    Vontier's Driivz partners with Sheetz to enhance EV charging network in US
    Vontier Corp., a global provider of technologies aimed at connecting, managing and scaling the mobility ecosystem, has announced that its subsidiary, Driivz, will partner with Sheetz to enhance the latter's electric vehicle charging network using advanced EV charging and energy management software. Sheetz, a family-owned convenience retailer in the US, is expanding its network, which includes over 125 charging stations across seven states operated by third parties. The collaboration with Drii...
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    Nissan Canada partners with Lithion Technologies for EV battery recycling initiative
    Nissan Canada Inc. has announced a multiyear strategic partnership with Lithion Technologies Inc., a Montreal-based clean tech innovator, to recycle end-of-life electric vehicle batteries. The partnership will utilize Lithion Technologies' advanced hydrometallurgical recycling process, which allows for the recovery of up to 95% of critical battery materials and 98% of critical minerals, thereby potentially reducing the need for natural resource extraction and minimizing environmental impact. ...
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    Vishay expands inductor and frequency control product lines with over 2,000 new SKUs
    Vishay Intertechnology has announced the successful expansion of its inductor and frequency control device product lines, which were initially announced in September 2024. This expansion has led to the release of over 2,000 new stock-keeping units (SKUs) across nearly 100 series, with more rollouts planned for 2025. The expanded product offerings improve sourcing options for customers, offering broader inductance and voltage ranges, enhanced noise suppression, and additional size variations suit...
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    Battery Show North America 2025: Aisin showcases advanced solutions for electric and hybrid vehicles
    Aisin Corp., a leading tier 1 automotive supplier, is presenting its latest advancements in electric and hybrid technologies at The Battery Show North America and Electric & Hybrid Vehicle Technology Expo. Aisin's exhibit at the event features products and technologies that focus on power management, energy efficiency and aerodynamics, all designed to enhance fuel efficiency, reduce weight, minimize air resistance and optimize energy consumption in electric and hybrid vehicles. Highl...
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    Battery Show North America 2025: Wacker Chemical showcases advanced adhesives for evolving EV battery designs
    At the Battery Show North America 2025, being held in Detroit from Oct. 6 to 9, Wacker Chemical Corp. (WCC) is showcasing its advanced thermally conductive adhesives, emphasizing its commitment to innovation in electric vehicle battery technology. As the EV industry transitions from cell-to-module (CTM) to cell-to-pack (CTP) and cell-to-chassis (CTC) designs, there is increased demand for adhesives that ensure both thermal management and structural integrity. Wacker's thermal adhesives are pa...
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    Battery Show North America 2025: Zapi Group unveils advanced onboard chargers for EVs
    Zapi Group is showcasing its latest high-voltage capabilities at The Battery Show North America 2025 in Detroit from Oct. 6–9. The company will introduce advanced charging solutions aimed at meeting the demands of original equipment manufacturers and the evolving electrification market. Among the innovations are new liquid-cooled 7.2-kW and 22-kW onboard chargers designed for 400-V and 800-V battery packs, with system fit and interoperability testing samples becoming available soon. Sara...
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    ComEd pays over $100 million to support EV charging infrastructure and fleet electrification across northern Illinois, US
    ComEd, a unit of Chicago-based Exelon Corp., which serves over 10.7 million electricity and natural gas customers in the US, announced that it has distributed over $100 million in transportation electrification rebates to aid in the development of electric vehicle charging infrastructure and fleet vehicle electrification. These funds have supported the installation of more than 7,200 EV charging ports and the purchase of over 2,200 fleet EVs since the commencement of its EV rebate progra...
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    Nexteer Automotive launches advanced Direct Drive Hand Wheel Actuator in steer-by-wire technology
    Nexteer Automotive has introduced its Direct Drive Hand Wheel Actuator (DD-HWA), a significant advancement in steer-by-wire (SBW) technology. The US-based supplier said its new solution sets a new standard for steering feel and system integration, providing automotive original equipment manufacturers with increased packaging and design flexibility. The innovation is expected to enhance driving experiences in software-defined vehicles (SDVs), as well as assist and automated driving across various...
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    Keysight Technologies enhances EV production testing with new EV2020B and EV2020BE platforms
    Keysight Technologies has enhanced its end-of-line (EOL) test portfolio with the introduction of the EV2020B EV Manufacturing Functional Test Platform and the EV2020BE EV Manufacturing Functional Test Platform for Electric Vehicle Supply Equipment (EVSE). These new solutions offer automakers and EVSE manufacturers a scalable and flexible production testing approach, aiming to accelerate time-to-market, reduce costs, and ensure compliance with evolving industry standards. According to a report...
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    Prestone unveils EVX thermal fluids at The Battery Show North America
    Prestone, a global leader in automotive fluids and a brand under the PFX Group, will showcase its Prestone EVX collection of thermal management fluids for electrified vehicles at The Battery Show North America in Detroit. These fluids are engineered to address the demands of EV charging time, driving range, safety and performance, offering low conductivity, extended corrosion protection and chemical stability for light and heavy-duty electric vehicles. Prestone's EVX fluids have been develope...
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    US Energy Department acquires stake in Lithium Americas and Thacker Pass project
    The US Energy Department has acquired a 5% stake in Lithium Americas and its Thacker Pass joint venture with General Motors, which is projected to become the largest source of lithium in the Western Hemisphere. This investment aligns with the US government's strategy to enhance industries crucial for national security. Recently, the administration was in talks with Lithium Americas regarding a $2.26 billion loan for the Nevada-based project. The Vancouver-based company has finalized an agreem...
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    ArcelorMittal invests in new plant in Canada to produce laser-welded blank parts for vehicles
    ArcelorMittal Tailored Blanks (AMTB), a division of ArcelorMittal that specializes in laser-welded blanks (LWBs), also known as tailored blanks, is set to enhance its presence in North America by constructing a new 154,000-square-foot blanking facility in Ingersoll, Ontario. This new facility will combine advanced blanking technology with sustainable manufacturing practices, underscoring AMTB’s dedication to innovation and environmental responsibility in the automotive sector. LWBs are...
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    Renault invests in new purchasing center in Mexico
    Renault is investing in a purchasing center in Mexico to supply auto parts to its plants in South America and strengthen its aftermarket network in Mexico. The new center will start operations in October. “Mexico has a spectacular supplier base. We have opened a new business unit set to start in October, and the objective is to increase Mexican-sourced parts in the vehicles manufactured in Colombia, Brazil and Argentina. It is a new unit, it is a reality, and we will be starting the first ship...
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    Wallbox teams up with SureCharge to launch EV charging network in Canada
    Wallbox announced a partnership with SureCharge Corp. to set up a new public charging network in Alberta and British Columbia. Wallbox's Supernova 180-kW DC fast chargers will be installed under this new network. This initiative aims to create up to 24 high-speed charging sites with 96 charging points along major travel routes in the region. SureCharge is managing the deployment, and SureTek Electric & Technologies Ltd., a certified Wallbox partner, will handle installation and maintena...
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    Nuvve re-awarded Sourcewell contract to advance fleet electrification for public agencies
    Nuvve Holding Corp. has been re-awarded a contract by Sourcewell, an organization that aids over 75,000 public agencies with cooperative contracts, to further the electrification of fleets. Nuvve's collaboration with Sourcewell aims to support school districts, municipalities and other public entities in transitioning to electric vehicle fleets by offering vehicle-to-grid (V2G) services in a simplified manner. This contract emphasizes the growing collaboration between Nuvve and Sourcewell, ca...
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    Pure Lithium partners with Voltaiq to advance lithium metal battery commercialization
    Pure Lithium has announced a partnership with Voltaiq to enhance the commercialization of its lithium metal battery technology. Pure Lithium, a company that specializes in vertically integrated lithium metal battery technology, will utilize Voltaiq's Enterprise Battery Intelligence platform to implement essential battery analytics and quality control. This partnership comes as Pure Lithium relocates to Chicago, constructs its first pilot line, and begins to dispatch sample cells to customers. ...
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    Stellantis-LG Energy battery JV completes construction of cell manufacturing plant in Ontario
    NextStar Energy (NSE), a battery joint venture between Stellantis and LG Energy Solution, announced Sept. 30 that the company has received its Occupancy Permit, marking the official construction completion of the planned battery manufacturing facility in Ontario. According to the company, this milestone brings NSE one step closer to ramping up operations at its cell manufacturing facility later in 2025. The NSE facility is a state-of-the-art battery manufacturing plant, capable of up to 49...
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    U Power partners with IoTeX for blockchain-based EV battery-swapping system
    U Power Ltd. has announced the completion of its real-world assets (RWAs) issuance through a strategic partnership with IoTeX, a blockchain platform. This collaboration aims to create an advanced electric vehicle battery-swapping system using blockchain, AI and tokenized RWAs. In July, U Power and IoTeX had agreed to explore RWAs tokenization, which is now backed by U Power's battery-swapping assets in China and Southeast Asia. The RWAs have been approved for trading on HabitTrade, a multi-as...
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    PlusAI establishes advisory council for autonomous truck safety and policy guidance
    PlusAI has formed a Safety and Policy Advisory Council to guide the company on safety issues, operational strategies and the regulatory landscape as it progresses toward the 2027 commercial launch of factory-built autonomous trucks. Shawn Kerrigan, PlusAI's COO and co-founder, emphasized the need for partnerships with trucking industry leaders and regulators to ensure a safe and scalable deployment of autonomous trucks. The council comprises experts in transportation and logistics and government...
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    Wider penetration of silicon anode technology in light vehicles will likely accelerate over the next 3 to 7 years: Rick Luebbe, CEO, Group14
    Among the several advanced battery technologies that are under development, Silicon anode technology is keenly followed. Silicon anodes could substantially increase battery energy density and charging speed compared to traditional graphite anodes, making them vital for next-generation electric vehicles. S&P Global Mobility spoke with Rick Luebbe, CEO and co-founder of Group14 Technologies, a fast-emerging company in this space, to understand more about the technology, its prospects and chall...
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    Rivian issues software updates to enhance autonomy, charging and audio features
    Rivian has introduced several updates to enhance the autonomy system and ride comfort of its vehicles. Key improvements include advanced lane centering and expanded hands-free capabilities on highways. Alongside these updates, Rivian is rolling out a Schedule Recommendation feature to optimize charging times for Gen 1 and 2 vehicles. This feature allows vehicles to charge during off-peak hours, potentially reducing annual charging costs by up to 20% or more, with savings reaching up to $900 for ...
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    Mainland China proposes new regulations for manual release on hidden car door handles
    Mainland China has proposed new regulations requiring hidden door handles in cars to have a manual opening mechanism for enhanced safety in emergencies, Yicai Global reported Sept. 25. This draft, released by the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology, mandates that each car door possesses internal and external handles with mechanical release functions. The regulations emerged following incidents where hidden door handles in electric vehicles prevented swift egress due to electrical ...
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    Kia recalls over 39,500 Sorento SUVs in US to address HVAC system fire risk
    Kia is recalling more than 39,500 vehicles in the US to fix a defect in the heating, ventilation and air conditioning (HVAC) system, which could cause a fire and increase the risk of injury if left unaddressed. The US National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) estimated that nearly 1% of the recalled vehicles may contain the fault. The recall covers certain Kia Sorento sport utility vehicles from model years 2021 through 2023, equipped with HVAC systems that may have faulty w...
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    Nissan adopts Electrify America's Plug&Charge technology for seamless EV charging
    Electrify America has announced the expansion of Plug&Charge technology, with Nissan adopting this seamless charging capability for its upcoming electric vehicles, starting with the 2026 Nissan LEAF. Plug&Charge technology offers a simplified charging experience where drivers can initiate charging and payment just by plugging in, eliminating the need to interact with screens, cards or apps. After setting up through the MyNISSAN app, communication is established between the vehicle and ch...
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    Ford and GM initiatives aim to extend EV tax credit benefits after expiration
    Ford and General Motors (GM) have initiated programs aimed at extending the benefits of the $7,500 US tax credit for electric vehicle leases beyond its expiration date, which is set for the end of September. These programs involve their financing arms purchasing EVs in dealers' inventories by making down payments, enabling them to qualify for the federal tax credit. This approach allows dealers to continue offering leases with the subsidy included in the lease rate for several more months. Th...
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    Stellantis recalls more than 123,000 vehicles in US over trim piece detachment concern
    Stellantis is recalling 123,396 vehicles in the US due to the risk of detached trim pieces on the driver and passenger windows, which could pose a hazard to other vehicles and increase the likelihood of a crash, Reuters reported Sept. 27, citing the US National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA). The recall affects specific 2022–2024 Chrysler Jeep Wagoneer and Jeep Grand Wagoneer models. According to the NHTSA, the quarter trim on the driver and passenger windows may not hav...
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    Freudenberg Sealing Technologies to unveil battery innovations at 2025 Battery Show North America
    Freudenberg Sealing Technologies (FST) is set to showcase its latest innovations at the 2025 Battery Show North America in Detroit. FST's display will feature three key innovations: New battery pressure equalization components, advanced sealing for battery systems and advanced thermal management for high-performance electric vehicles. Freudenberg has expanded its DIAvent product portfolio, which addresses the need for effective pressure equalization in the transition to electrification. ...
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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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    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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    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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    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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    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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    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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    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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    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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    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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    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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    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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    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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    SK Innovation partners with KBR for global battery recycling market entry
    SK Innovation has partnered with KBR, an energy solutions provider based in Texas, US, to expand in the global battery recycling market. The collaboration involves licensing SK Innovation's battery metal recycling (BMR) technology to KBR. This agreement was formalized with a memorandum of understanding signed in Lisbon, Portugal. SK Innovation's BMR technology is notable for its prerecovery method, which allows direct recovery of lithium hydroxide from used batteries, setting it apart from co...
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    Helios Charging launches a new platform to unlock alternative investment in the US’ clean energy infrastructure
    Helios Charging, an environmental impact company focused on electric vehicle charging and solar projects, has announced the launch of its new platform, which is designed to provide accredited investors with an opportunity to engage in the clean energy sector through tax equity investments. As the demand for renewable energy and EV infrastructure continues to grow, there is a notable need for capital to develop these essential projects. Helios Charging aims to fill this gap by offering tax equ...
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    Hyundai Motor recalls 568,580 vehicles in US to fix seatbelt issue
    Hyundai Motor is initiating a recall of 568,580 vehicles in the US due to a potential issue with the seatbelt buckles that may fail to adequately secure passengers during a crash, Reuters reported Sept. 18, citing the US National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA). The recall impacts select Palisade sport utility vehicles from the model years 2020 to 2025. According to the US vehicle safety regulator, the problem stems from components in the seatbelt buckle assemblies that may have...
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    Ascend Elements and GEM Co. Ltd. sign MOU for European lithium-ion recycling collaboration
    Ascend Elements, a US-based company specializing in engineered battery materials, and GEM Co. Ltd., a Chinese company known for its work in battery materials and recycling, have announced a memorandum of understanding (MOU) to explore collaboration on lithium-ion (Li-ion) battery recycling and materials production in Europe. This initiative aims to support Europe's transition to a sustainable battery materials ecosystem in compliance with the EU's regulatory framework, including the EU Batter...
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    EnviroSpark partners with Sutter Health to install EV chargers at California campuses
    EnviroSpark, an operator of electric vehicle charging infrastructure, has announced a collaboration with Sutter Health, a not-for-profit health network in California, US. This partnership aims to install EV chargers at Sutter campuses, benefiting patients, visitors and caregivers by allowing them to conveniently charge their vehicles while receiving or delivering care. The effort aligns with Sutter's focus on innovation, sustainability and patient-centered care. The installation of EV chargin...
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    Lyft partners with Waymo for autonomous ride-hailing service in Nashville by 2026
    Lyft and Waymo have announced a partnership to introduce Waymo's fully autonomous ride-hailing service in Nashville, Tennessee, by 2026. This collaboration will involve Lyft's subsidiary, Flexdrive, which will manage the fleet operations, including vehicle maintenance and infrastructure for the Nashville fleet. Initially, riders can access Waymo's autonomous vehicles through the Waymo app, with plans to integrate with Lyft's network for matched rides later in 2026. The partnership will i...
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    Rivian breaks ground on its planned manufacturing plant in Georgia, US
    Rivian conducted a groundbreaking ceremony at its manufacturing site in Social Circle, Georgia. The event was attended by notable figures such as Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp and Georgia Speaker of the House Jon Burns. Rivian's planned facility is expected to create 7,500 jobs by 2030 and 2,000 construction jobs. The planned manufacturing plant is slated to produce Rivian's next-generation electric vehicles, including the midsize R2 sport utility vehicle and R3 crossover, with customer vehicle pro...
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    California awards $1.1 million to It's electric for curbside vehicle-to-grid EV charger development
    The California Energy Commission (CEC) has awarded $1.1 million to Brooklyn-based It's electric to develop, certify and commercialize the world's first curbside vehicle-to-grid electric vehicle charger. This initiative is part of the Enabling Electric Vehicles as Distributed Energy Resources grant under California's Electric Program Investment Charge (EPIC) Program, aimed at advancing the state's climate goals through innovative energy technologies. In partnership with the University of ...
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    Sion Power advances anode manufacturing with proprietary vacuum deposition method
    Sion Power is advancing the anode manufacturing process by implementing a proprietary vacuum deposition method in place of the conventional mechanical rolling technique. This new process allows it to produce lithium-metal anodes with improved control, efficiency and performance, breaking past the limitations of traditional methods that restrict lithium thickness to 30-50 microns. Instead of using lubricants and additives, Sion Power's vacuum deposition deposits lithium directly onto copper fo...
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    Lucid receives $300 million from Uber for robo-taxi initiative using Lucid's EV technology
    As reported in a press release on Sept. 16, Lucid Group has secured a $300 million investment from Uber Technologies. This strategic investment is part of Lucid's next-generation premium global robo-taxi program, announced in July, which will utilize Lucid's electric vehicle technology. The robo-taxi is set to be manufactured at Lucid's Arizona, US, facility and operate exclusively on Uber's ride-hailing platform. This partnership aims to support the development costs associated with the autonom...
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    Natrion opens new battery manufacturing site in New York following $1.3 million funding
    Natrion, a US-based battery technology company, has announced the opening of a new manufacturing site in Cheektowaga, New York. This development follows the approval of $1.3 million in funding from the New York Power Authority (NYPA) board of trustees in July, aimed at supporting the project and creating 19 jobs. The new facility will enhance Natrion's production capacity, capable of servicing 500 MWh of lithium-ion batteries annually, with an initial capacity throughput of 250,000 square meters...
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    Syrah Resources gets Tesla to extend the deadline for supply of graphite after failing to supply material samples
    Australia's Syrah Resources has extended the deadline to address an alleged breach of its critical graphite supply agreement with Tesla. The supply agreement with Tesla is seen as a crucial move for Syrah's US expansion. Tesla had issued a default notice in July, claiming that Syrah had failed to deliver conforming active anode material (AAM) samples from its Louisiana, US, facility for Tesla's electric vehicle batteries. The original Sept. 16 deadline has now been extended to Nov. 15. A...
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    SWTCH and Flo sign agreement to expand access to EV charging network in North America
    SWTCH Energy and Flo, leading electric vehicle charging service providers in North America, have announced a roaming agreement that would allow users of one network to access the other's charging stations through their existing app. This initiative aims to address the issue of EV charging network fragmentation, which can hinder EV adoption due to the requirement for separate apps and accounts across different networks. This integration simplifies the process for EV drivers, particularly benef...
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    Amazon tests General Motors’ BrightDrop electric vans as part of its plan to induct 100,000 electric delivery vehicles by 2030
    Amazon is testing General Motors' (GM) BrightDrop electric vans as part of its initiative to introduce 100,000 electric delivery vehicles by the end of the decade. The testing involves slightly more than a dozen vans, which are added to a fleet that already includes electric vehicles from Rivian. In 2023, GM sold 12 of its 2024 model BrightDrop vans to Amazon. Despite this testing, Amazon's partnership with Rivian remains unchanged, according to spokesperson Steve Kelly. Amazon holds a 16%...
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    Ram cancels battery-electric vehicle truck, plans to launch extended-range pickup truck
    Stellantis' Ram brand has decided to cancel the development of its full-size electric Ram 1500 pickup truck due to slowing demand for electric vehicles. A company spokesperson said that with decreased demand for full-size battery electric trucks in North America, Stellantis is reevaluating its product strategy and will discontinue the development of the full-size battery-electric vehicle (BEV) pickup. The launch of the truck had been delayed twice, with initial plans set for late 2024. On ...
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    Canada waives emissions-free vehicle mandate as part of economic relief package
    Canada has announced a waiver on the mandate requiring 20% of all vehicles sold in 2026 to be emissions-free. This decision is part of a broader aid package aimed at mitigating the adverse effects of US tariffs on various sectors, including steel and aluminum. The target was initially set by the Liberal government under former Prime Minister Justin Trudeau in 2023. Prime Minister Mark Carney, Trudeau's successor, explained that waiving this requirement would provide financial relief to automa...
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    Orange EV and OptiGrid launch Orange Juicer DC charger for efficient fleet electrification
    Orange EV and OptiGrid have announced the launch of the Orange Juicer, a battery-integrated DC fast charger designed to revolutionize fleet electrification by overcoming significant barriers such as utility upgrades and high infrastructure costs. The Orange Juicer reduces fleet electrification timelines from years to weeks by utilizing an onboard 180-kWh battery that steadily draws energy from existing on-site power. This solution allows for high-capacity fast charging with up to 85% less gri...
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    Government of Newfoundland and Labrador allocates additional investment of C$3.8 million to expand EV charging infrastructure
    The government of Newfoundland and Labrador, in partnership with Newfoundland and Labrador Hydro (NL Hydro) in Canada, has announced an additional investment of C$3.8 million to expand the province’s electric vehicle charging infrastructure, the provincial government said in a press note issued on Aug. 29. NL Hydro has also invested C$463,000 in the said project to support the expansion of EV charging infrastructure in the region. The project will see the construction of four fast-chargi...
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    Envirospark achieves milestone with 2,500th charger online, expanding EV infrastructure network
    EnviroSpark, a significant charging provider and charge-point operator, has achieved a milestone by bringing its 2,500th charger online as part of its network, with an additional 1,000 network plugs contracted to be operational soon. This development highlights EnviroSpark's continued efforts to expand reliable electric vehicle infrastructure across North America. Unlike other companies that often announce ambitious deployment targets that are not fully realized, EnviroSpark emphasizes tangib...
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    Sinexcel forms manufacturing partnership with SMTC for localized EV charger production in the US
    Sinexcel announced a strategic manufacturing partnership with SMTC Corp., a US-based electronics manufacturing services provider, to establish a US production base for Sinexcel's electric vehicle chargers, ensuring adherence to the Build America, Buy America (BABA) Act. Through this collaboration, Sinexcel will localize the production of its advanced EV charger portfolio at SMTC's facilities in Fremont and the Bay Area. By leveraging SMTC's expertise and certifications in PCBA, syst...
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    IAA Mobility 2025: Gentex showcases advanced automatic-dimming interior and exterior mirrors
    At the IAA Mobility 2025 in Munich last week, Gentex Corp. showcased its advanced automotive features designed to enhance driving comfort and safety by reducing glare from sunlight and modern headlamps. The US-based company also presented technologies from partners such as Adasky, specializing in automotive thermal sensing, and Solace, which focuses on wireless power and data transfer. Research indicates that glare from headlights is a significant concern for dri...
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    ZF expands Gray Court facility in US for enhanced logistics operations
    ZF has announced the expansion of its Gray Court facility in South Carolina, US. The project, which started with a groundbreaking event on Sept. 9, involved constructing a 45,000-square-foot additional space at the facility to support the site's logistics operations. The expansion will feature flexible capacity, efficient dock access and optimized material flow, aiming to meet both current and future business needs. ZF Gray Court, the Germany-based supplier’s first full-scale manufacturing ...
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    Autel unveils EV and BESS projects with advanced battery and power conversion systems
    Autel's Greensboro, North Carolina, site at its manufacturing facility has unveiled a 250-kWh battery cabinet paired with a 125-kW power conversion system. This installation includes Autel MaxiCharger DC Fast and two DC Compact units, which are designed to provide reliable high-power charging, reduce peak demand costs and improve site resiliency. Autel Energy anticipates completing several more electric vehicle and battery energy storage system (BESS) projects before the end of 2025, demonstr...
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    ExxonMobil to acquire technology and US-based assets of Superior Graphite
    ExxonMobil plans to strategically expand into the advanced synthetic graphite business by acquiring the technology and US-based assets of Superior Graphite, a company with over a century of experience in graphite and materials production. This acquisition, made Sept. 8, includes some select international offices of Superior Graphite and represents a significant step in establishing a robust synthetic graphite supply chain in the US. The move into synthetic graphite is driven by its advanta...
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    General Motors, EVgo and Pilot Company partner to expand EV charging infrastructure over 200 locations across the US
    Pilot Company, General Motors (GM) and EVgo Inc. have announced the expansion of their collaborative electric vehicle fast-charging network, which is now reaching over 200 locations across nearly 40 states in the US. Over two years, they have deployed about 850 new fast-charging stalls across the US, targeting critical travel routes to provide 24/7 access to high-power chargers. This initiative is aimed at facilitating coast-to-coast EV travel by bridging charging gaps and enhancing convenien...
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    Wolfspeed announces commercial launch of 200-mm silicon carbide materials portfolio
    As reported in a press release on Sept. 10, Wolfspeed announced the commercial launch of its 200-mm silicon carbide (SiC) materials products, which marks a significant step in the company's aim to transition the industry from silicon to SiC. Wolfspeed is also providing 200-mm SiC epitaxy for qualification, which, in combination with its 200-mm bare wafers, enhances scalability and quality for next-generation high-performance power devices. Cengiz Balkas, the chief business officer, said th...
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    Audi to launch cars with Rivian's software architecture by 2028
    The upcoming Volkswagen ID 1 entry-level electric car is scheduled to be launched in 2027. However, Audi will be the first brand from the VW Group to roll out a complete software architecture that the German-based automotive group is developing with the US-based electric-car maker. The VW Group and Rivian entered a strategic partnership and formed a joint venture, Rivian and Volkswagen Group Technology, in November 2024. Audi's focus on high functionality, as noted by CEO ...
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    Autel Energy Europe integrates Phoenix Contact’s CCS2 technology into MaxiCharger DT1000 series
    Autel Energy Europe has incorporated Phoenix Contact's 1,000 amperes (A) CCS2 technology into the MaxiCharger DT1000 series, aiming to enhance charging capabilities for high-power applications. This collaboration is set to expand charging performance for heavy-duty vehicles, commercial fleets and high-performance passenger cars, while improving thermal stability and system compatibility. Andreas Lastei, vice president of Autel Energy Europe, emphasized the importance of industry collabor...
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    IAA Mobility 2025: Volkswagen and PowerCo showcase Unified Cell solution for EVs
    The Volkswagen Group and its subsidiaries PowerCo and Elli showcased pioneering advancements in battery and energy technologies at the IAA Mobility 2025, emphasizing sustainable mobility made in Europe. At the event, PowerCo launched the Unified Cell, which will debut in the Electric Urban Car Family of Volkswagen, ŠKODA and Cupra, promising improvements in performance, cost efficiency and flexibility for series production. The Unified Cell is designed to be integrated into a wide range...
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    IAA Mobility 2025: NVIDIA showcases future software-defined vehicles
    At the IAA Mobility conference in Munich, NVIDIA Vice President of Automotive Ali Kani emphasized the transformative impact of cloud-to-car AI platforms on automotive safety, intelligence and trust. NVIDIA showcased how vehicles are becoming AI-defined machines, merging data center capabilities with factory production. Kani highlighted the transition from horsepower to compute power as automotive engineering increasingly integrates NVIDIA's cloud-to-car platform to enhance vehicle safety, intell...
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    Seeing Machines develops advanced driver monitoring system technology to detect alcohol impairment in vehicles
    Seeing Machines has unveiled a new feature in its driver monitoring system (DMS) that can detect non-drowsy driver impairment, including alcohol-related impairment. Mike Lenné, chief safety officer of Seeing Machines, said that its technology, already in over 3.7 million cars and 60,000 trucks, has long been able to detect and prevent distracted and drowsy driving. Now, after extensive research and testing, it can also identify alcohol impairment to meet European New Car Assessment Pr...
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    Tesla launches a new program allowing businesses to purchase its superchargers
    Tesla is intensifying its focus on its supercharging network amid declining global vehicle sales. The company has launched a new initiative allowing businesses to purchase white-labeled superchargers, featuring custom business logos on each cabinet. These businesses are responsible for purchasing the charging equipment and overseeing installation, while Tesla provides the necessary hardware, software and ongoing support to transform parking lots into fast-charging hubs for electric vehicles o...
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    Mercedes-Benz to integrate Alpitronic’s HYC1000 charging system at its charging parks in Europe and North America from 2026
    Mercedes-Benz plans to advance its fast-charging infrastructure by implementing the new HYC1000 charging system from Alpitronic starting in 2026 at its electric vehicle charging parks across Europe and North America. Alpitronic's HYC1000 charger introduces a modular and decentralized architecture, allowing for an external power unit to deliver up to 1,000 kW at 800 amperes, which can be distributed across multiple charging points. This design enhances efficiency, customization and scalability...
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    IAA Mobility 2025: Clarios unveils OPTIMA Race Battery for elite motorsports
    Clarios, a company known for its work in advanced low-voltage battery technologies, is set to present its new OPTIMA Race Battery at IAA Mobility 2025. This new battery features a lightweight design, extreme durability and advanced electronic integration, marking Clarios' ongoing dedication to motorsports energy system innovation. The battery is showcased in a Porsche from F.A.T. International at the event, demonstrating its capability in extreme motorsports conditions. The OPTIMA Race Batter...
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    IAA Mobility 2025: Quantumscape and PowerCo debut solid-state batteries on Ducati motorcycle
    QuantumScape Corp. and PowerCo SE showcased the first live vehicle demonstration of QuantumScape's solid-state lithium-metal batteries at the IAA Mobility event in Munich. This technological breakthrough featured a Ducati motorcycle equipped with QSE-5 battery cells using the QS Cobra production process. The event marked a significant milestone, transitioning from laboratory development to real-world application of anode-free solid-state batteries, which aim to address key performance metrics...
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    Sakuu appoints Arwed Niestroj as president amid pivotal growth phase
    Sakuu, a company specializing in commercial-scale manufacturing equipment and technologies for the battery and supercapacitor industries, has announced the appointment of Arwed Niestroj as president and COO. Niestroj has been with Sakuu for six years, previously serving as chief product officer, among other leadership roles. The appointment coincides with Sakuu's founder and CEO, Robert Bagheri, assuming the role of executive chairman of the board of directors. Bagheri expressed confidence in...
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    TexPower appoints Bader Almonawer as president to lead lithium-ion phosphate manufacturing expansion
    TexPower, a US-based company specializing in battery cathode materials, has appointed Bader Almonawer as its new president. Almonawer is tasked with leading the company's efforts to reestablish American leadership in lithium-ion phosphate (LFP) manufacturing and spearhead its expansion. He brings a wealth of experience in leadership, finance and operations, having held roles such as chairman of the audit committee at NeOnc Technologies and serving on the boards of Neuromena and Arabian Group of ...
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    MIT researchers develop recyclable self-assembling battery material for EVs
    Researchers at Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) have developed a novel self-assembling battery material designed to enhance the recyclability of electric vehicle batteries. This material, featured in a Nature Chemistry paper, acts as an electrolyte in solid-state battery cells and can disassemble into its original molecular components in an organic liquid, simplifying recycling. This advancement provides an alternative to the traditional method of shredding batteries, which can result...
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    Hyundai halts Georgia battery facility construction following immigration raid
    Hyundai Motor has halted construction work at its electric vehicle battery plant in Ellabell, Georgia, after a raid by US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) officials resulted in the arrest of hundreds of workers, according to a report by The Independent on Sept. 6. About 475 workers, mostly South Korean nationals, were detained by the immigration officials, marking the largest single-site enforcement by the US Department of Homeland Security. The report mentioned that Homeland Se...
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    May Mobility expands autonomous vehicle services in Grand Rapids under goMARTI 2.0 project
    In a press release dated Sept. 2, May Mobility announced the expansion of its autonomous vehicle services as part of the goMARTI 2.0 transportation project in Grand Rapids, Minnesota. This expansion, achieved in partnership with Minnesota's Iron Range Resources & Rehabilitation office and The PLUM Catalyst, introduces additional stops based on community feedback at key locations such as Itasca Community College and the Judy Garland Museum. The service now operates from Monday to Saturday, 10...
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    ChargePoint's Q2 revenue falls 9% YOY to $99 million
    ChargePoint reported its financial results for the second quarter of fiscal year 2026, ended July 31, 2025. The company's revenue reached $99 million, at the high end of the guidance range, despite a 9% decrease compared to the prior year's same quarter. In the second quarter, the generally accepted accounting principles net loss was $66.2 million, improving by 4% from $68.9 million in the same quarter last year. The non-GAAP pretax net loss decreased by 26% to $31.9 million from $43.0 m...
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    Natron Energy to cease operations due to funding challenges, plans $1.4 billion factory halt
    Natron Energy, a sodium-ion battery startup, will cease operations due to funding issues, according to a report on MSN dated Sept. 3. The company had planned to establish a $1.4 billion factory in Eastern North Carolina, promising 1,000 jobs. However, funding challenges led to the cease operations decision, as communicated by Chief Commercial Officer John Schmidt in an internal email provided to The News & Observer, according to the MSN report. Sherwood Partners, the largest shareholder, int...
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    Vemo secures $250 million investment from Vision Ridge for EV expansion in Mexico
    Vemo, a company focused on clean mobility in Mexico, has announced a $250 million investment commitment led by Vision Ridge Partners to enhance its expansion. The funding will be utilized to bolster Vemo's public charging infrastructure and electric vehicle deployment across Mexico. Additionally, the investment will support the development of Vemo's tech-enabled EV fleet management solutions. Vemo operates a comprehensive clean mobility platform integrating EVs, charging infrastructure a...
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    LG Energy Solution secures major battery supply deal with Mercedes-Benz Group
    LG Energy Solution (LGES) has secured a significant supply deal with Mercedes-Benz Group for a total of 107 GWh of electric vehicle batteries. The agreement stipulates that LGES will provide 75 GWh of batteries to a Mercedes-Benz affiliate and 32 GWh to Mercedes-Benz AG. The estimated contract value, based on a unit price of $90-$110 per kilowatt-hour for the 46 Series batteries, is about 15 trillion won (approximately $12 billion). Deliveries for the US market are scheduled from Ju...
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    BMW i Ventures invests in US-based startup Rive to enhance digital experiences
    BMW i Ventures, the corporate venture capital arm of the BMW Group, has announced an investment in Rive, a Silicon Valley, US-based company known for redefining the process of designing and delivering user interfaces (UI) for various applications, including in vehicles. BMW i Ventures joins other investors such as Andreessen Horowitz, Two Sigma and Duolingo, the mobile learning platform that already utilizes Rive to enhance real-time, interactive experiences. Rive's platform enables desi...
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    Electric Era launches charging station network to improve EV charger visibility and reliability
    Electric Era announced that it has launched the Electric Era Charging Station Network to enhance visibility on original equipment manufacturer vehicle mapping systems and third-party platforms. This network aims to help customers find their preferred high-power DC fast chargers more easily. Electric Era's founder and CEO, Quincy Lee, emphasized its commitment to creating a reliable electric vehicle charging network in the US, enhancing brand affinity and customer loyalty programs for retailer...
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    Posco International secures major order for non-mainland Chinese drive motor cores
    Posco International has secured a significant order worth 600 billion won (approximately $430 million) for drive motor cores from a North American client. These cores are essential components of electric vehicles and traditionally rely on rare earth materials predominantly sourced from mainland China. Posco International was chosen due to its successful establishment of an independent supply chain free from mainland Chinese dependency. Posco Mobility Solution, a subsidiary of Posco Internatio...
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    General Motors transitions to NACS charging ports for EVs, starting with 2026 Cadillac models
    General Motors (GM) is embarking on a transition to standardize electric vehicle charging ports. From Combined Charging System 1 (CCS1) charging ports, the company plans to shift to a native North American Charging Standard (NACS) port, starting with the 2026 Cadillac OPTIQ and OPTIQ-V models. This gradual transition aims to simplify the charging process by standardizing the plug shape needed for charging at stations. During this transition period, vehicles and chargers will exist in both sta...
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    Genesis rolls out in-app EV charging and plug and charge features to enhance customer experience in the US
    Genesis, a luxury vehicle brand of the South Korean carmaker Hyundai Motor Co., has introduced two new charging features, in-app charging and plug and charge, to enhance the public charging experience for its electric vehicles. These features, alongside the Genesis Home marketplace, are designed to offer more flexibility and control for owners. Tedros Mengiste, COO of Genesis Motor North America, expressed that these advancements are part of its commitment to providing an improved owners...
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    Chemists at University of Wisconsin-Madison innovate new cost-effective process for recycling LFP batteries
    The disposal of millions of batteries continues to remain a critical challenge as global electric vehicle adoption is increasing every year. These batteries, though spent, contain valuable lithium that can potentially be recycled for new batteries, and therefore identifying a cost-effective recycling method has significant importance. In this context, a team of chemists at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, led by Professor Kyoung-Shin Choi, has proposed an innovative battery recycli...
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    General Motors to partially halt production at Factory Zero in Detroit
    General Motors' electric vehicle manufacturing plant, Factory Zero in Detroit-Hamtramck, will temporarily halt production on its first and second shifts starting Sept. 2. The decision was communicated to employees on Aug. 27 and will affect the production of the GMC Hummer EV and Cadillac Escalade IQ. The production pause will begin the day after Labor Day and is set to resume on Oct. 6, with an extension of the temporary layoff for the second shift until the same date, impacting approximatel...
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    Piedmont Lithium and Sayona Mining merge to form Elevra Lithium
    Piedmont Lithium Inc. has announced the completion of its merger with Sayona Mining Ltd., following approval from both companies' shareholders and fulfillment of all closing conditions. The merger has resulted in the formation of Elevra Lithium, which combines the complementary assets of both companies to create one of the largest hard-rock lithium platforms globally. This positions Elevra Lithium to address the increasing demand brought on by the global energy transition, particularly in the...
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