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    From ‘eyes-off’ hype to ‘hands-free’ reality: Premium OEMs bet big on L2+
    While automakers from China to North America have publicly confirmed their intentions to pursue Level 3, others most notably the early adopter German premiums are subtly easing off their Level 3 ambitions as their latest Level 2+ systems come to market. BMW, Mercedes‑Benz and Stellantis all went to market with highly publicized Level 3 plans, and both German automakers have Level 3 systems in market today in very limited availability. But each has discovered that the combination of high cos...
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    BEV-native leadership and established OEM transition in SDV readiness
    The recent adoption by many original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) of an electrical/electronic (E/E) architecture based on zone controllers supporting a software-defined vehicle (SDV) is slowly replacing distributed electronic control architectures that rely on small pieces of control code housed and distributed widely inside isolated electronic control units (ECUs). This new approach centralizes the hardware processing and memory in fewer, more powerful control units that will house functional...
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    Chanani Group launches CM EV Services to build charging hubs across Southern California
    Chanani Group has announced the launch of CM EV Services LLC, a new venture focused on developing electric vehicle charging infrastructure across Southern California. This initiative is described as an important step in supporting the region's transition to clean transportation. CM EV Services has entered into a partnership with Motive Energy, described as one of the largest solar and energy infrastructure providers in the United States. Motive Energy's sustainable solutions division will act...
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    Peak Nano and Advanced Conversion partner on next-generation DC-link capacitors for high-voltage e-mobility
    Peak Nano announced a strategic partnership with Advanced Conversion, a wholly owned subsidiary of ETI of Clearwater, Florida, to co-develop next-generation direct current (DC)-link capacitor solutions for high-voltage e-mobility applications. The initial focus of this collaboration includes high-performance and commercial platforms such as Formula E and performance automotive, electric buses and heavy trucks, off-highway and industrial vehicles, and electrified aviation. The partnership is a...
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    Volvo Cars to consolidate global production of Polestar 3 electric SUV at Ridgeville plant in US
    Volvo Cars and Polestar will consolidate the global production of the Polestar 3 all-electric sport utility vehicle at Volvo Cars' plant in Ridgeville outside Charleston in South Carolina, US. The Polestar 3 is also produced in Chengdu, mainland China. Both Volvo Cars and Polestar are owned by the mainland Chinese automotive group Zhejiang Geely Holding Group. This change further reinforces the strategic role of Volvo's US plant as a key manufacturing site for Volvo Cars and Polestar, enabled...
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    Posco International launches CVC fund to build global heavy rare earth supply chain
    Posco International is developing a global supply chain for heavy rare earth elements used in electric vehicle traction motors and has launched its first Corporate Venture Capital (CVC) fund in partnership with Posco Investment. The fund totals 25 billion won (approximately $16.6 million), and its first strategic move is an investment of 8 billion won in a domestic specialist in rare earth separation and refining. This fund is intended to function as a strategic investment platform for techno...
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    Magna unveils DHD REX hybrid drive to enhance range-extended EVs
    Magna announced the introduction of DHD REX, a dedicated hybrid drive for range-extended electric vehicles (REEVs), as an expansion of its dedicated hybrid portfolio. The system is designed to provide an electric-like driving experience characterized by instant torque response, smooth and quiet operation, and seamless range extension. It is a ready-to-integrate solution built on a modular, single-motor architecture that allows automakers to adapt it to diverse regulatory, infrastructure and cust...
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    Hyundai Motor Group and SK On name US battery JV Hyundai SK Battery Manufacturing America
    Hyundai Motor Group and SK On have officially named their US battery joint venture Hyundai SK Battery Manufacturing America, abbreviated as HSBMA. The announcement was made in a LinkedIn post by Hyundai-SK America Green Power Energy, which had been the JV's provisional name, stating that the finalized name is HSBMA. The JV, unveiled April 25, 2023, is owned equally by Hyundai Motor Group and SK On, with each holding a 50% stake. The facility in Bartow County, Georgia, is more than 90% co...
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    General Motors extends Factory ZERO EV plant shutdown amid weaker demand and layoffs
    General Motors (GM) is idling its Detroit electric vehicle plant, known as Factory ZERO, until April 13, extending downtime that began on March 16. A GM spokesperson said Factory ZERO will temporarily adjust production to align EV production with market demand, and the temporary layoff affects 1,300 workers. The plant produces vehicles, including the Chevrolet Silverado EV and Hummer EV, and has experienced choppy production over the last year as GM confronts waning demand for battery-powered...
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    Diodes expands PowerDI8080-5 MOSFETs for high‑efficiency 48-V automotive systems
    Diodes has expanded its PowerDI8080-5 automotive-compliant N-channel metal-oxide-semiconductor field-effect transistor (MOSFET) portfolio with the introduction of an ultralow RDS(ON), 100-volt MOSFET, along with new 40-V to 80-V MOSFETs. All of the 8 millimeter (mm) by 8 mm gullwing-leaded devices are designed to minimize conduction losses, reduce heat generation and maximize overall efficiency in applications such as brushless DC (BLDC) motors and direct current-direct current (D...
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    Blink Charging's revenue grows 16.5% YOY to $103.5 million in 2025
    Blink Charging Co., a global provider of electric vehicle charging equipment and services, has reported its financial results for the fourth-quarter and full year ended Dec. 31, 2025. The company saw total revenue of $27 million for the fourth quarter, which is a growth of 3.5% year over year, and $103.5 million for the full year, which is a growth of 16.5% year over year. The company reported significant growth in service revenue, which increased by 45% year over year for the full year to reach...
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    ChargePoint introduces Premier Care and Support Portal to enhance EV charger management
    ChargePoint has unveiled two new services, ChargePoint Premier Care and the ChargePoint Support Portal, aimed at enhancing the management of electric vehicle chargers. ChargePoint Premier Care offers personalized, expert services for customers with extensive or complex charging networks, focusing on optimizing their operations and providing detailed metrics such as revenue reports and full-service network optimization. This white glove service includes proactive tracking and case management, mak...
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    Kempower, Windrose and EV Realty launch commercial availability of megawatt charging in California
    Kempower, Windrose and EV Realty have announced a successful charge using the Megawatt Charging System (MCS) at EV Realty's San Bernardino, California, charging hub. This marked the first MCS charging session with a Kempower Mega Satellite MCS installed in North America, advancing the commercial availability of MCS charging for fleet and charge-point operators. The MCS enables charging powers over 1 megawatt, allowing higher charging speeds, stronger standardization and enhanced operationa...
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    Samsung SDI partners with L&F for North American energy storage expansion
    Samsung SDI Co. has entered into a purchase agreement with L&F Co., a South Korean battery material supplier, to bolster its North American energy storage system (ESS) business. The deal, signed on Monday, involves Samsung SDI receiving 1.6 trillion won ($1.06 billion) in cathode materials used in lithium iron phosphate (LFP) batteries from L&F over three years starting in 2027, with an option to extend the agreement for an additional three years.  These materials will be utilize...
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    Keysight introduces new automotive Ethernet test solutions at Automotive Ethernet Congress 2026
    Keysight Technologies will present new automotive Ethernet receiver compliance test solutions at the Automotive Ethernet Congress in Germany. These solutions support validation from 10BASE-T1S to 10GBASE-T1, aiding automakers and suppliers in the shift toward high-speed zonal architecture and software-defined vehicles. As vehicles increasingly become software-driven and data-heavy, automotive Ethernet is advancing to support higher bandwidth and more reliable, scalable network architectures, nec...
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    EnerSys restructures manufacturing operations, closing Mexico plant to expand US capacity
    EnerSys, a global company specializing in stored energy solutions, has announced a strategic restructuring of its manufacturing operations to enhance operational efficiency. The company plans to close its legacy lead-acid battery manufacturing facility in Tijuana, Mexico, transitioning most of its production to its proprietary advanced Thin Plate Pure Lead (TPPL) plant located in Springfield, Missouri. This move is aimed at leveraging investments to expand capacity within its US manufacturing ne...
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    Sony Honda Mobility halts Afeela EV development amid Honda’s strategy shift
    Sony Honda Mobility, a joint venture between Sony and Honda, has decided to halt the development of its Afeela electric vehicles following Honda's decision to reduce its EV plans. Honda's recent strategy shift includes a substantial writedown of up to ¥2.5 trillion (about $15.7 billion), leading to its first annual loss in over 70 years. This move comes amid diminishing support for EVs in the US and lower-than-expected demand in Europe, which has also impacted other automakers such as Ford a...
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    Toyota recalls 144,200 Lexus vehicles in US over rearview camera issue
    Toyota is recalling more than 144,200 vehicles in the US due to an issue in which rearview camera images may not display when the vehicle is shifted into reverse. This problem increases the risk of a crash, according to the US National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA). The recall affects certain Lexus models, including the model year 2022–2025 NX350, NX250, 2023–2026 RX350, and 2024–2026 TX350. The NHTSA estimates all affected vehicles have the underlyin...
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    Microchip launches new automotive chip to power smarter vehicle displays
    Microchip Technology has announced the release of the SAM9X75D5M system-in-package (SiP), which is AEC-Q100 Grade 2 qualified and designed for automotive and e-mobility applications, specifically for human-machine interfaces (HMIs). This new SiP includes an Arm926EJ-S processor and 512 Mbit DDR2 SDRAM, supporting display sizes up to 10 inches with XGA resolution. The SAM9X75D5M is part of Microchip's hybrid microcontroller unit (MCU) family that combines the processing power of a microprocessor ...
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    Tesla and SpaceX to build advanced chip facility Terafab in Austin
    Tesla CEO Elon Musk announced plans for Tesla and SpaceX to develop an advanced chip facility in Austin, Texas, known as Terafab, in response to the growing need for computing power amid a global chip shortage. Terafab will consist of two facilities, each producing a specific chip design. One will focus on AI chips for Tesla's electric vehicles and Optimus humanoid robots, and the other on AI chips for SpaceX's space-based data centers. Musk emphasized the necessity of Terafab by stating that wi...
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    Toyota plans to invest $1 billion in its Kentucky and Indiana plants in the US
    Japanese automaker Toyota plans to invest $1 billion across its Kentucky and Indiana plants in the US, the company announced March 23, as it marked 40 years of its Kentucky plant, Toyota’s largest manufacturing plant worldwide. The carmaker said that the investment is part of its commitment to invest up to $10 billion in its US plants over the next five years. Notably, the company had first announced its $10 billion investment in the US in November 2025. Toyota said that of $1 ...
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    Ampeco unveils CoOperator for enhanced EV charging network management in the US
    Ampeco has introduced CoOperator, an AI-powered operations agent designed for electric vehicle charging network operators utilizing the Ampeco platform. Launched at the EV Charging Summit & Expo in Las Vegas, CoOperator aims to assist operators by automating root cause diagnostics, offering a conversational interface for network management, and executing operational tasks using plain language. This tool is tailored for expanding US charging networks, enabling more efficient managemen...
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    Valeo breaks ground on $225 million high-tech plant in Texas
    Valeo has initiated a new manufacturing facility project in McAllen, Texas. The company plans to invest $225 million over five years in this 337,000-square-foot facility, expecting the creation of up to 500 jobs. Production at this site is slated to commence in late 2027. The establishment of Valeo McAllen is part of Valeo's Elevate 2028 strategic plan, aiming to support the transformation of the automotive industry toward software-defined vehicles. This facility will produce the ce...
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    SK Signet launches 400-kW ultrafast EV charger for North American market
    SK Signet, a South Korean global manufacturer of high-power electric vehicle charging solutions, has launched a new 400-kilowatt All-in-One ultrafast EV charger to enhance energy and space efficiency in charging networks. This model uses high-density silicon carbide (SiC)-based power modules, improving power efficiency to 96.5% and reducing the footprint by 54% compared to its previous version with the same capacity. This innovation aims to strengthen SK Signet's presence in the North Am...
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    NHTSA escalates investigation into Tesla's FSD system over visibility issues
    The US National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) has intensified its investigation into 3.2 million Tesla vehicles equipped with Full Self-Driving (FSD) driver-assistance systems due to concerns that the system may not properly detect or alert drivers in poor visibility conditions. Initially, the agency opened a preliminary evaluation of Tesla's FSD software in October 2024, covering 2.4 million vehicles. The investigation has now escalated to an engineering analysis, which is a pre...
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    NHTSA rejects petition seeking recall of 2.26 million Tesla vehicles
    The US National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) has rejected a petition to recall nearly 2.26 million Tesla vehicles, finding no evidence of a safety-related defect. This decision eliminates the immediate prospect of a large-scale recall for Tesla, although scrutiny over its Full Self-Driving (FSD) driver-assistance system continues. The petition, filed in March 2023, asserted that Tesla vehicles could cause unintended acceleration due to pedal misapplic...
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    Scalvy and Valeo evaluate battery-integrated architecture for enhanced automotive systems
    Scalvy, a company focused on developing distributed power delivery systems for AI data centers, energy storage and electric mobility, has announced the successful concept evaluation of its battery-integrated architecture within an automotive system in collaboration with Valeo, a global automotive technology company. Scalvy's innovative approach replaces traditional large inverters and converters with distributed Power Neurons, which are compact, software-coordinated modules that manage power ...
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    ComEd's EV EMS pilot explores cost-effective domestic charging solutions without panel upgrades
    ComEd's Electric Vehicle Energy Management System (EV EMS) Pilot, in partnership with WeaveGrid, Emporia, and Treehouse, has developed a cost-effective solution for more accessible electric vehicle charging that does not require home electrical panel upgrades. The pilot addresses a challenge faced by about 2.2 million households in ComEd's service area with electrical service of 100 amperes or less, which is insufficient to support Level 2 EV chargers. EMS tested in the pilot use hardwar...
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    Stellantis recalls nearly 11,800 Jeep Wagoneer S models in US over liftgate hinge cover issue
    Stellantis has announced a recall of thousands of vehicles in the US due to a potential issue with the liftgate hinge cover that could increase the risk of a collision. The recall affects 11,767 vehicles, specifically the 2024–2026 Jeep Wagoneer S models. According to the US National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, the liftgate hinge cover may not be properly clipped into position, potentially leading to detachment from the vehicle. The safety regulator'...
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    Puget Sound Energy and ChargeScape launch V2H technology demonstration in Washington
    Puget Sound Energy (PSE) and ChargeScape have initiated the first demonstration of new vehicle-to-home (V2H) technology in Washington, enabling electric vehicles to power homes during power outages. This test involves partners Ford, Kia, and Wallbox, with initial participation from bidirectional-capable EVs like the Ford F-150 Lightning and Kia EV9. The demonstration commenced last month and aims to strengthen grid reliability by using EVs as backup power sources during peak electricity deman...
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    Stellantis expands Tesla Supercharger access for BEV customers in North America
    Stellantis has significantly expanded the fast-charging coverage for its battery-electric vehicle (BEV) customers across North America. Stellantis BEV customers now have access to over 27,500 Tesla Supercharger locations using the Free2move Charge app and a Free2move Charge North American Charging System (NACS)-CCS1 DC adapter. This expansion enables easier long-distance travel and everyday charging for owners of Dodge, Jeep®, Ram, FIAT and Maserati BEVs. This development is a significant mi...
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    Pennsylvania invests $9 million in EV charging stations under NEVI program
    Pennsylvania has announced a $9 million investment in electric vehicle charging stations through the National Electric Vehicle Infrastructure (NEVI) program. The state has 30 charging stations, with 53 more planned or under construction. The Pennsylvania Department of Transportation (PennDOT) has committed to funding 12 new charging stations along major roadways, building on the $54 million already invested across the state. The first NEVI-funded charging station in Pennsylvania was opened...
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    Posco Future M and Molten partner on innovative graphite production from methane gas
    Posco Future M has announced a collaboration with US-based Molten Inc. to develop natural graphite anode materials from non-mined raw materials. This partnership, solidified through a memorandum of understanding signed on March 11 at COEX in Seoul, aims to utilize methane gas in the production process. The signing event featured key representatives from both organizations, including Hong Young-joon from POSCO Future M and Molten's CEO, Kevin Bush. This collaboration will enhance Posco Future ...
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    Nano One advances LFP production capacity expansion at Candiac facility
    Nano One has provided an update on its lithium iron phosphate (LFP) production capacity expansion project at its Candiac, Quebec, facility. The project aims to increase production capacity by 800 metric tons per annum. As of now, detailed engineering work is progressing as planned, with a target completion date set for July. Major equipment purchase orders have been made with suppliers in France, Germany and other countries. The selection of vendors for the remaining major equipment packages ...
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    Ionna expands EV charging network with automaker-backed loyalty programs and benefits
    Ionna, a high-speed charging network backed by eight automakers — BMW, General Motors, Honda, Hyundai, Kia, Mercedes-Benz, Stellantis and Toyota — has opened 100 charging sites over a year and has 340 more in its pipeline. Currently operating just under 1,000 charging bays and with 3,700 more such charging facilities planned, Ionna has also launched new benefits for electric vehicle buyers from its funding automakers, such as a 10% discount for General Motors EVs on charging sessions. ...
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    General Motors and LG Energy Solution shift Tennessee plant to produce energy storage batteries
    General Motors (GM) and LG Energy Solution are converting an electric vehicle battery plant in Tennessee, US, to produce batteries for energy storage systems. This transition is through their joint venture, Ultium Cells, which will recall 700 previously laid-off workers to begin lithium iron phosphate battery production in the second quarter. The layoffs, which affected workers in Tennessee and Ohio, were initially due to reduced EV sales, impacting operations until mid-2026. The shift toward...
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    Linamar partners with Regen Resources for graphite commercialization in Ontario
    Linamar Corp. has announced a strategic alliance with Regen Resources to advance the commercialization of graphite assets located in Welland, Ontario. This collaboration aims to support the development of a domestic supply of battery-grade graphite for both automotive and industrial applications. The alliance leverages Regen's graphite resource reserve of approximately 340,000 metric tons with Linamar's downstream processing capabilities, providing an integrated pathway that aligns resource d...
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    Tesla and LG Energy Solution to establish $4.3 billion battery plant in Michigan
    The US government confirmed a supply agreement between Tesla and South Korea's LG Energy Solution to establish a $4.3 billion lithium iron phosphate (LFP) prismatic battery cell manufacturing facility in Lansing, Michigan, anticipated to begin production in 2027. These US-made cells are intended to power Tesla's Megapack 3 energy storage systems in Houston, contributing to the development of a domestic battery supply chain. This deal is part of a series of agreements highlighted by the Trump ...
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    SWTCH Energy unveils Flex Charger and Smart Outlet to streamline EV charging solutions
    SWTCH Energy announced the launch of two new hardware products, the SWTCH Flex Charger and the SWTCH Smart Outlet, aimed at supporting scalable and cost-effective electric vehicle charging across various property types. These products are integrated with SWTCH Cortex, enabling a comprehensive EV charging portfolio from Level 1 to high-power direct current fast charging. This integration removes the complexity for building owners by providing a unified solution that eliminates the need for multip...
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    Leoni invests $11.4 million in Mexico to ramp up capacity to produce wire harnesses for EVs
    Leoni has announced a strategic investment of $11.4 million to enhance its manufacturing operations in Durango, Mexico. This investment aims to bolster the company's capacity for producing wiring harnesses specifically for electric vehicles. The expansion will involve the installation of 14 new production lines, marking the facility as the first in Mexico dedicated to such advanced automotive components. As operations increase, the project is expected to create 500 direct jobs over the next two ...
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    Honda scraps development of three EV models slated for production in North America
    Honda Motor Co. Ltd. has scrapped three planned electric vehicle models in North America as part of a reassessment of its electrification strategy due to the recent changes brought by the evolving policy landscape in the US.  This decision will lead to expected losses in the company's consolidated financial results for the fiscal year ending March 2026. The cancellation follows a strategic shift toward EVs, initially driven by a commitment to achieve carbon neutrality by 2050 and aligned...
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    Posco Future M partners with Sila to develop next-gen battery materials
    Posco Future M has announced a partnership with US battery materials firm Sila through a memorandum of understanding to develop next-generation battery materials that aim to extend battery lifespan. The agreement was signed in Seoul, South Korea, with key representatives from both companies, including Hong Young-jun, head of Posco Future M’s R&D center, and Gleb Yushin, founder and chief technology officer of Sila, in attendance. The collaboration will leverage Posco Future M'...
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    Syrah Resources and Tesla extend deadline for graphite supply issue resolution
    Syrah Resources, an Australian graphite miner, has agreed with Tesla to extend the deadline for resolving an alleged default in their graphite supply agreement to June 1. Tesla claimed that Syrah failed to provide conforming natural graphite active anode material samples from its Vidalia facility in Louisiana, US. Originally, Syrah was required to remedy the issue by March 16 or face termination of the supply agreement for Syrah's 11.25 kilotons-per-annum active anode material facility in Vid...
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    Cambridge Mobile Telematics enhances StreetVision with new safety features
    Cambridge Mobile Telematics (CMT) has unveiled new features in its StreetVision platform aimed at enhancing safety for transportation agencies. Announced March 11, these new capabilities allow agencies to identify high-risk intersections, allocate safety resources effectively and preemptively prevent crashes. StreetVision now integrates federal and state crash and fatality data at the intersection level with telematics-based assessments of risky driving behaviors, such as speeding and phone dist...
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    Ion Storage Systems receives customer qualification for its solid-state battery technology
    Ion Storage Systems Inc. has announced that its Cornerstone Cells have achieved successful customer qualification for their performance, marking a significant milestone as the first US solid-state battery technology company to reach this achievement. The company plans to start production at its Maryland, US, facility and anticipates expansion as production increases. According to Jorge Diaz Schneider, CEO of Ion Storage Systems, this achievement highlights the company's progress in overc...
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    PPG plans $280 million expansion at US facility, creating 100 jobs by 2028
    PPG Industries has announced a plan to expand its operations in Delaware, Ohio. The company will invest over $280 million in a project, which is expected to generate 100 jobs. The investment involves constructing a new 100,000-square-foot facility at the company's current location, aimed at producing an array of paints and coatings for automotive original equipment manufacturers and parts suppliers. The expanded facility is expected to begin operations in 2028. “As the automo...
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    Electreon completes acquisition of wireless EV charging company InductEV
    Electreon has completed the acquisition of InductEV Inc., the prominent US-based provider of ultrafast, high-power stationary wireless charging for heavy-duty transit and freight. The transaction between the two companies aims to streamline the transition to electric mobility for commercial fleets by providing a range of charging solutions, including in-road dynamic charging, opportunistic charging during stops and overnight depot charging. Electreon offers a replaceable inductive solution fo...
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    Synopsys introduces eDT Platform for advancing automotive electronics digital twins
    Synopsys has introduced the Synopsys Electronics Digital Twin (eDT) Platform, an open solution designed to advance the creation, management, deployment and utilization of electronics digital twins (eDTs). This platform is crucial for software-defined product development, especially in the realm of physical AI systems. Initially targeting high-value automotive applications, the eDT Platform allows original equipment manufacturers to validate up to 90% of software before hardware availability, enh...
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    Tesla opens first Megacharger station in California for Semi electric trucks
    Tesla has inaugurated its first Megacharger station in Ontario, California, to cater to the customers of its Semi electric truck. The move is part of its initiative to establish a reliable charging network for electric trucks. This development follows Tesla's increased production of the Semi electric trucks at its Nevada, US, factory and plans to deploy 66 Megacharger locations across the US. The Ontario location at 4265 E Guasti Road is located strategically near major freight corridors a...
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    Variscite's SoM platform cuts EV charging station development time by 50%
    In a press release dated March 3, Variscite announced that a US-based electric vehicle charging station manufacturer has managed to reduce its development timeline by about 50% with the adoption of its System on Module (SoM)-based platform. Variscite, a global designer, developer and manufacturer of SoMs, provides solutions that combine pin compatibility, information security ISO 27001 certification, extended longevity and extensive customizability, enabling electric vehicle supply equipment (EV...
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    Wallbox partners with Charli Charging to expand EV infrastructure across the US
    Wallbox has partnered with Portland-based Charli Charging to expand enterprise electric vehicle charging infrastructure across the US. As companies seek to electrify fleets and workplaces, the need has shifted from deciding whether to install chargers to developing effective infrastructure. Charli Charging, a charge-point operator, focuses on Level 2 and direct current (DC) fast charging to meet growing enterprise demand, offering a comprehensive service from financing to long-term maintena...
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    GlobalFoundries unveils Auto Grade 1 embedded magnetic RAM technology on ultralow-power platform
    GlobalFoundries (GF) has announced the introduction of its Auto Grade 1-ready embedded magnetic RAM (eMRAM) technology on its ultralow-power FDX platform. This development forms part of GF's portfolio of non-volatile memory technologies and automotive-ready solutions under the AutoPro platform. The FDX+AutoPro150 eMRAM technology offers advantages such as endurance up to 500,000 cycles, sub-10-nanosecond read speed, and scalability for larger memory densities. It is specifically designed to...
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    NextStar Energy inaugurates Canada’s first commercial-scale battery facility in Windsor
    NextStar Energy celebrated the grand opening of its advanced battery manufacturing facility in Windsor, marking a significant development for Canada's first commercial-scale battery manufacturer. The event highlighted key achievements and the company's progress as it continues to innovate and grow. The facility, which covers 4.23 million square feet, is pivotal to Canada's battery manufacturing ecosystem, having received a C$5 billion investment and generated 1,300 direct jobs since 2022. Sin...
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    MP Materials signs rare earth supply deal with major automaker
    MP Materials Corp. has signed a significant rare earths supply contract with an undisclosed automaker and is working on securing similar deals for a planned magnet-making plant in Texas, US. The company, known for being the sole US producer of rare earth minerals, disclosed that the agreement involves supplying neodymium-praseodymium oxide, a material crucial for motor production, though specifics about the contract size were not shared. This development comes as companies rush to ensure stab...
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    SK On lays off 968 workers at Georgia plant amid EV sales slowdown
    SK On Co., a prominent South Korean battery manufacturer, has laid off nearly 1,000 workers at its US battery plant located in Commerce, Georgia. The layoffs, which involve 968 employees, were revealed in a Worker Adjustment and Retraining Notification (WARN) notice posted on a Georgia state website. These dismissals account for approximately 37% of the plant's total workforce of about 2,500 employees. The workforce reduction is part of SK Battery America Inc.'s restructuring efforts in respo...
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    Invisible Urban Charging and ATX Smart Mobility invest $500 million in Mexico's EV infrastructure
    Two US companies, Invisible Urban Charging Inc. (IUC) and ATX Smart Mobility LLC, are set to invest $500 million to install electric vehicle chargers in Mexico's central region. This investment will begin with the deployment of 38 chargers and 140 electric buses in Mexico's Bajío region. Atlanta-based IUC is responsible for funding, sourcing and servicing charger hardware, providing a software platform for site owners and an app for drivers. Miami-based ATX offers technology to optimize rout...
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    Ford recalls over 600,000 vehicles in US to fix glitch in windshield wiper motor
    Ford is recalling 604,533 vehicles in the US due to a potential failure of the windshield wiper motor, which could reduce visibility and increase the risk of a crash, Reuters reported on March 5, citing the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA). The recall affects select models from 2020 to 2022, including the Ford Explorer and Escape as well as the Lincoln Aviator and Corsair vehicles. To fix the problem, Ford dealers will inspect and replace the front wiper motors as n...
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    ChargePoint annual revenue falls 1% YOY to $417 million in FY 2026
    ChargePoint Holdings Inc. reported its financial results for the fourth quarter and full fiscal year 2026, concluding on Jan. 31, 2026. Full fiscal year revenue was reported at $411 million, a decline of 1% from $417.1 million the previous year. The full fiscal year generally accepted accounting principles net loss reduced to $220.2 million from $277.1 million. The networked charging systems revenue fell by 8% to $216.5 million, while subscription revenue rose by 13% to $162.4 ...
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    Colorado Senate advances bill to enhance EV battery recycling and management
    Legislation known as SB26-003, aimed at promoting responsible recycling, reusing and managing of electric vehicle batteries at the end of a vehicle's life, has been approved by the Senate Transportation and Energy Committee in Denver, Colorado. Sponsored by Senator Katie Wallace of Longmont and Assistant Majority Leader Lisa Cutter of Jefferson County, the bill is designed to enhance end-of-life management for EV batteries. Senator Wallace emphasized the need for a clear framework in Colorado...
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    Trio-Tech International secures $2.5 million order for automotive semiconductor services
    Trio-Tech International has announced securing an initial production order valued at approximately $2.5 million to provide advanced burn-in services for a prominent automotive integrated device manufacturer. The agreement involves Trio-Tech utilizing its proprietary burn-in systems, specifically engineered for automotive applications, with the program ramping up in phases through 2026. To support this project, the company is investing in expanding capacity, enhancing workforce training and ...
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    Bristol city’s EV charging infrastructure to expand by 150 new on-street charging points
    Bristol is installing 150 new electric vehicle charging points to improve accessibility for EV drivers, especially in areas with limited off-street parking. These on-street chargers have been integrated into upgraded lampposts across Bristol city, providing a sustainable transport option for residents. The charging points are publicly accessible. Detailed usage instructions, along with pricing, are available on the Fuuse app, which also displays the locations of the chargers. The installat...
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    PG&E advances fleet electrification with ABB E-mobility partnership for charging infrastructure
    Pacific Gas and Electric Co. (PG&E), based in Oakland, California, is making strides in electrifying its fleet as part of its transition to sustainable transportation. PG&E aims to convert all of its 9,500 fleet vehicles to electric by 2045, with a target of 4,300 vehicles electrified by 2030. This shift requires a robust and adaptable charging infrastructure, as PG&E's electric vehicle fleet operates in various demanding roles such as Electric Construction, Gas Service and Engineeri...
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    EVgo's revenue increases 50% YOY to $384 million in 2025
    EVgo Inc. reported its fourth-quarter and full-year 2025 financial results, showing substantial growth in revenue and its charging network. For the fourth quarter, total revenue increased by 75% year over year to $118 million, with charging network revenue reaching a record $64 million, marking the 16th consecutive quarter of double-digit growth. The company's full-year 2025 revenue was $384 million, a 50% increase from 2024, while charging network revenue rose 40% to $218 million. Net loss f...
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    Rock Tech Lithium, Siemens sign MOU to set up lithium conversion plant in Canada
    Rock Tech Lithium Inc. and Siemens Canada Ltd. (Siemens) have signed a nonbinding memorandum of understanding (MOU) to develop a lithium conversion plant in Canada, Rock Tech Lithium announced March 2. The signing took place at the Canadian Critical Minerals Forum hosted by Natural Resources Canada (NRCan) during the Prospectors and Developers Association of Canada Trade Show and Convention (PDAC). According to the press release, at the core of this partnership is the application of Siemen...
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    NHTSA concludes investigation into 7.4 million Stellantis vehicles without seeking recall
    The US National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) has concluded an investigation into nearly 7.4 million vehicles in the US, manufactured by FCA, regarding the unintended deployment of active headrests, without seeking a recall. The decision followed the agreement reached with Stellantis, the parent company of FCA, to provide a 10-year warranty for vehicles from the 2010 through 2020 model years.  Initiated in 2019, the probe found no conclusive evidence of serious ...
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    Factorial partners with South Korea’s Philenergy for strategic manufacturing of solid-state batteries
    Factorial Inc., the US-based solid-state battery company, has signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) for a strategic manufacturing collaboration with Philenergy, South Korea's leading battery equipment and infrastructure provider. The partnership between the two companies is aimed at scaling up Factorial's groundbreaking Solstice all-solid-state battery platform. Factorial and Philenergy plan to explore integrating the latter’s world-class production infrastructure and proven supply cha...
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    RAW Charging collaborates with ChargePoint to expand UK's fast-charging infrastructure for EVs
    RAW Charging has selected ChargePoint Holdings Inc. as its partner to expand fast-charging infrastructure across the UK. The collaboration aims to build over 300 new DC fast-charging stations by 2026 through a multiyear agreement valued at $7.5 million. RAW Charging will extend its partnership with ChargePoint, incorporating the company's charging hardware, software and services to facilitate accessible and dependable fast-charging stations. Under this agreement, every new fast-charging ...
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    Pod and Uber partner to offer exclusive home EV charging for ride-hailing drivers
    Pod has partnered with Uber to introduce an exclusive home electric vehicle charging offer, aimed at facilitating the transition to EVs for ride-hailing drivers. Pod Drive, a subscription service, is available to Uber drivers with no initial cost and offers a discounted monthly charge. Through this service, drivers can access a home EV charger for £25 per month over a span of three years, without any setup or installation fees. It includes a Which?-accredited installation, 24/7 support, a li...
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    Driivz partners with XLR8 America to enhance EV charging network efficiency
    Driivz, a subsidiary of Vontier, has announced a partnership with XLR8 America to enhance the efficiency and scalability of XLR8 America's expanding public charging network for electric vehicles. Driivz's software platform will be utilized to manage over 5,000 charging sites, providing optimized charging and energy management. This collaboration aims to ensure a seamless experience for drivers, enhancing reliability and operational excellence across the network. XLR8 America will benefit from...
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    Nouveau Monde Graphite acquires brownfield site in Bécancour
    Nouveau Monde Graphite Inc. (NMG) has completed the acquisition of a brownfield site in Bécancour, Québec, adjacent to its greenfield site, to support its partnership with Panasonic Energy. This acquisition will enable NMG to expedite the construction and commissioning of the first stage of its Bécancour Battery Material Plant, intended to supply Panasonic Energy with 13,000 metric tons per annum of active anode material. The strategic acquisition involves a 143,000-square-meter site wit...
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    Beam Global and HEVO launch autonomous wireless EV charging system
    Beam Global, a provider of infrastructure solutions for electrification, energy security and smart city infrastructure, and HEVO Inc., a developer of wireless charging technology, have launched an integrated autonomous wireless charging system. This system uses Beam Global's EV ARC, an off-grid, solar-powered EV charging infrastructure, combined with HEVO's Rezonant wireless charging hardware and Journey software platform. The system offers a solution for the autonomous vehicle sect...
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    EnergyHub partners with Rivian to expand utility EV programs across North America
    EnergyHub and Rivian have announced a partnership aimed at expanding the availability of utility electric vehicle programs for Rivian drivers throughout North America. This collaboration combines Rivian's direct engagement with drivers and EnergyHub's advanced managed charging capabilities to enhance the value of these programs for both customers and utilities. The partnership provides Rivian drivers with new opportunities to participate in utility EV programs, making it easier for utilities ...
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    Solid Power's net loss narrows 2.9% YOY to $93.4 million in 2025
    Solid Power reported revenue of $21.7 million for 2025, an increase of $1.6 million from 2024, mainly due to work under its line installation agreement with SK On. The revenue also includes a grant income of $3.8 million. Its operating expenses in 2025 were $122.6 million, slightly down from $125.5 million in 2024, largely because of costs related to research and development, equipment purchases, and services for the SK On agreements. The company recorded an operating loss of $100.8 million a...
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    Torc Robotics expands autonomous truck testing to Michigan's public roads using Daimler chassis
    Torc Robotics has announced the expansion of its autonomous truck testing operations to public roads in Michigan, US. This expansion utilizes the latest-generation Daimler Truck autonomous chassis based on the Freightliner Cascadia. Torc has previously established testing operations in Dallas-Fort Worth and Blacksburg, and the expansion in Michigan marks further growth in the region. The company is deepening its engineering presence and broadening testing capabilities with this move. Testing ...
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    Ford recalls over 450,000 vehicles in US to fix two separate issues
    Ford is recalling 412,774 units of model years 2017–2019 Explorer sport utility vehicles in the US due to a problem with rear suspension toe links that may fracture, potentially resulting in a loss of steering control. The toe link helps maintain rear wheel alignment. If one breaks, it can cause changes in vehicle handling and increase the risk of a crash. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration announced the recall on Feb. 24 and recommended that dealers provide free replacement...
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    ChargePoint appoints Jaser Faruq as chief product and software officer
    ChargePoint, a global company in the electric vehicle charging solutions industry, has announced the appointment of Jaser Faruq as its chief product and software officer. In this new role, Faruq will oversee ChargePoint's global product management and software development teams, focusing on creating innovative hardware and software solutions for e-mobility. Faruq brings significant experience from his previous positions, including his recent role at Schneider Electric, where he led North Amer...
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    Toyota partners with Treehouse to simplify home EV charger installation
    Toyota Motor North America has partnered with Treehouse to streamline the process of purchasing and installing home electric vehicle chargers for Toyota and Lexus drivers. Treehouse, a software-enabled operating system, is designed to ease the home installation of Level 2 alternating current chargers by managing every aspect from scoping and design to permitting and installation. This seamless process includes up-front quotes within 48 hours using Treehouse's virtual scoping technology, eliminat...
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    US International Trade Commission begins investigation into USMCA automotive rules of origin
    The US International Trade Commission (ITC) has initiated an investigation into the automotive rules of origin under the United States-Mexico-Canada (USMCA) trade agreement to assess their impact on the US economy, competitiveness, and relevance in light of recent technological changes. The USMCA's rules of origin have increased regional value content requirements, compelling manufacturers in the US, Mexico and Canada to source more inputs from within the region to qualify for free tra...
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    Adient unveils Sculpted Soft Trim for enhanced automotive seat aesthetics and efficiency
    Adient has introduced a new innovation in automotive seating, Sculpted Soft Trim, that enhances vehicle seat aesthetics and design possibilities. This product is a soft, breathable, formed trim solution suitable for both large trim panels and smaller parts such as rear seat child seat anchor trim covers, armrests and headrests. It features an automated forming process that reduces the need for sewing, overcoming challenges related to complex sewing and concave surfaces, and offering improved cra...
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    Pennsylvania Transportation Department grants $100 million for public EV chargers
    The Pennsylvania Transportation Department (PennDOT) has initiated the Community Charging phase of the National Electric Vehicle Infrastructure (NEVI) program. As part of this initiative, the Shapiro administration will allocate $100 million in federal funding to establish public electric vehicle charging stations across Pennsylvania communities. The southeastern region, involving Bucks, Chester, Delaware, Montgomery and Philadelphia counties, will be prioritized initially, with $34 million e...
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    OPmobility secures contract for battery packs with leading automaker in North America
    OPmobility has secured a significant contract to supply a global original equipment manufacturer with 350-V battery packs for upcoming hybrid electric vehicle models in North America. Over the term of the contract, OPmobility will provide more than 1 million battery packs to this long-standing customer. This deal marks a pivotal development for OPmobility as it ventures into the passenger car segment, having previously focused on heavy-duty mobility such as buses, trucks and trains. The batte...
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    RecLiCo opens Innovation Centre for lithium-ion upcycling in British Columbia
    RecycLiCo Battery Materials Inc., a company specializing in critical minerals refining and lithium-ion battery upcycling, has announced the opening of its Innovation Centre laboratory in Delta, British Columbia. This facility will provide bench-scale hydrometallurgical processing alongside technical research and development services tailored to projects within the metals, mining, refining and battery materials sectors. The aim is to support miners, refiners, original equipment manufactur...
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    Uber to invest $100 million in autonomous vehicle charging hubs across key US cities
    Uber Technologies announced it will invest over $100 million to develop autonomous vehicle charging hubs, enhancing its self-driving operations. This initiative will include installing DC fast-charging stations at Uber's autonomous depots and at key locations in priority cities. The expansion of charging infrastructure will start in the US with the Bay Area, Los Angeles and Dallas, before extending to additional cities. Uber is also collaborating with chargepoint operators globally to establi...
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    Nouveau Monde Graphite to commence phase two Matawinie Mine construction in Canada
    Nouveau Monde Graphite Inc. (NMG) is preparing for the construction of its phase two Matawinie Mine in Canada. The project, identified by the government of Canada as a major project of national interest, aims to support economic growth and the sourcing of critical minerals for G7 countries and allies. NMG has awarded significant contracts, securing over 50% of the project's capital expenditure, to ensure timely and on-budget delivery. Manawan-Fournier, an Atikamekw joint venture, will carry o...
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    Tesla unveils Cybercab at Gigafactory Texas amid autonomous challenges and trademark issues
    Tesla has announced the production of its first Cybercab at Gigafactory Texas. This vehicle, devoid of a steering wheel and pedals, relies entirely on autonomous driving software, which Tesla has not yet perfected. Despite the production milestone, Tesla's robo-taxi program in Austin, Texas, shows a high crash rate, nearly four times that of human drivers, with limited availability and a small fleet still requiring safety monitors. The Cybercab, intended solely as an autonomous taxi costing unde...
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    BorgWarner secures contract to supply 800-V integrated drive module for North American OEM
    BorgWarner has secured a contract with a major North American original equipment manufacturer to supply its 800-V secondary integrated drive module (iDM) and a generator module with a dual inverter. These components will be integrated into the automaker's range-extended electric vehicle (REEV) trucks and large-frame sport utility vehicle models, with production starting in 2029. This supply order represents several milestones for BorgWarner, including the introduction of its next-generation V...
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    US imposes tariffs on anode-grade graphite imports from mainland China to curb market dumping
    The US has finalized significant tariffs on imports of anode-grade graphite from mainland China following a US Commerce Department finding that the product was sold at a below-market price in the US. The government plans to impose a 93.5% antidumping duty and a 67% countervailing duty on this essential battery material. These duties are set to replace preliminary rates, with a notable decrease from over 700% for two specific companies. Countervailing duties are applied when imports receive unfai...
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    Ford to launch affordable EV line to compete with mainland Chinese automakers
    Ford Motor Co. is preparing for the launch of an affordable electric vehicle line in 2027, with a starting price of $30,000, aimed at competing with the growing presence of mainland Chinese automakers. The new EV is designed to be lighter, more streamlined and more efficient, extending the driving range by nearly 50 miles. The company's objective is to create a budget-friendly EV that remains appealing to consumers by integrating advanced technologies, such as semi-autonomous driving, which will...
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    Ford CEO discusses scope for Sino-US joint manufacturing with US government officials
    Ford CEO Jim Farley has reportedly discussed a potential road map with senior Trump administration officials for mainland Chinese automakers to produce vehicles in the US through partnerships with American car companies. This strategy mirrors the approach used when mainland China's auto industry began, involving joint ventures where US companies hold controlling stakes, ensuring profit and technology sharing. Farley shared this idea with US Trade Representative Jamieson Greer, Transpo...
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    US automakers, battery suppliers rationalize excess battery capacity, pivot to energy storage systems
    In December 2025, Ford Motor Co. and SK On announced plans to end their $11.4 billion battery joint venture — BlueOval SK — as part of their broader business overhaul amid a slowdown in demand for battery-electric vehicles (BEVs) and the end of government subsidies under the Inflation Reduction Act (IRA). The decision to cease the battery JV came as the two companies sought to avoid accumulating losses from EV battery operations in a market witnessing policy shifts away from BEVs and to r...
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    Mercedes-Benz recalls over 11,000 EVs in the US for battery fire risks
    Mercedes-Benz is recalling over 11,000 electric vehicles in the US due to potential fire risks associated with a battery cell issue, as reported by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA). The recall involves vehicles with high-voltage lithium-ion batteries that contain less robust cells, a result of production process deviations by the supplier. These batteries pose a risk of internal short circuits, which could lead to a fire, either when the vehicles are in use or when p...
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    BorgWarner reports 1.6% YOY growth in net sales to $14.3 billion in 2025
    BorgWarner reported its 2025 financial outcomes, showing a 1.6% increase in sales totaling $14.3 billion compared to 2024. When excluding foreign currency impacts, organic sales rose by 0.5%. The company reported net earnings of $1.28 per diluted share; however, adjusted net earnings, which exclude $3.63 of net losses from non-comparable items, were $4.91 per diluted share, experiencing a 14% boost from 2024. Operating income settled at $536 million, or 3.7% of net sales, but after excluding ...
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    PowerFlex becomes largest charge-point operator on Hubject network with 5,000 integrated chargers
    PowerFlex has become the largest charge-point operator on the Hubject Plug&Charge network, with over 5,000 fleet electric vehicle chargers integrated and plans to increase this number to 40,000 within two years. Hubject has also achieved a significant milestone, surpassing 1 million Plug&Charge-enabled vehicles across North America. These developments signify a transformative period in EV charging, where the process becomes more convenient and efficient, providing fleet managers ...
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    Green Rain Energy launches EV+ networks to boost US EV charging infrastructure
    Green Rain Energy Holdings Inc. has announced the launch of its new division, Green Rain EV+ Networks, aimed at accelerating the development of electric vehicle charging infrastructure in key US markets, specifically in New York, California, Arizona and New Mexico. This initiative focuses on high-traffic commercial areas and aligns with state-level clean energy goals. Progress is underway at 1600 West Ridge Road, where a new utility pole installation is planned post-snow clearance by the end of ...
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    The Massachusetts Clean Energy Center announces participants for its V2X demonstration program
    The Massachusetts Clean Energy Center (MassCEC) has announced participants for its Vehicle-to-Everything (V2X) Demonstration program, which provides bidirectional electric vehicle chargers at no cost. This initiative aims to promote the adoption of V2X technologies, which can decrease energy bills by minimizing peak energy demands and reducing the necessity for new grid infrastructure. Bidirectional charging allows EV batteries to both draw power from and return power to the grid or buildi...
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    Cooper-Standard reports mixed 2025 financial results, full-year sales up 0.4% year over year to $2.74 billion
    Cooper-Standard reported financial results for the fourth quarter and full year ended Dec. 31, 2025. In the fourth quarter, the company’s sales increased 1.8% year over year to $672.4 million, but operating income dropped 98.1% year over year to $0.6 million. Net income also decreased by 91.7% year over year to $3.3 million. Adjusted EBITDA was $34.9 million, or 5.2% of sales, while net cash from operating activities was $56.2 million and free cash flow was $44.6 million. The year-over...
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    Blink Charging partners with BetterFleet for EV fleet charging management solutions
    Blink Charging Co., a global provider of electric vehicle charging equipment and services, has announced a strategic collaboration with BetterFleet, a software-as-a-service (SaaS) company specializing in EV fleet charging management solutions. This collaboration aims to deliver a turnkey approach for organizations with EV fleets across the nation. BetterFleet's platform offers AI-driven optimization for fleet planning and management, targeting government, utilities, transit and logistics...
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    BorgWarner expands battery management system program with global OEM for BEVs and PHEVs
    BorgWarner, located in Auburn Hills, Michigan, has announced an expansion of its series-production battery management system (BMS) program with a global original equipment manufacturer. BorgWarner has been supplying the BMS to this customer since 2023, and the expanded program will support additional B-segment and C-segment passenger cars and light commercial vehicles (LCVs) for battery-electric vehicle (BEV) and plug-in hybrid electric vehicle applications, starting in 2029. Stefan Demm...
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    Canada announces more funding for clean transportation projects
    On Feb. 5, Canada introduced its new Automotive Strategy aimed at securing the auto industry and establishing a competitive sector focused on next-generation vehicles. This strategy includes a five-year Electric Vehicle Affordability Program and investments through the Canada Infrastructure Bank's (CIB) C$1.5 billion Charging and Hydrogen Refuelling Infrastructure Initiative, making it easier for Canadians to purchase and drive electric vehicles. Canada has already installed over 30,000 ...
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    Yokohama Rubber supplies GEOLANDAR X-CV tires for Subaru's 2026 Solterra BEV
    Yokohama Rubber has started supplying its GEOLANDAR X-CV tires as original equipment for Subaru's new Solterra battery-electric sport utility vehicle, which was launched in North America in September 2025. The 2026 model year Solterra electric SUVs come equipped with the GEOLANDAR X-CV tires in the 235/50R20 100V size. For the Japanese market, where the Solterra was launched in October 2025, Yokohama Rubber continues to supply the ADVAN V61 tires as it has for previous models. The GEOLANDAR X...
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    Stellantis takes a €22 billion hit on EV strategy reset
    Soon after Ford Motor Co. and General Motors (GM) wrote off billions of dollars due to scaling back their respective electric vehicle development plans, Stellantis announced it will take a staggering €22.2 billion hit to its balance sheet amid fading global demand for battery-electric vehicles (BEVs). The announcement came after the carmaker conducted a thorough assessment of its strategy and related costs to align its product development with real-world customer demand. The transition t...
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    Kiwi Charge raises C$1.7 million investment in Ontario for developing autonomous EV charging
    Kiwi Charge, a robotics and AI startup, has launched a project to develop autonomous electric vehicle charging solutions, funded by a C$1.7 million investment. The government of Ontario, through the Ontario Vehicle Innovation Network (OVIN), along with General Motors Canada and Pfaff Automotive, supports this initiative. The investment includes a C$500,000 grant from the OVIN R&D Partnership Fund and C$1.2 million from industry partners. Kiwi Charge will showcase its autonomous charging r...
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