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    The evolving landscape of automotive startups
    The automotive industry is undergoing a profound transformation driven by rapid technological advancements. At the forefront of this evolution are mobility startups, which are pioneering innovations across domains such as software-defined vehicles (SDVs), autonomous driving and battery technologies. S&P Global Mobility recently published the "AutoTechInsight Mobility Startups Report - H1 2025," highlighting the major trends in the automotive startup ecosystem, by analyzing data from appro...
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    Ford’s bold bid for the next big thing
    How cars are built and the concept of the moving assembly line are culturally ingrained in the automotive industry. Every now and again, the automotive industry goes through phases of trying to do things differently. Ford is the latest in a long line of automakers to try and innovate. Electrification, the rise of Tesla, the often best-in-class levels set by mainland Chinese original equipment manufacturers for digital vehicle attributes, and ever-increasing and accelerating new vehicle prices...
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    NVIDIA rolls out Drive AGX Thor developer kit for automotive developers
    NVIDIA has made the DRIVE AGX Thor developer kit available for preorder and set for delivery in September. The kit provides developers and researchers with an advanced platform for accelerating the design, testing and deployment of autonomous vehicles and intelligent mobility solutions. The kit is based on the NVIDIA Blackwell architecture, next-generation Arm Neoverse V3AE CPUs, and the NVIDIA DriveOS 7 software stack. It is purpose-built for automotive development, supporting various sensors a...
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    Stellantis unveils 1.6-liter, 4-cylinder turbocharged hybrid powertrain, to debut in 2026 Jeep Cherokee
    Stellantis has unveiled a new 1.6-liter (L), turbocharged, 4-cylinder, hybrid engine that is slated to debut in the 2026 Jeep Cherokee. The newly developed hybrid powertrain offers a system output of 210hp and 230 pound-feet (lb-ft) of torque. This new propulsion system is aimed at setting a new benchmark in the midsize sport utility vehicle segment by balancing performance and efficiency. This engine features a variable power split transmission controlled by Stellantis' proprietary...
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    US DOE announces nearly $1 billion funding for critical minerals and materials supply chain
    The US Energy Department (US DOE) has announced its intention to issue notices of funding opportunities (NOFO) totaling nearly $1 billion, aimed at advancing and scaling technologies related to mining, processing and manufacturing across key stages of the critical minerals and materials supply chain. This initiative is aligned with US President Trump's Executive Order focused on securing American energy dominance, national security and industrial competitiveness by ensuring a more secure and aff...
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    ChargePoint launches Omni Port as conversion kits for existing EV charging stations
    ChargePoint, an electric vehicle charging solutions provider, has introduced conversion kits for retrofitting its Omni Port adaptable charging solution for existing EV charging stations. These kits are immediately available, supplementing new Level 2 stations that already include the Omni Port feature. The Omni Port allows any new EV to charge in any parking space without requiring expensive or potentially hazardous adapters, addressing the needs of different connector types. ChargePoint c...
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    Kia Canada partners with Variablegrid to improve home EV charging solutions
    Kia Canada has entered into a partnership with Variablegrid Adaptive Power Inc., a Canadian company specializing in electric vehicle energy management, to enhance home EV charging solutions. This collaboration marks Kia as the first automotive brand in Canada to join forces with Variablegrid, aiming to expand EV accessibility through innovative solutions tailored to the Canadian market. Variablegrid's technology addresses the challenges faced by homeowners with older electrical systems, allow...
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    HCMF inaugurates new sunroof plant in Mexico
    HCMF, a Taiwan-based supplier, inaugurated a new plant in Ramos Arizpe, Coahuila, Mexico, with an investment exceeding $16 million, MexicoNow reported Aug. 15. The new plant will produce sunroofs and sliding roofs for vehicles. It is expected to create over 300 direct jobs. With this new facility, HCMF becomes part of the industrial corridor in southeastern Coahuila, a significant hub for automotive and auto parts manufacturing in Mexico. This will reinforce the state's prominent export statu...
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    Orion Energy Systems installs EV chargers for MassDOT under $2 million contract
    Orion Energy Systems Inc., a provider of energy-efficient LED lighting, electric vehicle charging stations and maintenance services, announced the installation of four high-power DC EV chargers at two locations for the Massachusetts Transportation Department (MassDOT). This initiative is part of a $2 million contract aimed at facilitating EV charger deployment across the state. These installations, carried out by Orion's Voltrek division, are situated at the Barnstable and Plymouth ...
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    Princeton NuEnergy’s advanced black mass recycling facility in South Carolina, US, commences operations
    Princeton NuEnergy Inc. (PNE), a US-based company specializing in lithium-ion battery direct recycling and materials rejuvenation, has announced the full commissioning and operational status of its advanced black mass (ABM) recycling production facility in Chester, South Carolina. This facility is notable as the first commercial-scale ABM and battery-grade cathode active material (CAM) production facility in the US, capable of handling both nickel cobalt manganese (NCM) and lithium iron phosp...
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    Nissan partners with LiCAP Technologies to develop electrode production process technology for solid-state batteries
    Nissan Motor Co. Ltd. has announced a partnership with US-based LiCAP Technologies Inc. to develop production process technology for the cathode electrode of all-solid-state batteries (ASSB). The collaboration focuses on creating a dry electrode production process for the cathode electrode, which offers significant advantages over conventional solvent-process electrodes. Dry-process electrodes eliminate the need for drying and solvent recovery, reducing both manufacturing costs and environmen...
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    Electrify America expands EV charging infrastructure in the US state of Maryland
    Electrify America and Royal Farms have announced a collaboration to offer electric vehicle charging at eight Royal Farms locations across Maryland, US. The charging stations will feature hyperfast EV chargers, which can deliver speeds up to 350 kW, addressing the increasing demand for quick and efficient charging solutions. This initiative aims to provide fast charging at familiar locations that drivers frequent, enhancing the convenience of EV travel for both daily commutes and longer road t...
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    Ampeco and Autel Europe complete integration testing for advanced EV charging solutions
    Ampeco and Autel Europe have announced the successful completion of OCPP 2.0.1 integration testing between Autel's MaxiCharger DH480 and Ampeco's electric vehicle charging management platform. This integration strengthens the operational capabilities of charge-point operators (CPOs) across Europe by enhancing security, operational control and energy management essential for expanding EV charging networks. The integration provides advanced security measures with Level 2 TLS encryption and...
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    BlueOval SK begins EV battery production in Kentucky’s Plant 1
    BlueOval SK, a joint venture between SK On and Ford Motor Co., has started its first commercial production of electric vehicle batteries at its Plant 1 in Glendale, Kentucky. This initiative marks the largest investment in Kentucky's history and is expected to boost local job creation. Michael Adams, CEO of BlueOval SK, emphasized the importance of this launch in enhancing its position in the EV battery market. Andy Beshear, governor of Kentucky, lauded the project for its contribution to tra...
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    Massachusetts plans to allocate $46 million to support EV charging infrastructure
    The Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection (MassDEP) has announced a $46 million allocation through fiscal year 2027, dedicated to developing electric vehicle charging infrastructure across Massachusetts, US. This funding will support the strategic expansion of EV chargers, particularly in western and central Massachusetts, including an infrastructure for medium- and heavy-duty vehicles. Concurrently, the Electric Vehicle Infrastructure Coordinating Council (EVICC), which coo...
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    Tellus Power secures major NEVI funding for EV chargers in California
    Tellus Power Globe Holding Ltd. has announced that its chargers are expected to be installed at 33 electric vehicle charging sites under California's second round of the National Electric Vehicle Infrastructure (NEVI) program funding. The California Energy Commission proposed $36.88 million in NEVI awards to support up to 65 EV fast-charging sites across the state. With the expectation of deploying chargers at approximately 50% of these awarded sites, Tellus Power anticipates being the most i...
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    Gotion to start EV battery production in Manteno in September with five production lines
    Gotion is set to begin the production of electric vehicle batteries in Manteno, Illinois, in September, marking a significant milestone in its $2 billion project announced two years ago. The company initially launched the manufacturing of commercial-scale energy storage products in the spring with two assembly lines. With two additional lines for assembling EV batteries and commercial chargers, Gotion will operate five production lines in Manteno. This includes a line started in April for res...
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    Vay collaborates with Bluedot to enhance EV charging infrastructure for remote driving technology
    Vay, a company that is developing automotive-grade technology for remote driving, has partnered with Bluedot to improve access to electric vehicle charging for its EV fleet. Vay is focusing on transforming urban mobility through its automotive-grade remote driving technology, aiming to provide a viable alternative to private car ownership and ride-hailing services. Its operations heavily rely on maintaining its fleet of fully electric vehicles in a charged and ready state, which involves...
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    Wallbox to integrate Go To-U’s operating software in its public EV charging devices in the US
    Madrid-headquartered electric vehicle charger manufacturer Wallbox and EV charging software firm Go To-U have signed an agreement wherein the former will integrate the latter’s operating system into its public EV chargers across the US, according to a news report published by EV Infrastructure News on Aug. 14. According to the report, Wallbox’s Supernova rapid DC 180-kW chargers are scheduled to use Go To-U’s operating system, which is expected to allow for remote access control, real-t...
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    Harbinger raises $100 million to boost medium-duty electric truck production
    Harbinger, an electric vehicle company headquartered in California, US, has raised $100 million in a Series B funding round to boost the production of its medium-duty electric truck platform. Founded in 2021, Harbinger specializes in creating chassis for electric commercial and specialty vehicles. The company's designs prioritize energy efficiency, cost-effectiveness and safety. Its liquid-cooled battery system enhances performance and durability while reducing operational costs and improving sa...
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    Canada invests over C$25 million in projects to enhance zero-emission vehicle infrastructure
    Canada is advancing its transition to zero-emission vehicles (ZEVs) by investing more than C$25 million in 33 projects. These projects focus on enhancing electric vehicle charging access, decarbonizing freight transportation, and developing technologies for medium- and heavy-duty trucks. As part of this initiative, Natural Resources Canada (NRCan) has allocated over C$9.7 million to 23 projects under the Zero Emission Vehicle Infrastructure Program (ZEVIP) to install more than 850 EV cha...
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    Paired Power secures patent for innovative solar canopy solution for EV charging
    Paired Power announced that it has been awarded the US Patent No. 12,375,024 for its PairTree solar canopy solution, which is designed to enhance the speed and accessibility of electric vehicle charging, especially in areas with limited or no grid power. This development marks the company's fourth patent since 2016, highlighting its innovative approach in the field of solar-powered EV charging. The PairTree technology involves a unique installation method that allows solar panels to be assemb...
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    Stratus Materials starts shipping second-generation LMR CAM for Li-ion batteries to customers
    Stratus Materials Inc., a company dedicated to the development of lithium manganese-rich (LMR) cathode active material (CAM) for lithium-ion batteries, announced that it had transitioned to its second-generation cobalt-free CAM named LXMO-2 in May. This advancement in CAM technology has commenced shipment to customers and partners. LXMO-2 is noted for its superior capacity and voltage stability compared to other LMR offerings, achieving less than 20% fade in capacity and less than 5% fade in ...
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    SWTCH Energy secures C$10 million in credit facility to support expansion
    SWTCH Energy, a Canadian charge-point operator (CPO), has secured C$10 million in a credit facility from the National Bank of Canada to advance its expansion efforts across North America. This credit facility will provide SWTCH with immediate working capital to grow its electric vehicle charging infrastructure in multifamily units and the commercial property market. The funding will help SWTCH increase its inventory, speed up project deployments and pursue larger commercial opportunities in b...
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    Nexteer reports 6.9% year-over-year increase in H1 2025 revenue to $2.2 billion
    Nexteer Automotive reported a 6.8% year-over-year increase in total revenue to $2.2 billion in the first half ended June 30, 2025, according to a press release issued Aug. 13. The US-based supplier of steering systems and driveline components attributed this revenue growth to continued expansion in the Asia-Pacific region and increased business with Chinese original equipment manufacturers (COEMs). The higher revenue enabled Nexteer to achieve a 16.8% year-over-year growth in E...
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    Electrify America opens first Hyper-Fast EV charging station in Santa Monica
    Electrify America has inaugurated its first charging station in Santa Monica, California, to address the rising demand for Hyper-Fast electric vehicle charging in Southern California, US. The facility includes 20 Hyper-Fast chargers that can deliver speeds of up to 350 kW, allowing equipped EVs to gain approximately 20 miles of range per minute. This new station is part of Electrify America's extensive network, which is positioned near the I-10 freeway. Electrify America has established itsel...
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    Greenlane establishes second EV charging corridor between Southern California and Phoenix
    Greenlane has announced the establishment of its second commercial electric vehicle charging corridor, connecting Southern California to Phoenix via Interstate 10. This expansion builds on Greenlane's flagship location in Colton, California, and aims to support long-haul electric trucking on a major US shipping route. Windrose Technology, an electric truck original equipment manufacturer, validated the viability of long-haul electric trucking with successful single-charge journeys from Colton...
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    Argonne National Lab, University of Texas partner to accelerate US battery innovation and secure critical materials
    Argonne National Laboratory and The University of Texas at Dallas (UT Dallas) have signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) aimed at advancing battery science research and securing supply chains for critical materials in the US. This partnership was formalized during a ceremony on July 22 at Argonne's Materials Engineering Research Facility (MERF), a key site for bridging research and industry. Argonne Laboratory Director Paul Kearns and UT Dallas Vice President for Research and Innovation ...
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    Colorado approves $5 million in fresh grants to expand EV charging infrastructure
    The Colorado Energy Office (CEO) has announced the allocation of $5 million in state funding through the Direct-Current Fast-Charging (DCFC) Plazas program to create 56 new fast-charger ports at nine sites across Colorado, US. This initiative is part of the seventh round of the program, aiming to enhance access to electric vehicle chargers statewide. This expansion will boost Colorado's network of over 1,400 fast-charger ports by approximately 4%. Gov. Jared Polis and CEO Executive Directo...
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    Ford announces $5 billion investment in Louisville and BlueOval Michigan for new EV production
    Ford Motor Co. has announced that it will be investing approximately $5 billion to create or secure nearly 4,000 jobs across its Louisville Assembly Plant and BlueOval Battery Park Michigan. The initiative aims to produce a new pickup and advanced prismatic lithium iron phosphate (LFP) batteries. Ford will invest nearly $2 billion in the Louisville Assembly Plant to assemble the midsize electric truck, securing 2,200 hourly jobs. The Louisville Assembly Plant will see a significant expansion&...
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    US resumes funding for EV chargers after court overturns previous halt decision
    The US has resumed funding for electric vehicle chargers after a federal court overturned a previous decision to halt the National Electric Vehicle Infrastructure (NEVI) program. The Trump administration has issued new guidance detailing how states can utilize federal funds to build EV chargers. These guidelines aim to streamline applications and reduce bureaucratic barriers to access the program's $5 billion in funding, which is scheduled to expire in 2026. The updated policy no longer requi...
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    Revel ceases ride-share operations, to shift focus to EV charging operations
    Revel, a New York-based ride-share and electric vehicle charging company, has decided to cease its ride-share operations to concentrate on expanding its network of EV charging stations. The decision mirrors a prior move in 2023 to end its electric moped service, citing the crowded transportation market and intense competition from companies such as Uber and Lyft. Revel's fleet had a significantly lower number of rides compared to these competitors, with about 80,000 rides in its peak month of...
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    Magna to showcase automotive innovations at IAA Mobility 2025
    Magna will present its latest innovations at IAA Mobility 2025 in Munich from Sept. 8 to 14. The company will highlight advancements in sustainable materials, drivetrain technologies, energy storage systems and advanced driver assistance systems in Hall B3, Booth E40. A significant focus will be on sustainable materials that adhere to high technical standards while minimizing the ecological footprint of vehicles. According to Uwe Geissinger, executive vice president and president of Magna Eur...
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    Nexteer launches MotionIQ software suite for intelligent vehicle motion control
    Nexteer Automotive introduced its MotionIQ software suite, designed for intelligent motion control. The suite aims to enhance vehicle development and quality while improving cost efficiency. MotionIQ consolidates by-wire chassis control, development and vehicle health-monitoring into a single package, leveraging Nexteer's extensive experience in chassis technology. The MotionIQ suite consists of three product groups: MotionIQ Control, MotionIQ Dev and MotionIQ Health. MotionIQ Control offers ...
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    Lynkwell secures three-year contract to expand EV charging networks in Southern California
    Lynkwell has been awarded a three-year contract by the Southern California Public Power Authority (SCPPA) to manage and support the expansion of electric vehicle charging networks. SCPPA, a Joint Power Authority formed in 1980, facilitates joint planning and operation of transmission and generation projects for 11 municipal utilities and one irrigation district. These members serve over 5 million Californians, encompassing a network of more than 800 charging stations as part of California's e...
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    Nanotherm and Battelle launch Novara for carbon nanotube heating solutions
    Nanotherm and Battelle have announced the launch of a new company, Novara, which aims to deliver advanced carbon nanotube-based heating solutions across automotive, industrial and consumer markets. Based in Columbus, Ohio, Novara combines Nanotherm's proficiency in nanotechnology product development and commercialization with Battelle's significant material science expertise, honed over a decade and a half in automotive and aerospace heating technologies. Andy Dickson, CEO of Novara, expresse...
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    Blink Charging installs DC fast chargers along vital transportation route in California
    Blink Charging Co. has announced the installation of 10 180-kW dual-port DC fast chargers, providing 20 charging ports at a vital transportation location along State Route 111 near the US-Mexico border in Imperial County, California. These chargers are part of Blink's Right Charger, Right Place, Right Time strategy to expand public access to electric vehicle charging infrastructure. The installation is located at Imperial Center, a growing commercial and retail hub that serves as a crucial no...
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    General Motors to temporarily import batteries from CATL amid plans for domestic LFP production
    General Motors (GM) plans to import electric vehicle batteries from the mainland Chinese company, CATL, as a temporary measure while it works on producing its own lower-cost batteries with lithium iron phosphate (LFP) chemistry. This decision aligns with practices by other US automakers who have relied on foreign suppliers for LFP battery sourcing to maintain competitiveness. GM said that its Chevrolet Bolt will feature LFP technology and noted that it sells 12 EVs in the US with domestically...
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    Lucid Air sets world record with Samsung SDI battery technology
    The Lucid Air Grand Touring electric vehicle, equipped with Samsung SDI's 21700 cylindrical batteries, has set a Guinness World Record by traveling 1,205 km (749 miles) on a single charge. This achievement highlights the battery technology of Samsung SDI, demonstrating excellence in capacity, life span and fast charging, in conjunction with Lucid's advanced powertrain and superior engineering. Lucid's record-breaking journey, undertaken in July from St. Moritz, Switzerland, to Munich, surpass...
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    Indiana announces over $3.3 million to support EV charging infrastructure
    Go Electric Vehicle Indiana (GOEVIN) has announced the recipients of its Charging Infrastructure Funding Opportunity, which aims to expand publicly accessible direct current fast charging (DCFC) and Level 2 charging infrastructure across Indiana, US. GOEVIN is a public-private partnership including the Indiana Environmental Management Department and Drive Clean Indiana. The organization is committed to promoting electric vehicle adoption and providing educational information on the benef...
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    Lyten to acquire all remaining assets of Northvolt in Sweden and Germany
    Lyten has announced a binding agreement to acquire Northvolt's remaining assets in Sweden and Germany, including Northvolt Ett and Ett Expansion in Skellefteå, Northvolt Labs in Västerås, and Northvolt Drei in Heide, Germany. This acquisition also includes all remaining Northvolt intellectual property, with several members of Northvolt's executive team expected to join Lyten. While financial details of the deal were not revealed, the assets are valued at approximately $5 billion, comprisin...
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    Kia recalls over 300,000 vehicles for potential road hazards due to loose trim parts
    Kia America has issued two recall notices for over 300,000 vehicles due to loose parts near the doors and windows that could detach and pose hazards to other drivers. The affected vehicles include 201,149 Telluride models and 100,063 K5 models, all manufactured between 2023 and 2025. The US National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) highlighted that detached trim pieces could create road hazards, increasing the potential risk of crashes. For the Telluride models, the issue lies wi...
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    Solid Power reports a revenue of $7.5 million in Q2 2025
    Solid Power Inc., a developer of solid-state battery technology, released its second-quarter 2025 operational and financial results. Solid Power recorded revenue and grant income of $7.5 million for the quarter, up from $6 million in the first quarter, mainly due to the completion of factory acceptance testing under an agreement with SK On Co. Ltd. Operating expenses rose to $33.4 million from $30.0 million in the prior quarter, leading to a year-to-date net loss of $40.5 million. The co...
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    Everged partners with I-charging to deliver advanced DC fast-charging solutions in the US
    Everged, based in Vienna, Virginia, announced its selection of I-charging to provide its DC fast-charging hardware offerings, affirming the company's dedication to offering advanced, reliable and secure charging solutions for the electric vehicle market. The collaboration will enable Everged to introduce nearly 1,000 advanced DC fast-charging systems to the US market, noted for their strong performance across Europe. These systems, engineered by I-charging, offer power outputs ranging from 50...
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    Noveon Magnetics partners with General Motors to supply rare earth magnets in US
    Noveon Magnetics has announced a multiyear supply agreement with General Motors (GM) to provide rare earth magnets for a variety of GM vehicle components. Production began immediately, and deliveries started in July. The agreement focuses on providing rare earth magnets for GM's full-size sport utility vehicles and trucks. This agreement is seen as a significant step in developing a resilient domestic supply chain for the future of US automotive manufacturing. Noveon CEO Scott Dunn ...
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    Vishay Intertechnology releases automotive-grade inductors with enhanced performance for EV applications
    Vishay Intertechnology has launched two new automotive-grade inductors, the IHDM-1107BBEV-2A and IHDM-1107BBEV-3A, in a 1107 case size with a soft saturation current reaching up to 422 amperes (A). These inductors employ powdered iron alloy core technology, ensuring stable inductance and saturation over a temperature range from -40°C to 180°C, with low power losses and impressive heat dissipation qualities. The edge-wound coil design results in a low DCR of 0.22 milliohms, improving efficiency...
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    California Energy Commission launches $55 million incentive program to drive installation of fast chargers
    The California Energy Commission (CEC) has launched the Fast Charge California Project, a $55 million incentive program aimed at covering up to 100% of the installation costs for electric vehicle fast chargers at business and public sites statewide. CEC said that the applications for this program will be accepted until Oct. 29. This initiative is part of the California Electric Vehicle Infrastructure Project (CALeVIP), which is the largest EV charging incentive program in the US. Since its in...
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    General Motors’ 2026 Chevrolet Silverado pickup records a mileage of 1,059 miles on a single charge
    The 2026 Chevrolet Silverado EV Max Range Work Truck has achieved a significant milestone by traveling 1,059.2 miles on a single charge, surpassing the previous record of 749 miles set by Lucid earlier in 2025. The mileage test was conducted on public roads near General Motor's (GM) Milford Proving Ground in Michigan, US, with engineers driving in one-hour shifts and applying various methods to enhance efficiency. The Silverado EV Max Range WT retained its hardware and software, with optimiza...
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    DeCharge launches decentralized EV charging network in the US to boost EV charging infrastructure
    DeCharge, a decentralized electric vehicle charging infrastructure network, has announced its official launch in the US to establish a community-powered charging model for both drivers and businesses. This initiative enables a variety of hosts, such as small business owners and parking lot operators, to install EV chargers and earn revenue, thereby addressing the significant shortage of public charging infrastructure. The company's US operations will begin with pilot deployments in the D...
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    SES AI reports a revenue of $3.5 million in Q2 2025
    SES AI Corp. reported its financial results for the second quarter of 2025, with revenue totaling $3.5 million, contributing to a first-half total of $9.3 million. The company maintained a gross margin of 74% and experienced a significant reduction in cash used for operations, which decreased by 51% compared to the same period in 2024 and by 53% from the first quarter of 2025. By the end of the quarter, SES AI held a liquidity position of $229 million without any debt and affirmed its annual ...
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    Revel introduces SmartKit Demand Response in NYC to optimize EV charging
    Revel, an electric mobility company based in Brooklyn, New York, has introduced its SmartKit Demand Response technology at its Williamsburg Superhub, located at the historic Dime Building, to enhance electric vehicle charging and support New York City's clean energy transition. This technology, developed in partnership with Logical Buildings, strategically schedules vehicle charging to alleviate grid pressure during peak hours, reducing emissions and generating revenue through Demand Response...
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    LiCAP Technologies launches 300-MWh dry electrode production line in California
    LiCAP Technologies has announced the successful development, installation and site acceptance test of its 300-MWh roll-to-roll cathode production line (LRPL), in partnership with Dürr Systems AG. This development is a significant step in moving from innovation to large-scale manufacturing, addressing a common challenge in battery technology commercialization. The project received funding from the California Energy Commission (CEC) to enhance US-based clean energy manufacturing. On Ju...
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    California records sales of more than 100,000 ZEVs in Q2 2025 despite federal challenges and incentives expiry
    In the second quarter of 2025, California, US, witnessed the sale of 100,671 zero-emission vehicles (ZEVs), accounting for 21.6% of all new vehicle sales in the state. Although this reflects a slight decrease from the previous year, it marks a continuation of the state's commitment to ZEVs despite challenges such as tariff issues, the reduction of ZEV incentives and the withdrawal of federal funding for electric vehicle infrastructure. Nationwide, EV sales reached 607,089 in the first tw...
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    Wallbox reports a 21.6% YOY drop in Q2 2025 revenue to €38.3 million
    Wallbox NV has reported its financial results for the second quarter of 2025, ending June 30, 2025. During this period, the company generated revenue of €38.3 million, which is a fall of 21.6% year over year. The gross margin for the quarter was 37.8%, and the adjusted EBITDA improved by 33% year over year, amounting to a loss of €7.5 million. North American AC charger sales saw a 21% growth quarter over quarter, and 140 Supernova DC units were sold, marking a 33% increase from the p...
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    BorgWarner announces multiple contracts for advanced automotive technologies across global markets
    BorgWarner has announced numerous new contracts for its powertrain and thermal solutions, highlighting its role in supplying advanced automotive technologies. The company has secured a significant contract with a major East Asian original equipment manufacturer to provide wastegate turbochargers for 1.6-liter (L) engines used in hybrid electric vehicle sport utility vehicle applications in South Korea. This agreement, set to commence production in 2027 at BorgWarner's Pyongtaek, South ...
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    New York state announces over $21 million to support adoption of zero-emission vehicles
    New York Gov. Kathy Hochul has announced the availability of over $21 million to support zero-emission mobility transportation solutions. The state government's Clean Mobility Program aims to fund community-led demonstration projects that enhance connections through micromobility, ride-sharing and on-demand shared transportation options. This initiative seeks to reduce pollution and provide residents, especially in underserved areas, with affordable transportation solutions to access ser...
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    Asahi Kasei to supply lithium-ion battery separator to Toyota Tsusho in North America
    Asahi Kasei, a diversified global manufacturer, and Toyota Tsusho have formed a strategic partnership for the supply of automotive lithium-ion battery (LIB) separators in North America. Their subsidiaries, Asahi Kasei Battery Separator America LLC (AKBSA) and Toyota Tsusho America Inc. (TAI), have reached a capacity rights agreement, allowing AKBSA to supply its patented Hipore wet-process LIB separators to TAI. Under this agreement, TAI will receive a preferential share of AKBSA's produ...
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    Subaru selects HPE Cray servers to enhance EyeSight driver assist system
    Subaru has chosen HPE Cray XD670 servers to enhance its image recognition technology and AI capabilities to advance preventive safety. This deployment aids in optimizing AI algorithms and model training for the development of the next-generation EyeSight driver assist system, which is part of Subaru's goal of achieving zero fatal traffic accidents by 2030. The EyeSight system will utilize AI to accurately measure and classify objects in real-world driving scenarios, leveraging Subaru's long-stan...
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    Freudenberg Sealing Technologies transitions New Hampshire site to e-mobility and hydrogen focus
    Freudenberg Sealing Technologies (FST) is undergoing a significant transformation at its Manchester, New Hampshire, site, transitioning from producing gaskets for combustion engines to focusing on e-mobility and hydrogen applications. This shift is supported by major investments and a funding initiative from the US Energy Department. The site will now prioritize manufacturing sealing solutions for battery housings and e-drive systems, necessitating the introduction of new semi- and fully-auto...
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    San Francisco secures $5 million in grant to support expansion of EV charging infrastructure
    San Francisco's Mayor Daniel Lurie and the Board of Supervisors have secured a $5 million grant from the California Energy Commission (CEC) to install electric vehicle charging infrastructure in San Francisco. This grant, combined with a $2.8 million contribution from the city, will fund the installation of 403 new EV charging ports at city-owned facilities. This infrastructure will support 800 additional light-duty EVs, covering 40% of the city's non-public safety light-duty fleet. The City ...
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    LG Energy Solution signs $4.3 billion battery supply deal with Tesla
    LG Energy Solution (LGES), a South Korean battery manufacturer, has entered into a $4.3 billion contract to supply Tesla with lithium iron phosphate (LFP) batteries for energy storage systems, Reuters reported July 30, citing a source familiar with the matter. This agreement will see the batteries being supplied from LGES' manufacturing facility in the US. Although LGES announced the deal on Wednesday (July 30), it did not specify whether the batteries would be utilized in vehicles or solely ...
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    Orbis Electric launches advanced axial flux motor-generator HaloDrive
    Orbis Electric has introduced HaloDrive, an advanced axial flux motor-generator designed to enhance the next phase of e-Mobility. HaloDrive is constructed with a modular four-part architecture and innovative features such as an injection-molded plastic stator and a tunable gearset, offering high torque, power density and thermal stability. It can be used in various applications, including commercial transportation, passenger vehicles, marine systems and aerospace platforms, serving as an...
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    MN8 Energy unveils Gateway to Hunts Point EV charging hub in South Bronx
    MN8 Energy LLC announced the Gateway to Hunts Point project, a freight electric vehicle charging hub and workforce development center in the South Bronx, New York. This facility will include 42 EV charging plugs for medium and heavy-duty vehicles, a welcome center named The Bolt, and community solar installations. This project addresses health and environmental concerns in the area, particularly the high asthma rates from truck traffic. The facility will serve the Hunts Point Food Distri...
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    Rivian integrates NACS cables into its charging network for broader access
    Rivian has begun integrating North American Charging Standard (NACS)/Tesla connectors into its Rivian Adventure Network, allowing Tesla vehicles and other brands with NACS ports to utilize Rivian's charging facilities. The North American electric vehicle industry is transitioning to the NACS plug, originally advanced by Tesla and now adopted as an official SAE standard, moving away from J1772 and CCS plugs. This shift is influenced by former US President Biden's federal charging grants, which in...
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    Tesla announces $16.5 billion AI chip partnership with Samsung
    Tesla CEO Elon Musk announced that the company has entered into a $16.5 billion multiyear agreement with Samsung for AI chips, as reported in a Reuters article dated July 28. Musk indicated that this is just the initial cost of the deal. According to Musk, Samsung's new Texas, US, fabrication facility will be dedicated to producing Tesla's next-generation AI6 chip, which will be used for Tesla's humanoid robot Optimus, fully autonomous vehicles and AI datacenters. Musk emphasized the str...
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    EVgo secures $225 million credit facility to fund growth plans
    EVgo Inc., a provider of public fast-charging infrastructure for electric vehicles, has announced the closing of a $225 million senior secured, nonrecourse credit facility with leading global project finance banks. This financing, which can potentially increase by an additional $75 million, marks a pioneering move in the US commercial bank market for charging infrastructure. The facility was oversubscribed, indicating strong interest and support. The funds from the facility will enable EVg...
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    Lyten secures over $200 million in equity investment to support its acquisition strategy
    Lyten, a US-based company specializing in supermaterial applications and lithium-sulfur batteries, announced it has secured over $200 million in additional equity investment, bringing its total investment to over $625 million. This new funding, which has come primarily from existing investors, will aid Lyten in accelerating its acquisition strategy and expansion in the US and Europe. Additionally, Lyten has acquired the rights to Northvolt's energy storage products, including Voltpack Mobi...
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    Trump’s One Big Beautiful Bill seen as a setback for EV adoption in the US
    On July 4, US President Donald Trump signed the One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA) into law with an aim of cutting down government spending to address the US' rising national debt, reducing tax liabilities for the working middle class and driving down energy costs with a massive expansion of domestic oil and production capacity, among several other key goals. When it comes to electric vehicle adoption in the US, the OBBBA terminates the $7,500 tax credit for new EV purchases and the $4,000 cr...
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    Chinese carmaker Great Wall Motor collaborates with Faraday Future to expand into the US market
    Great Wall Motor, a leading carmaker from China, is collaborating with Faraday Future to penetrate the US market, which has been largely inaccessible to Chinese automakers. The collaboration involves licensing Faraday Future's new model, the FX Super One, from Great Wall Motor's Wey brand. This vehicle, unveiled on July 17, is based on the Gaoshan multipurpose vehicle and marks the debut of Faraday Future's second brand, FX. The FX Super One's design closely mirrors the Wey Gaoshan MPV, featu...
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    Trump finalizes bilateral trade agreement with EU, agrees to 15% import tariff on all EU goods into US
    The US has reached a framework for a trade deal with the EU, allowing the US to impose a 15% import tariff on most goods from the EU. This agreement was jointly announced by US President Donald Trump and European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen on Sunday, July 27, at Trump's luxury golf course in Turnberry, Scotland. This development concludes a lengthy period of uncertainty with the EU, the US' largest trading partner. Trump confirmed the 15% levy on most imports from the EU, inclu...
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    BMW i Ventures invests in Estes Energy for advanced battery platform development
    BMW i Ventures has announced a colead investment in Estes Energy Solutions Inc., a materials and manufacturing innovator based in California, US. The $11 million seed round was coled with Fortescue Ventures and included participation from New Systems Ventures and DCVC. This funding brings Estes' total raised capital to $20 million and will support the completion of its chemistry-agnostic battery pack platform and the establishment of domestic manufacturing capabilities. The investme...
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    Wallbox partners with Leap to launch virtual power plants in California and New York
    Wallbox, a global provider of electric vehicle charging and energy management solutions, has launched virtual power plants in California and New York through a partnership with Leap, a platform for building and scaling virtual power plants. This initiative is part of Wallbox Rewards, a smart charging program that allows Wallbox users to earn incentives by contributing to grid flexibility through their home EV chargers. The virtual power plants will aggregate energy capacity from residential c...
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    BP Pulse opens its largest EV charging hub near Los Angeles International Airport
    BP Pulse, the global electric vehicle charging infrastructure business of BP, has inaugurated its largest EV charging hub in the US, located two miles from Los Angeles International Airport (LAX). This site features 48 ultrafast EV charging bays equipped with 400-kW and 150-kW DC fast chargers compatible with both Combined Charging System (CCS) and North American Charging Standard (NACS) connectors. The facility will soon offer additional amenities such as a lounge, vending machines, restro...
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    Lucid partners with mineral producers to boost US automotive supply chain
    Lucid Group Inc., known for producing advanced electric vehicles, has joined the newly launched Minerals for National Automotive Competitiveness Collaboration (MINAC) and partnered with critical mineral producers such as Alaska Energy Metals, Graphite One, Electric Metals and RecycLiCo. This collaboration seeks to expedite the development and procurement of essential minerals for automotive manufacturing by US-based automakers and tier 1 suppliers. MINAC is an initiative aimed at en...
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    QuantumScape expands collaboration with PowerCo for solid-state battery commercialization
    QuantumScape Corp., a company specializing in solid-state lithium-metal battery technology, has announced an expansion of its collaboration and licensing arrangement with PowerCo SE, the battery company of the Volkswagen Group. Originally established in July 2024, this agreement aims to accelerate the commercialization of solid-state battery technology, particularly through the QSE-5 battery development pilot line in San Jose, California. PowerCo is set to provide up to $131 million in paymen...
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    Lucid EVs gain access to Tesla’s Supercharger network across North America
    US-based electric-car maker Lucid Group Inc. has announced updates to its Lucid Air model lineup for 2026, introducing enhancements aimed at increasing convenience and peace of mind for owners. A key update includes access to the Tesla Supercharger network for all Lucid Air vehicles by July 31, using an approved North American Charging Standard (NACS) adapter available from Lucid. All Lucid Air owners, regardless of model or model year, will gain access to the North American Tesla Supercharge...
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    ChargeScape and PSEG Long Island partner to enroll BMW and Ford EVs in grid reliability program
    ChargeScape, a joint venture comprising BMW, Honda, Ford and Nissan, has partnered with PSEG Long Island to enroll electric vehicles in the utility's Peak Load Reduction program. This collaboration marks the first instance of such an initiative in the nine-year history of the utility's programs aimed at reducing peak load. The initiative, which is designed to alleviate pressure on the power grid during summer, utilizes ChargeScape's AI-powered technology platform. It plans to integrate o...
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    Japan and US reach bilateral trade agreement with 15% reciprocal tariff rate
    Japan and the US reached a trade agreement, allowing the US to impose a reciprocal tariff rate of 15% on goods imported from Japan, CNN Business reported on July 22. “We just completed a massive deal with Japan, perhaps the largest deal ever made,” President Donald Trump said on his networking website, Truth Social. The bilateral trade deal, reached before the Aug. 1 deadline, will lower the 25% tariff announced in April 2025 on goods imported from Japan. Earlier this month, ...
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    StarCharge commences mass production of BABA-compliant Titan series DC fast chargers
    StarCharge has announced the start of mass production for its Titan 180 and Titan 320 DC fast chargers, which are now manufactured in compliance with Build America, Buy America (BABA) standards. These next-generation charging solutions are available for immediate order placement and are designed to meet high-power charging needs while supporting American manufacturing and supply chain integrity. The Titan 180 and Titan 320 chargers offer industry-leading performance with power outputs of 180 ...
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    Adient to invest $8M in new seat assembly plant in US
    Automotive seat supplier Adient plans to invest $8 million to open a factory in Normal, Illinois, that will assemble components for Rivian. The new facility is expected to create 75 full-time jobs and is supported by the Illinois Department of Commerce and Economic Opportunity through its Reimagining Energy and Vehicles (REV) program, which encourages clean energy and advanced manufacturing. Adient will manufacture complete front and rear seat assemblies for Rivian, repurp...
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    Mangrove Lithium plans to expand refining capacity in North America
    Mangrove Lithium has announced a significant expansion initiative aimed at meeting the increasing demand for reliable lithium refining in North America. The company plans to set up a new facility, which is estimated to produce 20,000 metric tons of battery-grade lithium per annum. This volume is expected to be sufficient to power over 500,000 electric vehicles per year. To ensure demand for this facility, Mangrove has secured memoranda of understanding (MOUs) with various US battery...
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    WattEV plans to install three new megawatt-charging depots in Southern California
    WattEV is expanding its electric truck charging network in the US with the development of three new charging depots in the Southern California region. Funded by over $24 million in grants from the state of California, the upcoming electric truck charging hubs will be located at Otay Mesa near the US-Mexico border in San Diego County, Baker, along the I-15 corridor between Southern California and Nevada, and the Port of Long Beach, which is the country's busiest container port. These planne...
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    Lincoln partners with Calm to boost in-car relaxation experience
    Ford’s premium car brand Lincoln expanded its collaboration with Calm by introducing a new in-vehicle experience called Elevated Journey. This is part of Lincoln's ongoing efforts to improve mental wellness for its clients, now in its fifth year. Elevated Journey features guided audio content narrated by Jeff Warren, focusing on mental clarity and relaxation. It is exclusively available through the Lincoln Digital Experience, making it ideal for clients embarking on long drives or seeking t...
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    US imposes anti-dumping duties of 93.5% on anode-grade graphite imported from China
    The US Commerce Department plans to impose preliminary antidumping duties of 93.5% on anode-grade graphite imported from China. This decision follows conclusions that these materials, essential for electric vehicle batteries, are being sold in the US at below fair market value. A fact sheet from the Commerce Department indicates a uniform antidumping margin and cash deposit rate of 93.5% for all Chinese producers. The imports affected by this decision are valued at $347.1 million in 2023. The...
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    IONNA collaborates with Wawa to expand EV charging network in the US
    IONNA, an electric vehicle charging joint venture founded by eight global automakers, announced a new collaboration with Wawa. The partnership represents IONNA's largest EV charging commitment to date, advancing its goal of 30,000 charging bays by 2030. The collaboration will also enhance Wawa's existing EV charging infrastructure by adding EV charging stations with amenities such as car care facilities, canopy coverage and access to Wawa's signature products and services. The first EV cha...
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    Rivian invests $105 million in micromobility startup Also Inc.
    Rivian has distinguished itself among electric vehicle startups over the past decade with its R1T and R1S models, demonstrating that electric trucks and sport utility vehicles can compete with gas-powered vehicles in speed, capability and comfort. As Rivian gears up to introduce smaller and more affordable models such as the R2 and R3, the company is also backing a new entrant in a different sector: A micromobility startup named Also Inc. Also Inc. was spun out of Rivian e...
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    SK On signs supply agreement for lithium hydroxide with EcoPro in the US
    SK On has entered into an agreement with EcoPro Innovation to secure a supply of lithium hydroxide in the US. The strategic collaboration should enhance SK On's domestic electric vehicle battery supply chain in the US, as per the compliance mandate laid out under the US Inflation Reduction Act (IRA). Under the agreement, SK On is slated to receive up to 6,000 metric tons of domestically produced lithium hydroxide by the end of 2025, which can power about 100,000 EVs. The lithium hydroxid...
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    Flo shuts down EV charger manufacturing facility in Quebec
    Electric vehicle charging network operator and charging equipment-maker, Flo, plans to shut down its manufacturing facility in Shawinigan, Quebec, by the end of August, resulting in approximately 30 layoffs. This closure is part of a broader downsizing effort, affecting over 80 employees in Canada and the US, including at its US plant in Auburn Hills, Michigan. Flo President and CEO Louis Tremblay conveyed gratitude for the affected employees' contributions and acknowledged the d...
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    Sensata Technologies unveils high-efficiency contactor for 800-V EV architectures
    Sensata Technologies has announced the launch of its high-efficiency contactor (HEC), a new innovation designed to facilitate the transition from 400-V to 800-V electric vehicle architectures. The HEC ensures compatibility with both current and future charging infrastructure, enhancing safety, efficiency and system integration. As the EV industry moves toward 800-V systems for faster charging and efficiency, maintaining compatibility with existing 400-V infrastructure poses a challenge, which th...
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    NanoGraf appoints Thomas Redd as new CEO to lead commercial expansion
    NanoGraf has announced the appointment of Thomas Redd as its new CEO, succeeding Francis Wang, who has been at the helm since 2015 and will now serve as a technical adviser. This leadership transition signifies NanoGraf's shift from research and development-driven growth to commercial execution, with Redd tasked with expanding into new civilian markets, enhancing defense partnerships and overseeing large-scale domestic production at the company's Chicago facilities. Redd, who brings over 25...
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    Blink Charging acquires 100% equity in fleet charging service provider Zemetric
    Blink Charging Co. announced the acquisition of Zemetric, a charging infrastructure company known for its tailored solutions for fleets. The deal is expected to close on or before July 11, 2025, subject to customary conditions. Founded in 2022 in Silicon Valley, Zemetric offers interoperable and reliable charging hardware, software and service solutions, having exceeded initial projections in its first year. Blink's president and CEO, Mike Battaglia, highlighted Zemetric's expertise in hig...
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    Ultium Cells to scale up production of lithium iron phosphate battery cells in Tennessee, US
    Ultium Cells LLC, a joint venture between General Motors (GM) and LG Energy Solution (LGES), will upgrade its battery cell manufacturing facility in Spring Hill, Tennessee, to scale the production of low-cost lithium iron phosphate (LFP) battery cells. This initiative builds upon a $2.3 billion investment announced in 2021. The conversion of battery cell lines to LFP production is set to commence later in 2025, with commercial production anticipated by late 2027. Kurt Kelty, vice president...
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    Panasonic begins mass production of cylindrical lithium-ion batteries in Kansas, US
    Japanese battery-maker Panasonic Energy Co. Ltd. has officially opened a new cylindrical lithium-ion battery factory for electric vehicles in De Soto, near Kansas City, US. This facility is one of the largest automotive battery plants in North America. At the grand opening ceremony, which was organized on July 14, the company commenced mass production of its 2170 battery cells at the site. Panasonic aims to achieve an annual production capacity of approximately 32 GWh at its newly opened...
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    Adient debuts new mechanical massage seat solution in GAC-Trumpchi's new M8 PHEV
    Automotive seat supplier Adient has introduced a new mechanical massage seat solution in the GAC-Trumpchi's new M8 plug-in hybrid electric vehicle, the company said in a press release on July 15. The PHEV model sports three-row seats, featuring this industry-first massage system from Adient to enhance auto seating comfort. The mechanical massage solution employs a 3D massage module that effectively simulates professional kneading techniques, offering greater relief from fatigue compared to tr...
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    Trump threatens to impose 30% tariffs on goods imported from Mexico and EU, effective Aug. 1
    US President Donald Trump has threatened to impose a 30% tariff on products imported from Mexico and the EU, beginning Aug. 1, CNN Business reported July 13. The US government's decision to impose the tariffs came after weeks of negotiations with its two key trading partners that failed to reach a mutually agreeable conclusion. Trump sent a letter to European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen, emphasizing the US government's intention to continue working with the...
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    Vemo secures 500 million pesos financing from BEEL for EV charging network expansion
    Vemo, a company based in Mexico, has secured a significant 500 million pesos (about $27 million) financing from BEEL to expand its electric vehicle charging network across the country. This financing, which will last for 12 years, is intended to enhance the Vemo Charging Network (VCN), the most robust public EV charging network in Mexico. The investment marks a significant milestone for Vemo, reinforcing its position in clean mobility infrastructure and supporting nationwide electric mobility. ...
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    Inteva Products invests $8 million to expand production capacity at Mexican plant
    Inteva Products, a US-based supplier of vehicle interior systems, closures, motors and electronics, announced plans to invest 150 million Mexican pesos ($8 million) in expanding its Matamoros plant in Tamaulipas, Mexico, creating 500 direct jobs. The announcement was made in the presence of local and state government officials as well as company representatives who highlighted the direct impact of the investment on job creation and its contribution to strengthening the city’s economic and indu...
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    Sumitomo Electric Wiring Systems plans $17 million expansion at US plant, creating 76 full-time jobs
    Sumitomo Electric Wiring Systems, a Japan-based supplier of automotive wiring harnesses and related components, plans to expand its operations in Simpson County, Kentucky, with an investment of $17 million, Area Development reported July 10. The capacity expansion is expected to create 76 full-time jobs. The planned investment will involve new injection-molding machines and automated assembly equipment to produce electrical connectors for automotive customers. John Saylors, division manager o...
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    Ionic MT secures $29 million to boost domestic battery material production in Utah
    Ionic Mineral Technologies (Ionic MT), a US producer of advanced materials, has announced the closing of a $29 million Series B financing round. This round was oversubscribed, surpassing the initial target of $25 million, indicating strong investor confidence in the company's mission to create a secure domestic supply chain for critical battery components. The funding will be used to expand the capacity of Ionic MT's 74,000-square-foot facility in Provo, Utah, to enhance the production of two...
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    Panasonic delays full capacity at Kansas EV battery plant amid Tesla sales slump
    Panasonic Holdings has decided to delay bringing its new US electric vehicle battery plant to full capacity, initially scheduled for March 2027, due to sluggish sales from Tesla, its primary customer, Reuters reported, citing Nikkei business daily. The plant, located in Kansas and valued at $4 billion, was intended to reach a production capacity of 30 gigawatt-hours, but a new target date has not been established. Panasonic did not immediately comment on the matter. The Kansas facility is ...
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    Argonne National Laboratory develops membrane technology for efficient lithium extraction from water
    Researchers at the US Department of Energy's Argonne National Laboratory have developed a new membrane technology designed to efficiently extract lithium from water, aiming to address growing concerns about lithium supply and demand. This innovative technology, which sees collaboration with the Pritzker School of Molecular Engineering at the University of Chicago, responds to vulnerabilities in the current supply chain, which predominantly relies on hard-rock mining and salt lakes in limited geo...
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