Electric Vehicles

Finnish DC fast-charging manufacturer Kempower and global logistics leader DP World have completed Europe’s first ultra-high-power 500A continuous charging system for Kalmar electric straddle carriers at the DP World London Gateway port. The project features eight liquid-cooled Charging Satellites, eight 550 kW Power Units, and the Kempower ChargEye Charging

Element Energy, a California-based company, has completed a 53-megawatt-hour energy storage facility in West Central Texas, utilizing 900 recycled electric vehicle (EV) batteries. The project, funded by the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE), received $7.9 million in financial support. The facility, described as the largest grid-connected energy storage

Hungary now has over 68,000 fully electric vehicles (EVs) on its roads, marking nearly a ninefold increase compared to the start of the decade, according to a report by AutóSzektor citing the Ministry of Energy (EM). In the first 11 months of 2024 alone, the climate-friendly fleet expanded by

In a significant milestone for BMW's transition to electrification, the first sixth-generation electric engine was shipped from BMW Group Plant Steyr to BMW Group Plant Debrecen in Hungary, where it will power Neue Klasse test vehicles. This achievement comes just ten months after system installation began at Steyr.

Vestel Mobility announced its strategic partnership and investment in Electric Miles, a UK-based leader in energy management and EV charging software, at the London Electric Vehicle Show. The collaboration aims to bolster Vestel’s presence in the mobility ecosystem across the UK and Europe while delivering innovative solutions for EV

Leapmotor International, a joint venture between Stellantis (51%) and China's Leapmotor (49%), has officially confirmed its entry into the Romanian market. The company will begin selling its Leapmotor C10 SUVs and T03 city cars in Romania by September 2024 through AUTOGREEN MOTOR, a subsidiary of the AUTOITALIA group.