Research by the Australian electric vehicle (EV) charging network JOLT indicates that EV drivers are actively pursuing destination charging options, which has significantly contributed to the recent increase in the adoption of clean mobility solutions.
German firm Autel Europe and Icelandic chargepoint operator (CPO) ON Power have successfully deployed Megawatt-level charging along a key freight route in Iceland.
Nissan Sunderland Plant has unveiled a £1.4 million charging station for electric HGVs delivered by charging provider GRIDSERVE.
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EV infrastructure firm Milence has opened new EV truck charging hubs in France and Germany as it expands across Europe.
Carmaker Stellantis has announced it will discontinue its hydrogen fuel cell technology development programme as the market is showing “no development prospect”.
General Motors (GM) has signed a non-binding memorandum of understanding with Redwood Materials to boost collaboration on battery energy storage systems (BESS).
Chinese tech giant Xiaomi has announced that it plans to launch EVs across Europe from 2027.
Goiânia, Brazil, pioneers sustainable transport for nearly 150 million passengers per year with Volvo’s electric bi-articulated buses.
Luxury vehicle manufacturer Jaguar Land Rover (JLR) and ev.energy has announced they will partner on a new pilot of smart charging tech.
