Factorial Taps Hyundai Supplier To Solve Solid-State Batteries’ Biggest Problem
Can you really mass-produce solid state batteries on existing battery lines? Factorial and SK On plan to find out.
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Kia opens EV3 pre-orders in Mexico ahead of US launch
Kia opened pre-orders for the highly anticipated EV3 in Mexico, where the electric SUV will be built and shipped to the US later this year.
EIM joins HPCL to expand EV truck charging
Energy In Motion (EIM) and Hindustan Petroleum Corporation (HPCL) will deploy charging and battery swapping infrastructure for electric heavy-duty trucks across India. The partners plan to establish swap-and-charge hubs along key freight corridors over the next 18 to 24 months.
Huffy’s kids’ e-bike makes a compelling case for pedal-assisted riding
For many parents, the idea of buying an electric bike for their kid might initially seem unnecessary. After all, didn’t we all grow up pedaling regular bikes without a motor? But the more you look at today’s generation of young riders – and the role that e-bikes can play in getting them outside – the more compelling the argument becomes. Huffy is betting on exactly that with its Quantis Kids eBike, a 24-inch electric bicycle designed for riders aged 12 and up.
Zeekr Power opens its first megawatt-level charging station in Thailand
Zeekr Power, Zeekr Group's in-house EV charging service company, has opened its first megawatt-level charging station in Thailand. It developed this site in partnership with TPM Automotive and Sinexcel.
Hyundai reveals IONIQ 3 prices start at $30,000, and it already looks like a hit
Hyundai says the IONIQ 3 is attracting more customer interest than any vehicle it’s ever launched. With over 300 miles of range, Hyundai’s new high-tech infotainment system, and a starting price around $30,000, the electric hatch checks all the boxes.
Volvo drops lidar for good on EX90 and ES90, pays owner compensation
Volvo has confirmed it’s dropping lidar for good on the EX90 and ES90, and it’s paying owners compensation for a feature they were promised but will never get. In Norway, that payout is NOK 18,000 (about $1,900) per car, one of several market-by-market checks Volvo is writing after cutting ties with lidar supplier Luminar.
Freenow and Apollo Go launch London robotaxi trial
Freenow by Lyft and Baidu's autonomous driving unit Apollo Go have launched road tests of robotaxis in London. The trials mark the first concrete step in implementing the commercial robotaxi partnership the two companies announced for Europe in 2025.
This Chinese Automaker Just Beat BYD With An EV Battery That Recharges In 8 Minutes
Hongqi says its experimental battery can add 60% charge in under four minutes with a peak charging rate of 12C.
Hongqi unveils 12C ultra-fast charging battery
Hongqi says its new battery charged from 10 to 70 per cent in under four minutes during tests. The development marks another step in China's race to cut EV charging times with ultra-fast battery technology.
Pilot brings smart charging to Gelderland’s public charge points
A pilot project involving 12,000 public charging points is launching in the Dutch province of Gelderland to reward EV drivers for charging at grid-friendly times. The six project partners aim to assess whether financial incentives for flexible charging behaviour can help reduce peak loads on the electricity grid.
Hyundai recalls Inster over fire risk
Just months after the Hyundai Inster established itself in the market, the Korean carmaker has launched a major safety recall. Due to a potential fire risk, Hyundai is recalling around 40,000 units of its battery-electric compact car worldwide, including approximately 14,610 vehicles in Germany.