Wallbox and Freenow by Lyft have launched a Europe-wide charging partnership covering five markets at launch, offering taxi drivers and fleet operators discounted access to Pulsar Max, Pulsar Pro, and eM4 hardware.
UK consultancy Versinetic has expanded its ISO 15118 platform as AFIR deadlines reshape EU charging compliance, with EN ISO 15118-20 required for all new public and private chargers from January 2027.
Ohme has integrated PayPal's Pay in 3 into direct charger sales in the UK, letting buyers split the cost of an ePod or Home Pro into three interest-free instalments over two months.
Ford Energy debuts as a wholly owned Ford subsidiary building U.S.-assembled battery storage systems for utilities and data centers, targeting 20 GWh of annual capacity with first deliveries in late 2027.
AMP IT has closed a Swiss Technology Fund–backed round taking total funding to €7 million (~$8.25M), with capital earmarked for software development and expansion into the Nordics and Southern Europe.
Rivian is scaling its Adventure Network for the first R2 customer deliveries this spring, adding NACS connectors, tap-to-pay terminals for non-Rivian drivers, and pre-built underground infrastructure for rapid charger additions.
Driivz will supply the EV charging software platform behind Duracell E-Charge, a UK ultra-fast network backed by £200 million ($272.7 million) and targeting 100-plus sites by 2030.
Porsche will shut down battery cell subsidiary Cellforce Group along with e-bike and software units, cutting more than 500 jobs as CEO Michael Leiters refocuses the automaker on its core sports car and SUV business.
The Commercial Court of Barcelona approved Wallbox's €169.6 million financial restructuring plan, making it binding on all creditors and clearing the final legal hurdle for the EV charging company's recapitalization.
Electric Era has added WEX fleet payment processing to its retail-based DC fast chargers, giving commercial EV drivers access via WEX EV RFID cards and the DriverDash app at U.S. sites including Love's, Plaid Pantry, and Giant Eagle.
Workhorse and InCharge Energy will launch a joint customer support program in Q4 2026, giving commercial fleet operators one point of contact across vehicles, charging hardware, and software.
ABB E-mobility's OM X-Series scales from 800 kW to 10 MW across one coordinated site architecture, with end-to-end liquid cooling for continuous-duty megawatt charging applications.
Greenlane will build new commercial electric truck charging sites in Dallas and Houston along the I-45 corridor, supporting both CCS and Megawatt Charging System connectors with carrier commitments from Nevoya.
ChargeHub and AXSO are building North America's first open, vendor-neutral charging reservation platform for electric trucks, backed by C$450,000 from the Government of Québec and built on OCPI 2.3.
HEVO outlined a commercial wireless charging strategy at ACT Expo 2026 and disclosed early-stage manufacturability talks with Foxconn Interconnect Technology, signaling a push toward scalable fleet production.
Proterra will add a U.S. cell option to its Onyx heavy-duty battery platform in Q1 2027, an onshoring move the company says will lift American content by more than 600%.
It's electric and Philadelphia have announced plans for up to 1,000 Level 2 curbside EV chargers across all 18 planning districts, pending a June City Council vote on enabling legislation.
MFG EV Power, the UK's largest rapid charging network, activates Hubject Plug&Charge across approximately 2,000 charge points on 1 May 2026, enabling automatic authentication at MFG sites nationwide.
Voltpost has been selected as one of three recipients of a $609,500 District of Columbia grant to deploy publicly accessible Level 2 lamppost EV chargers at and near District-owned sites.
AMPECO and Plugsurfing have launched a managed roaming option for eMSPs, giving AMPECO customers single-integration access to more than one million charge points across 28 European countries through Roam OCPI.