Volkswagen ID.4 and ID. Buzz owners gain access to 25,000 Tesla Superchargers starting November 18th through NACS adapters, significantly expanding North American DC fast-charging infrastructure options.
Cariqa launches Retail Rewards programme linking EV charging sessions to verified retail purchases in real time, creating automated value exchange for CPOs, retailers, and drivers without integration requirements.
Toyota begins battery production at its $13.9 billion North Carolina facility, creating 5,100 jobs while announcing an additional $10 billion U.S. investment to support electrified vehicle manufacturing through 2030.
New research reveals 56% of millennials fear unattractive EV chargers could reduce property values, with 70% of younger drivers prioritizing design aesthetics in home charging solutions.
EV Realty secures GreenPoint investment through Outpost and acquires Stockton property near key freight infrastructure, expanding California charging hub network for commercial fleet electrification.
Wallbox's new Supernova PowerRing is a modular 400 kW fast-charging system. It features a shared capacity of up to 720 kW and is set for a Q1 2026 rollout.
Anaphite's dry coating technology for lithium-ion electrodes could eliminate 7 million tonnes of CO₂ from annual global battery production, according to independent UK analysis.
chargecloud and Payter deliver AFIR-compliant credit card payment terminals for EV charging stations through cloud-integrated technology, enabling operators to meet regulatory requirements efficiently.
AUTEL launches 400kW MaxiCharger DS480 at Bangkok's Central World, enabling 15-minute full charge for ZEEKR 7X vehicles through December 2025 promotional period.
Brite EV Charging and GreenFlux partner to enhance Ireland's EV charging network. The collaboration uses GreenFlux's software to manage Brite's new high-power hubs in Galway, optimizing grid use.
ChargePoint renews its Sourcewell contract to deliver cost-effective EV charging infrastructure to 50,000 public agencies across North America, streamlining electrification for government and education sectors.
Blink Charging is transitioning to contract manufacturing to reduce costs, enhance scalability, and accelerate innovation as part of its BlinkForward strategy, with full implementation expected by early 2026.
Green NCAP’s latest report highlights how cold weather, charging speed, and cabin heating dramatically affect real-world EV range, underscoring the need for continued innovation in efficiency and thermal management.
Hyundai Motor has begun construction of its KRW 930 billion hydrogen fuel cell facility in Ulsan, Korea, which will produce 30,000 fuel cell systems annually and accelerate the country’s hydrogen transition.
Genesis Motor UK has appointed Ohme as its exclusive home EV charging partner, offering dynamic smart charging, cost savings, and seamless installation for Genesis customers nationwide.
StoreDot’s ‘100-in-5’ XFC cylindrical cells achieve UN 38.3 certification, confirming transport safety and enabling shipments to global OEMs—advancing 10-minute EV charging toward commercial reality.
Blink Charging’s new Shasta 48 and Shasta 80 Level 2 chargers bring scalable, affordable, and intelligent EV charging to multifamily and fleet operators, with shipments starting in late November 2025.
Andersen partners with Tap Electric to let customers earn from their home EV chargers, combining elegant design with smart monetization through Tap’s connected charging network.
Solid Power has partnered with Samsung SDI and BMW to co-develop and test all-solid-state battery cells, advancing commercialization for next-generation electric vehicle applications.
Andersen and Octopus Energy’s new offer gives EV drivers 5,000 free miles and smart tariff savings, cutting annual running costs by over £1,250—even after home charger installation.