
Blink EnergyConnect Targets EV Charging Power Limits
Blink Charging has launched EnergyConnect, an AI-driven energy management system deployed at 13 Florida DC fast-charging sites, with phased rollout planned across the U.S., U.K., and Belgium.

Blink Charging has launched EnergyConnect, an AI-driven energy management system deployed at 13 Florida DC fast-charging sites, with phased rollout planned across the U.S., U.K., and Belgium.
GM will fit native NACS ports to all 12 electric models across Cadillac, Chevrolet, and GMC for 2027. Ten 2026 models still need an adapter at NACS chargers.

Xos has won a prototype Other Transaction Agreement from the U.S. Air Force to adapt its Hub mobile battery energy storage system for defense charging, running into late 2027.

ELECTRA AI has partnered with Omega Seiki Mobility to embed battery health intelligence across the Indian EV maker's fleet, adding State of Health and Remaining Useful Life analytics for operators and financiers.

HEVO Inc. has received U.S. Patent No. 12,700,758 B2 covering dynamic roadway charging — wireless power transfer to electric vehicles in motion, including bidirectional flow back to grid infrastructure.

Andersen's home EV charge points are now sold through John Lewis & Partners, the first charge point brand carried by the retailer, with the Quartz priced from £1,130 installed.

BYD has detailed pricing, payment, and rollout plans for FLASH Charging in the UK, confirming per-kWh rates, preferential tariffs for factory-fitted vehicles, and 300 chargers within 12 months.

Humax EV Charging and Paua have partnered to unify home, workplace, public, and depot charging for UK fleets, using ISO 15118 vehicle identification to automate home charging reimbursement.

IONNA ranked highest among DC fast charger networks at 807 in the JD Power 2026 EVX Public Charging Study, as segment satisfaction rose 12 points and non-charge visits hit a record low.

ESB Networks and Ohme are launching EV Flex, a six-month energy flexibility trial paying Irish EV drivers up to €78 for plugging in at home whenever parked.

SparkCharge has entered the UK market, extending its distributed energy network to autonomous vehicle fleets and grid-constrained enterprises with on-site power the company says deploys in as little as seven days.

EVgo opened its newest flagship charging station in metropolitan Detroit, pushing flagship stalls past 40 nationwide. The company expects more than 100 flagship stalls online by the end of 2026.

Massachusetts homeowners with eligible bidirectional EVs can receive a dcbel Ara Home Energy Station at no cost under MassCEC's V2X Pilot Program, with applications open through September 30, 2026.

Octillion Power Systems opened its third India battery plant in Halol, Gujarat, adding more than 48,000 battery systems and over 3 GWh of annual capacity at full output.

V Engineering has announced Project Continuum, a 12.4 kWh replacement high-voltage battery for the McLaren P1 that cuts 51 pounds from the original pack and extends electric range. Installations begin Spring 2027.

i-charging has secured Intertek ETL certification for its i-light heavy-duty charger, validating the unit's electrical safety for US and Canadian deployment across both CCS and MCS outputs up to 1.5 MW.

A BTC POWER survey of more than 200 commercial decision-makers found 94% consider EV charging essential to operations, with 97% planning to increase infrastructure investment.

EVgo will add V4 "EVgo Superchargers" rated up to 500 kW to its metropolitan network, with Tesla navigation integration and Magic Dock access. First sites arrive in second-half 2026.

Sevadis has launched MaxiCharger Gen2, an eight-device EV charging range spanning a 7.4kW AC home charger to ultra-rapid DC units, with solar integration and V2X-enabled hardware across every model.

Electrify America received a 2026 Sustainability Award from the Business Intelligence Group, recognized for a $7.4 million investment in community-led EV education and workforce programs that reported measurable adoption gains in 2025.