UK backs silicon-anode developer Nexeon in £100m funding round
UK battery-material developer Nexeon has completed a £100 million investment round to support further development and commercial scale-up of its silicon-based anode technology.
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Dundee cuts public EV charging prices as energy costs fall
Dundee City Council has reduced public EV charging prices across its Evolt-operated network, with the new tariffs taking effect from 1 September.
German EV subsidy demand raises risk €3bn fund ends early
Strong demand for Germany's new private EV purchase subsidy has prompted the country's motor-trade association to warn that the €3 billion programme could be…
Tesco adds Be.EV charging to Clubcard loyalty programme
Tesco Clubcard members can now earn points when charging at Be.EV locations across the UK.
MFG opens eight-bay 150 kW charging hub at Kilmarnock
Motor Fuel Group has opened an eight-bay ultra-rapid EV charging hub at its Riccarton Road forecourt in Kilmarnock.
BYD reaches 10,000 Flash Charging stations as 1.5 MW network expands
BYD has opened its 10,000th Flash Charging station in China, doubling the size of the network in less than five months.
Bartrums installs 400 kW depot charger ahead of eActros 600 expansion
Bartrums Haulage has commissioned a high-power charging installation at its Eye, Suffolk headquarters ahead of expanding its electric HGV fleet.
Mercedes-Benz UK appoints Pod as sole home-charging partner
Mercedes-Benz UK has appointed Pod as its sole home EV charging partner, extending an existing relationship between the two companies.
InstaVolt enables Zapmap payment across more than 2,500 chargers
InstaVolt has expanded its integration with Zapmap, allowing drivers to start and pay for charging through the Zapmap app or charging card at more…
Swiss shared depot-charging network grows to 126 truck charging points
ASTAG Charge says 64 Swiss transport companies with around 400 vehicles have now joined its shared electric-truck charging network.