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Australia is often seen as a laggard in the uptake of electric vehicles, but as Fully Charged’s Rob Llewellyn noted in a recent episode of The Driven podcast, it is striking the number and variety of Chinese EV brands that are found in the market – more, he says, than in Europe. Chinese EV…
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UK Power Networks has published a new ‘insiders’ guide’ to streamline the process of designing and installing EV chargepoint hubs, addressing the complexities involved in connecting these facilities to the electricity grid.The guide focuses specifically on land consents required before applying for grid connection, a crucial step that can significantly impact project timelines. With…
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Rivian has introduced a series of new features through an OTA update aimed at enhancing the driving experience, extending the scope of its vehicle’s performance and ADAS capabilities, and providing owners with more flexibility and customization across the ownership experience. At the height of this offering is the rollout of Rivian’s Enhanced Highway Assist…
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Bel Air, MD – Tobin Crossing A Tesla Supercharger opened February 21 at the Royal Farms Store located at 2692 Tobin Xing in Bel Air, Maryland. This Supercharger site has 12 “V4” charging stalls with V3 charging cabinets that are capable of delivering up to 325 kW. The Supercharger is on the north west…
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Tesla has debuted its new 2025 Tesla Model Y in Australia at the Everything Electric Show in Sydney, providing thousands of EV enthusiasts and buyers a sneak peek of the latest version of what has been Australia’s best-selling EV. Meanwhile, in China, new reports highlight over 200,000 Model Y orders have been received in…
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EV owner satisfaction has rebounded in 2025 after a decline last year, according to J.D. Power’s latest US Electric Vehicle Experience Ownership Study. The findings reveal that both premium and mass market battery electric vehicle (BEV) owners are reporting improved experiences despite uncertainty in the EV landscape. BEVs reached a market share of 9.1%…
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Kia has announced a new strategic partnership with Samsung Electronics to introduce next-generation IoT solutions for its solutions developed under its Platform Beyond Vehicles strategy. The Platform Beyond Vehicles strategy will more broadly see Kia expand the role of its purpose-built vehicles (PBVs) beyond transportation into customized business solutions that can be integrated into…
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Education, Energy and the Environment Committee – February 18, 2025 The following is a transcript of my testimony to the Maryland Senate Education, Energy and the Environment Committee on SB 913, “Department of Agriculture – Public Electric Vehicle Supply Equipment – Registration, Regulation, and Oversight.” This legislation would require the Secretary of Agriculture to…
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Oliver Hill, from Race to 2030, on the new roadmap for turning electric cars into mobile batteries, and who is doing what on V2G. The post The Driven Podcast: Where are we at with V2G? appeared first on The Driven. Source link
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Battery pack developer Ionetic has announced plans for a £5 million production facility in Brackley, UK, scheduled to open in late 2024. The Arc Fab Pilot facility, which will serve as the company’s global headquarters, is expected to be fully operational by Q3 2025. The 5000-square-foot plant aims to reduce development time and costs…
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BMW has revealed an all-new supercomputer featured in its forthcoming Neue Klasse range that will help process information from key vehicle components up to ten times faster than previous systems, enhancing their performance and responsiveness. The new system, referred to by the OEM as the ‘Heart of Joy’ was demonstrated in the BMW Vision…
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The Queensland Competition Authority (QCA) has once again carried out its annual consultation on electricity pricing for regional Queensland, without any effort to improve the situation for country people with EVs. As a result, the time-of-use tariffs available to regional Queensland EV drivers are around 300 per cent higher than those faced by their…
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