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Tesla has released data on its full-self-driving (FSD) supervised software for the first time, revealing over 1 million FSD users around the world. In the deck of the company’s Q4 2025 earnings report, the company had a table listing the number of FSD subscriptions, which as of the end of 2025, stands at 1.1…
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A cross-party commission has published recommendations for Britain’s battery industry, warning that the UK is at a decisive moment for automotive competitiveness and investment. The Commission, chaired by Lord Hutton of Furness and composed of parliamentarians and industry experts, says that as Europe, the United States and Asia continue to attract gigafactory investment, the…
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Five Year DC Fast Charger Usage Trends Since 2020, I have been closely monitoring the usage patterns of electric vehicle fast chargers near my home in Columbia, Maryland. This study includes a mix of CCS, CHAdeMO, and Supercharger stations operated by EVgo, Electrify America, Tesla, a High’s convenience store and the local electric company,…
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Tesla’s CEO Elon Musk has revealed that the design of the company’s next-generation chip, which powers its full-self-driving (FSD) computer in all its cars, is “almost done”, and has hinted at production and deployment into its vehicles in the not-too-distant future. On top of that, hints were provided on the upcoming AI6 chip design…
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Connected Energy is developing the UK’s most advanced second-life EV battery testing facility at Scottow Enterprise Park in Norfolk. The site will test batteries from multiple manufacturers and operate a 5MWh energy storage system, with operations beginning mid-2026. Connected Energy is constructing what it describes as the UK’s most advanced testing facility for second-life…
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PlugInSites is monitoring electric vehicle legislation in Maryland for the 2026 session. Maryland General Assembly Session Begins January 14, 2026 The 2026 Legislative Session in Maryland begins on January 14th and will adjourn on April 13th. Maryland General Assembly 2026 Operations Consult the MGA website for details on the 2026 Senate and House of…
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The Driven publishes detailed sales data for Australian battery electric vehicle sales on this page. Data is sourced from the Federal Chamber of Automotive Industries (FCAI) report known as VFacts, the Electric Vehicle Council (EVC), as well as individual companies. This page will be updated as new data is released each month, and as…
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Xpeng has announced the updated G6 electric SUV for the UK market, featuring a new all-wheel-drive performance model, advanced 80.8kWh lithium iron phosphate battery technology enabling 12-minute charging from 10 to 80 percent, and comprehensive refinements across design and technology systems. Chinese EV manufacturer Xpeng has unveiled significant updates to its G6 model for…
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Tim Eden and Riz Akhtar join to help review the year that was in EVs, share their predictions for 2026, and discuss what’s most likely to shape the market in the year ahead. The post The Driven Podcast: 2025 wrap, predictions, and our top picks appeared first on The Driven. Source link
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Volvo Trucks has introduced a 14-tonne variant of its FL Electric medium-duty truck, designed for urban delivery operations. The entry-level model features configurable battery options and compact dimensions, allowing customers to optimize payload capacity and profitability for city transport applications. Volvo Trucks has expanded its EV lineup with a new 14-tonne variant of the…
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Lisa Marsh, CEO of eLumina joins us to help unpack how off-grid, battery-integrated charging is making EV travel possible on some of the most remote highways in Australia. The post Video: Chip fat and charge cables | The Driven Podcast appeared first on The Driven. Source link
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Johnson Matthey has opened its first hydrogen internal combustion engine testing facility in Gothenburg, Sweden, representing a £2.5 million investment. The center tests emission control systems for engines up to 600 kilowatts, supporting decarbonization efforts in medium and heavy-duty transport. Johnson Matthey has opened its first dedicated hydrogen internal combustion engine testing facility in…
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