MOL Group operates EV chargers in 6 countries in central and southeast Europe. Driivz will provide MOL with a robust EV charging management platform as well as a tailored self-service app for drivers in multiple languages.
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Indian Oil Corporation has partnered with Sun Mobility for establishing battery swapping infrastructure, called as Quick Interchange Station (QIS), for electric vehicles.
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Jaguar I-Pace’s 7kW charger is now upgraded with a 11kW AC domestic wall box for faster charging capability; adds 53 km (33 miles) of range (WLTP) per hour with three-phase supplies.
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Volvo Cars will start rolling out the Plugsurfing service with the fully electric XC40 Recharge P8 when deliveries start later this year.
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World EV Day to become an annual institution to recognize the vital role of reliable and fast charging infrastructure, grid reinforcement and the integration of renewable power generation to play in enabling a truly sustainable transport ecosystem.
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VW’s ID. Charger is developed with the ID.3 and the ID. family in mind, but can also be used to charge all other electric cars with a Type 2 connector.
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Tata AutoComp and Tellus will provide AC and DC chargers to meet the needs to charge various types of vehicles in public places.
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Tata Power will deploy 50KW DC Superfast chargers at select MG dealership locations and offer end-to-end EV charging solutions to MG dealerships spread across India.
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The new Volvo self-charging buses with hybrid power, the “S-Charge” model range have been upgraded with new capabilities and can now drive silently and emission-free on electricity at higher speeds and cover longer distances than before. This creates new possibilities to use self-charging hybrid-electric powered buses in city zero-emission zones and other sensitive areas. For […]
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The European Automobile Manufacturers’ Association (ACEA) has released new data on the number of charging points and re-fuelling stations required for zero and low- emission trucks to meet the 2025 and 2030 CO2 targets. In terms of charging points for electric trucks, this means going from close to zero today to some 90,000 public points […]
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