Weekly EV digest
Weekly news digest from the world of EV
- GLOBAL. Danish greentech company raises millions to expand their urban EV fast-charging network and electric ride-hailing service
- GLOBAL. Battery firm: Faster-charging cells could cut EV cost and weight
The argument seems to be that, by enabling what the company calls “extreme fast charging,” allowing more frequent recharges with less inconvenience, automakers won’t need to rely as much on larger battery packs and the extra buffer of range they provide to make EVs practical.
3. GLOBAL. Tesla Supercharging Network: 45,000 Stalls Installed
This end-to-end technology suite can unlock a seamless electrification experience for transit agencies and other commercial EV customers while enabling comprehensive access to operational data to improve performance and lower costs.
6. CANADA. Ontario to offer ultra-low overnight electricity price starting May 1
7. UK. Octopus Electroverse enables faff-free Plug & Charge tech for EV drivers in UK-first
8. UK. London given £35.7m for electric charging points
9. UK. Wells & Co partner with Osprey
11. EUROPE. BYD and Shell Partner on Charging for 100,000 Electric Vehicle Customers
14. FRANCE. Charging : ENGIE and APRR announces a first corridor for heavy trucks
“Charging at a very high power available at the terminals will allow the electric trucks to traverse the entire route between Paris and Lyon, in both directions, with an average of one station every 150 km, or stops at the level of Melun, Auxerre, Beaune,”
16. TURKIYE. Turkiye plans to build 1,000 EV stations by 2023-end
Fast Charge is a revolution in EV charging infrastructure.
