Aston Martin announced that it will introduce its first fully electric vehicle in 2025, using both the light, powerful, and efficient engines developed by Lucid.

Mercedes plans to launch the first axial flux motors, which it will produce at its own facilities in Berlin, in 2024, along with the electric G-Wagon, EQG.

The electric SUV, which has a starting price of approximately $50,000, offers a range of 702 km on a single engine and 630 km on a double engine.

Stating that it will make launch on October 10, 2023, Mercedes has already managed to receive hundreds of orders for the eActros 600.

This Hyundai sedan is the biggest and priciest one you can purchase, and it has similarly astounding features.

The electric EV9 from Kia has been introduced, and it includes second-row seats that can rotate 180 degrees in addition to a striking look.

In October 2022, Luminar’s Iris began serial production, and the company’s Mercedes-Benz program has been successfully concluded.

ZF’s new seat belt minimizes the energy consumed by electric vehicles to heat the cabin on cold days. In this way, the range is expected to be up to 15% longer.

Mercedes has announced that it will build a giant electric vehicle charging network consisting of 350 kW high-speed DC charging units.

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ProLogium, the world-famous solid-state battery company, reveals its plan for an $8 billion European battery plant.

Mercedes-Benz EQG will use a silicone-anode battery for boosting its range, according to Autocar. New battery tech was first showcased inside the famous EQXX concept.

CATL, the world’s biggest lithium-ion battery cell manufacturer, will invest €7.34 billion into a huge battery plant in Hungary.

The German company has a goal of showing customers, practically and tangibly, what charging infrastructure for their application can look like.