Electric Mobility

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Dec 28, 2022, 3:22 PM

China's CATL To Provide EV Batteries For Honda Starting In 2024

CATL would supply batteries for seven years for Honda's electric vehicles in China.

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  Reuters | Dec 28, 2022

  Swedish Self-Driving Truck Start-Up Einride Raises More Cash

  Einride had agreed to raise capital of $500 million from debt, equity and the conversion of earlier loans, speeding up the company's ability to pursue new markets and customers.

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  car&bike Team | Dec 27, 2022

  Jupiter Electric Mobility To Showcase Electric Commercial Vehicles At Auto Expo 2023

  The creation of the Electric Mobility arm of Jupiter Wagons Ltd was announced earlier this year.

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  car&bike Team | Dec 27, 2022

  Top 5 EV Reviews of 2022

  Let’s look at a few of these electric vehicles that have made this year a bit more electrifying.

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  Reuters | Dec 26, 2022

  German Car Giants And Asian Battery Kings: A Match Made In Hungary

  Investment in the Hungarian auto industry is being dominated by three countries - Germany, a champion carmaker, plus China and South Korea, EV battery leaders way ahead of European rivals.

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  car&bike Team | Dec 26, 2022

  Hero Electric, NP Technology & Financial Advisor Partner To Push Green Mobility In B2B Space

  Under the partnership, the two companies will push to speed up the addition of gig workers on green mobility platforms for last-mile delivery services.

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  Reuters | Dec 26, 2022

  Indonesia Considers $320 Million In Incentives To Boost EV Sales In 2023

  Indonesia targets 20% of overall car sales in 2025 to be EVs

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  Reuters | Dec 26, 2022

  China's BYD To Start Selling Evs In Japan By Early 2023

  China's BYD, in which Berkshire Hathaway owns a stake, said it will roll out an electric sports utility vehicle, ATTO 3, in Japan starting Jan. 31. The car has a cruising distance of 485 kilometres and will cost 4.4 million yen ($32,735.66).

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  Reuters | Dec 26, 2022

  Siemens, Others Call For Only Zero-Emission Freight Trucks To Be Sold In EU By 2035

  In a letter published on Thursday the group said its signatories "urge the European Commission to set all new freight trucks on a path to zero emission from 2035," with a five-year exemption for vocational vehicles such as construction, mining and timber trucks that will require longer to develop and produce at scale.

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