Policy and Regulation
The darkest hour is before dawn
Reasons to be cheerful as well as fearful for the year ahead
Latest news (Page 32)
Charging and Grid
US considers federal charging standards update
Biden administration wishes to enable "continued innovation" in the private sector
Corporate Strategy
Rivian takes on Tesla with surprise R3 reveal
Rivian enters midsized crossover section with R3 but ramp-up presents challenges
Battery and Components
Mitra Chem forms LMFP partnership
Joint venture with Saint-Gobain Ceramics looking to take advantage of IRA subsidies
Battery and Components
Samsung SDI reveals solid state battery roadmap
Firm is targeting mass production by 2027
Corporate Strategy
Fisker hires digital expert
Another executive signs on as as start-up hovers close to bankruptcy
Policy and Regulation
Tesla to depart Australian auto lobby amid false claims row
Firm accuses FCAI of misrepresenting impact of new emissions legislation
Policy and Regulation
Ridehail sector key catalyst for EV adoption - BNEF
Sector faces cost barriers and a lack of targeted government incentives
Charging and Grid
EU e-mobility needs data revolution
EV infrastructure rollout needs better interoperability protocols and data sharing, says Eurelectric
Charging and Grid
EVgo pivots towards owner-operator model
CPO tells analysts that business case for charging hardware sales is diminishing
Policy and Regulation
Stellantis UK arm slams government over lack of BEV incentives
A new budget by the embattled Sunak administration has failed to deliver, in the view of one of the country's largest automakers
Corporate Strategy
Opinion: Tesla gigafactory protesters and Musk both in self-defeat mode
Musk's confrontation with Berlin protesters resembles a battle of who can be the most self-defeating
