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Stellantis plans more than €30 billion (£25.5 billion/$33.8 billion) investment through 2025 to execute software and electrification transformation
Stellantis will also partner with Foxconn to design and sell new flexible semiconductors for the automotive Industry
Mercedes-Benz to invest 60 billion euros on electrification, digitalisation and automated driving through to 2026
German carmaker plans to be an all-electric brand by the end of the decade
Volvo Recharge models made up 26 percent of the global volume in the third quarter
Swedish carmaker will increase production from 15,000 electric cars today to at least 150,000 cars after summer 2022
Nissan to spend £13.2 billion on electrification over the next five years
Japanese carmaker plans to launch 23 new electrified models including 15 new electric vehicles (EVs) and will spend £132 billion on infrastructure
Electric car company Polestar is ready for further global growth
Swedish electric vehicle (EV) company expects to operate in 30 markets by the end of 2023 and sell 290,000 vehicles by the end of 2025
Societe Generale and ALD are holding discussions with LeasePlan about a combination of the two electric vehicle (EV) lease brands
This potential partnership of ALD and Lease Plan could create a global emobility leader
London Electric Vehicle Company (LEVC) electrifies bp pulse fleet
LEVC to supply 30 VN5 electric vans to one of the UK’s leading providers of electric vehicle (EV) charging infrastructure
Two, three-wheelers and buses at forefront of India’s electrification agenda
India plans to prioritise affordable smaller electric vehicles and public transport to help the transition to cleaner mobility
iPhone producer Foxconn set to beat Apple to market by manufacturing electric vehicles (EV) in Thailand with battery producer PTT PLC
New collaboration could see the first electric cars roll off the line by 2023
Best reasons for driving an electric car over a hydrogen vehicle
Volkswagen offers the top five reasons why electric vehicles (EVs) are the most efficient and sustainable
Are electric carmakers ready to be profitable without government incentives?
Moving away from incentives, Tesla and Volkswagen power ahead in the race toward electric car affordability
This year’s EV Summit is just one day away and here’s a list of the event’s main partners
EV Summit brings together the world’s most significant gathering of emobility leaders
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DS Automobiles to become a 100 percent electric car brand from 2024
DS Automobiles will offer an all-electric version of the DS 4 with a range of more than 400 miles (644km)
Volkswagen ID.3 electric car makes its debut in China
The ID.3 joins VW’s ID.4 and ID.6 electric vehicle (EV) line-up in the region
Ford to double the production of its F-150 Lightning electric truck because of huge demand
Detroit carmaker now plans to produce 80,000 zero-emission pick-ups annually by 2024
Polestar will be exhibiting their all-electric Polestar 2 at this year’s EV Summit
Award-winning Swedish carmaker will also be speaking about their sustainability and vision for electric vehicles (EVs) at the Summit
US set a target of 50 percent of vehicles to be electric by 2030
Manufacturers are ready to push this with Ford, GM and Stellantis aiming to achieve 50 percent of all electric vehicle (EV) sales by 2030
Alfa Romeo to become a zero-emission battery electric vehicle (BEV) brand by 2027
Fellow Italian brand, Lancia, expect to launch only electric cars from 2026
Mercedes-Benz to showcase all of its current and future electric cars
Display of the German carmakers zero-emission vehicles will take place at IAA MOBILITY in Munich in September
Jaguar Land Rover’s commitment to Formula E will help them develop their electric cars for a cleaner future
Racing technology will trickle down and help the brand’s Reimagine Strategy to achieve zero tailpipe emissions by 2036 and net zero status by 2039
Mercedes-Benz prepares to go all-electric
The German carmaker plans to invest over €40 billion into battery electric vehicles (BEVs) between 2022 and 2030
PEUGEOT say 70 percent of its models will be plug-in in 2021
The French carmaker says that 100 percent of its models will be electrified by 2025
Kia celebrates 30 years in the UK and continues to grow its electric car line-up
The Korean carmaker plans to have seven battery electric vehicles (BEVs) by 2026
Vauxhall to be all-electric in 2028
Vauxhall currently offers nine electric or electrified cars and vans
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