Key industry milestones

Kempower and Allego join forces on pilot EV fast charging site in the Netherlands

To expand and diversify its charging hardware portfolio, Allego has partnered with Kempower to launch the first pilot EV-charging station in De Meern, in the Netherlands.

EVBox announces new gen of 'hassle-free charging' for businesses

EVBox has announced the Liviqo, a new commercial electric vehicle charging station. 

WiTricity provides wireless charging for autonomous buses in China

Wireless charging technology provider WiTricity has started a collaboration to provide wireless charging for the autonomous electric e-buses of major Chinese bus operator Yu Tong Bus.

EverCharge helps with hosting EV charging systems

EverCharge has launched its end-to-end suite of services to simplify the cost-analysis, deployment, and management of its EV charging systems.

ChargeUp Europe appoints EVBox CEO as president

ChargeUp Europe, the voice of the EV charging infrastructure industry, has appointed EVBox CEO Remco Samuels as its president for 2023.

Lucid opens first retail and service centre in The Netherlands

Lucid Group, which claims to have the longest-range, fastest-charging electric car on the market, has opened its third retail location in Europe – and first service, delivery and sales centre – in Hilversum, Netherlands, just outside of Amsterdam. 

S44 joins EVRoaming Foundation

S44, a digital experience company based in the United States and Germany, has joined the EVRoaming Foundation alongside Shell, AB Volvo, Add Energy/Flo, Google. 

Fellten launches as classic vehicle electric conversion systems provider

Two technology companies converting traditional petrol and diesel cars into electric vehicles – Zero EV based out of Bristol in the UK and Jaunt Motors from Melbourne, Australia — have merged to create Fellten. 

Microgrid powers buses in Washington region

The first bus depot has opened in the Washington D.C. region of the US that uses microgrid technology to power electric buses.

ComEd and NCSU get grant to develop extreme fast charging for EVs

US electric utility ComEd, in partnership with North Carolina State University’s Freedm Systems Centre, has been awarded a US$200,000 federal research and development grant from the US Department of Energy (DOE).