In a move that could challenge the dominance of Tesla's North American EV charging network, seven major global automakers are creating a new charging network joint venture that they say will significantly expand access to high-powered charging in North America.
Renewable energy provider Infinity and investment & development company Hassan Allam Utilities have partnered with Egypt's Ministry of Petroleum and Mineral Resources through Misr Petroleum and Gastec to expand the country's EV charging network.
TotalEnergies and DAF Trucks have signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) on their joint commitment to develop charging and zero-emission mobility solutions for road transport.
InCharge Energy, which provides end-to-end charging infrastructure and service support for electric fleets, is partnering with vendor finance company DLL to offer financing options that make EV fleet charging more readily accessible and affordable in the US with energy solutions, services and maintenance offerings.
EV charging and energy management solutions company Wallbox has formed a strategic partnership with EV charge point operator Believ to roll out Wallbox’s rapid and ultra-rapid charge point solutions across the United Kingdom.
EV charging solutions provider AmpUp has started a strategic partnership with Curo, a 'Virtual Depot' platform that enables leasable, existing EV charging for fleets.
IONNA - the joint EV charging network venture founded by BMW, General Motors, Honda, Hyundai, Kia, Mercedes-Benz, Stellantis and Toyota – has announced its transition from public beta to full-scale national release.
NaaS Technology, the US-listed EV charging service company operating in China, has completed what it says is China's first-ever carbon emission reduction credit transaction in the EV charging arena.
