Hyundai will reveal a electric crossover, likely an electric alternative to the Bayon, in “the next few months” as it pushes to expand its EV offerings. Understood by Autocar to be twinned with sibling brand Kia’s incoming EV2, the crossover will plug the gap between the incoming Inster and the Kona Electric. This size, thought to be near to… Continue reading Hyundai to reveal new electric crossover in the “next few months”
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Latest News In Electric Vehicles – Lithium Advancements Propel Clean Energy Initiatives Forward
United Lithium Corp. recently conducted its annual general meeting where shareholders elected all nominated directors and approved the re-appointment of their auditing firm. This meeting reflects the company’s ongoing commitment to advancing its lithium projects, which are key to supporting the growing demand for lithium crucial for electric vehicles (EVs). As lithium remains a vital… Continue reading Latest News In Electric Vehicles – Lithium Advancements Propel Clean Energy Initiatives Forward
New number of votes in AB Volvo
GOTHENBURG, Sweden, June 30, 2025 /PRNewswire/ — The number of votes in AB Volvo has changed due to the conversion of a total of 175,000 Series A shares to a total of 175,000 Series B shares. The conversions were implemented with the support of the opportunity for Series A shareholders to request conversion of Series… Continue reading New number of votes in AB Volvo
Work underway at Tata’s UK EV battery factory ahead of 2027 opening
Autocar understands the site will be known as Agratas South West, but it remains unclear whether that holds any implications for future Agratas facilities in other parts of the country. The factory, which will create 4000 jobs, will initially make batteries for Tata Motors and JLR (formerly Jaguar Land Rover) – brands that sit under… Continue reading Work underway at Tata’s UK EV battery factory ahead of 2027 opening
New Volvo EX60 electric SUV: latest details and confirmed reveal date
Volvo hasn’t confirmed whether the advanced LiDAR driver-assistance tech on the flagship EX90 will filter down to ‘lesser’ models, such as the forthcoming EX60. Chief Product and Strategy Officer, Erik Severinson did, however, tell us that the brand is experimenting with “different kinds of [safety] sensors going forward”. Volvo’s next-generation SPA3 platform As well as… Continue reading New Volvo EX60 electric SUV: latest details and confirmed reveal date
German FAZ: leverage 009537
The most modern cars come from China, after everything you read and hear. Learning from there means learning, so interior would have to consist of three things from now on: a large screen, two like pancakes in the center console charged charging bowls for the cell phone, wireless, logical. There is increasingly yawning emptiness around… Continue reading German FAZ: leverage 009537
As ADAS gets smarter, so must the way we test it
It’s one thing to load cars with safety systems such as ADAS (advanced driver assistance systems), but as they get more sophisticated, it becomes more complicated to ensure they always do what’s expected. So manufacturers are turning to the most advanced techniques to validate ADAS and make it as accurate as possible. Volvo is using… Continue reading As ADAS gets smarter, so must the way we test it
Changes to the Volvo Group Executive Board
GOTHENBURG, Sweden, June 27, 2025 /PRNewswire/ — Lars Stenqvist, member of the Volvo Group Executive Board and Group Chief Technology Officer has decided to step down from his current role after nine years of service and continue in the Group as a senior leader. He will be replaced by Jens Holtinger, currently member of the Executive… Continue reading Changes to the Volvo Group Executive Board
German Handelsblatt: Truck: Possibly pioneering: truck corporations succeed in what VW, BMW and Mercedes fails011096
Daimler Truck and the Volvo Group invest hundreds of million euros to develop a common truck operating system. They learned from mistakes from the three major German car manufacturers. Go to source
German Handelsblatt: Truck: Possibly pioneering: truck corporations succeed in what VW, BMW and Mercedes fails011096
Daimler Truck and the Volvo Group invest hundreds of million euros to develop a common truck operating system. They learned from mistakes from the three major German car manufacturers. Go to source