Battery and Components
Norwegian battery materials firm seals GM deal
Another step in the US building out ‘China-free’ battery supply chains
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Corporate Strategy
Bird becomes largest US micro-mobility operator
European firm retreats from North America to focus on core markets; domestic heavyweight adds complementary locations
Policy and Regulation
RMI predicts price parity for EVs globally by 2030
Sales demand peak has already passed. Soon ICE share of the overall mix is going to start falling, says thinktank
Policy and Regulation
Congressional committee calls for Chinese battery plant funding cut
US politicians are increasingly triggered by any hint of Chinese involvement in subsidised EV supply chains
Policy and Regulation
UAW strike yet to touch EV production
First sites hit by union action are ICE-focused
Battery and Components
Range data for Tesla Semi misses Musk’s predictions
Tesla truck falls short of CEO’s range claims, but performance more than meets wider industry requirements
Charging and Grid
Charin downplays truck charging standard delays
Industry alliance bogged down in standardisation procedures, but says future payoff is worth the wait
Charging and Grid
DoT throws cash at charger reliability
Confidence in working chargers to support for long-distance travel a key hurdle to clear for EV adoption
Battery and Components
E-truck makers set to eat fuel retailers’ lunch
Electrification will see a transfer of value from the liquid in the fuel tank to the hardware in the battery
Vehicle Sales
No ‘material’ Saudi revenue boost for Lucid in Q3
Analysts not expecting quick fix for the US EV pure play’s sluggish sales
Battery and Components
NCM chemistry faces IRA compliance headache
Ineligible key materials mean NCM batteries could miss out on subsidies
Charging and Grid
Chargepoint bullish on Nevi and demand curve
Despite bigger than expected losses and a blow to its margins, executives at the US charger maker find reasons for optimism
Policy and Regulation
US Right brings anti-EV narrative into UAW dispute
The increasingly militant union is open to EV manufacturing. But culture warriors want it to reject electrification