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Motor Distributors Limited (MDL) has confirmed that preparations are well under way for the arrival of the first in a series of all-electric XPENG models in January. MDL is working to establish a main dealer network for the Chinese marque; this incudes talks with some dealers that MDL has previously worked with. Paddy Finnegan, Managing Director of MDL, commented: “XPENG represents a new standard in electric mobility, combining innovative technology with exceptional design to deliver an unparalleled experience that meets the demands of today’s drivers.” “With a vision for AI-defined mobility, it aims to revolutionise the driving experience in Ireland in the near future, making it safer, smarter, more sustainable and more pleasant,” Mr. Finnegan added.

Toyota, Daihatsu, and Suzuki jointly developed a mini-commercial van BEV, combining small-car expertise with Toyota’s electrification technology. CJPT (Commercial Japan Partnership Technologies Corporation) partnership was involved in bringing focus on last-mile logistics. The companies aim to achieve carbon neutrality by providing sustainable, practical BEVs that meet the delivery industry's needs for efficient transportation. I am excited to see penetration of BEVs into various sub-segments of the market. With the right partners behind, a vehicle's cost competitiveness and product power may enhance significantly. (image is the concept from 2023, not a direct representation of final product)

Later this year, two manufacturers will launch a groundbreaking e-car battery with a 6C charge rate on the market. This means that you can fully charge your electric car in just 10 minutes. In the Middle Kingdom, competition is traditionally the focus, especially in electric mobility. Chinese manufacturers regularly surpass themselves with new innovations. This year, BYD and CATL set another exclamation mark: They are introducing 6C technology, which allows electric cars to be charged in just 10 minutes, as reported by the mobility portal Car News China.

Later this year, two manufacturers will launch a groundbreaking e-car battery with a 6C charge rate on the market. This means that you can fully charge your electric car in just 10 minutes. In the Middle Kingdom, competition is traditionally the focus, especially in electric mobility. Chinese manufacturers regularly surpass themselves with new innovations. This year, BYD and CATL set another exclamation mark: They are introducing 6C technology, which allows electric cars to be charged in just 10 minutes, as reported by the mobility portal Car News China.

Xpeng has announced a strategic partnership with BP Pulse to enhance China's charging infrastructure. This collaboration follows Xpeng's recent partnership with Volkswagen, aiming to accelerate the development of a robust and extensive charging network in China. #Xpeng #BPPulse #EVCharging #ElectricVehicles #SustainableMobility #TechInnovation #GreenEnergy #AutomotiveIndustry #ChinaTech #Partnerships #FutureOfTransportation #CleanEnergy #EVInfrastructure #SmartMobility #TechCollaboration

HERE Technologies has announced its partnership with a Japanese automotive joint venture firm Sony Honda Mobility (SHM) aimed at reshaping the future of mobility with the SHM electric vehicle (EV) brand, “AFEELA”.

Hyundai’s IONIQ 6 is due for an upgrade: Here’s what to expect [Video] Hyundai’s electric fastback is already due for a refresh. The new Hyundai IONIQ 6 upgrade will feature a design overhaul (inside and out), faster charging, and even more range. Check out the video below for a sneak peek at the changes. more… https://lnkd.in/dfDdRe_6

Chinese version of “cash for clunkers” arrives at an incredibly opportune time for the EV industry.. the US version of this program, back when it was launched in 2009 under President Obama, was a critical pillar of his strategy to revive a flagging economy.. Safe to say, that the same could be expected in China - reviving the economy while accelerating the transition away from fossil fuels.. With so many cheaper EVs flooding the market there is no better time for Chinese households to think about upgrading their aging vehicles to a sleeker, cleaner and more efficient option. CC Tu Le #EV #ElectricVehicles #automotives #energytransition #smartcities #technologypolicy #energypolicy #electrifyeverything

The Uni Wheel: Hyundai’s Game-Changing Innovation in Mobility What if I told you Hyundai has just reimagined something as fundamental as the wheel? You’d probably raise an eyebrow. A wheel is a wheel, right? But not anymore. Hyundai Motor Group is flipping the script, and their Universal Wheel Drive System (Uni Wheel) is a glimpse into the future of mobility that’s too exciting to ignore. Let me tell you why this matters ⬇️ https://bit.ly/42A51Gl

Chinese electric vehicle maker XPeng and Volkswagen have expanded their partnership to improve EV charging infrastructure in China. The companies will open their existing fast-charging networks to each other's customers. https://lnkd.in/ekbqTy-M