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Jupiter is a premier manufacturer of railway wagons, passenger coaches, wagon components and castings in India with customers such as the Ministry of Defence, Ministry of Shipping, Tata Motors, VOLVO Eicher Motors, Bharat Benz and Avia Motors. Jupiter owns manufacturing facilities across India.
Sila's silicon anode chemistry will be incorporated for the first time in batteries for the Mercedes electric G-Class.
The all-new bZ4X debuts in Japan, is available for lease only, and offers a driving range of 347 miles (559 km). Toyota plans to install rapid chargers at all dealers in Japan by 2025, at first mostly in urban where demand is high for BEVs.
The carmaker’s ultimate aim is an entirely electric- or fuel-cell vehicle product line by 2040. Honda also plans to build dedicated production plants in China and an EV production line in North America.
Vauxhall’s fully electric Movano-e now offers a larger 75-kWh battery, improving the commercial van’s range up to 15 extra miles, allowing drivers to travel up to 154 miles (industry testing standard, WLTP) from a single charge.
The Hyundai IONIQ 5 took top honors. Other awarded models included the Mercedes Benz EQS, the Audi e-tron GT, the Toyota Yaris Cross, the KIA EV6, and the Ford Mustang Mach-e.
Mercedes-Benz has launched its €200 million Electric Software Hub at the Mercedes Technology Center in Sindelfingen, Germany. Designed for faster and more efficient product development, the software hub employs 1,100 workers.
Announced by India’s finance minister, Nirmala Sitharaman, the policy aims to promote boosting “Electric Vehicle (EV) use in the country in view of constraints of building charging stations, particularly in dense urban areas."
Backed by a €7+ billion investment, Volkswagen Group with Spanish automaker SEAT plan to electrify Spain by creating a European electric vehicle hub on the Iberian Peninsula while accelerating battery cell production and a sustainable E-ecosystem.
Mercedes-Benz has begun building a pilot hydrometallurgy-based battery recycling plant in Kuppenheim, Germany, aiming to increase the company’s recycling rate to more than 96 percent.
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