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Latest in EV batteries, power electronics and motors: Charged Virtual Conference starts tomorrow

The next free-to-attend Charged Virtual Conference on EV Engineering starts tomorrow, Monday, April 4th, 2022. The conference content will span the EV engineering supply chain and ecosystem including motor and power electronics design and manufacturing, cell development, battery systems, testing, powertrains, thermal management, circuit protection, wire and cable, EMI/EMC and more.

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Don't miss our next Virtual Conference on October 2-5, 2023. Register for the free webinar sessions below and reserve your spot to watch them live or on-demand.

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The Tech

Introduction to the power distribution systems for EV charging with Starline Track Busway

MAHLE develops a new bionic battery cooling plate

Future-proofing battery testing for evolving EV technologies (Webinar)

Webinar: Multiscale design of a battery thermal management system

The Vehicles & Infrastructure

Fleet managers planning EV rollouts need to start talking to their utilities early in the process

Emporia launches Intelligent Load Management for its Level 2 EV chargers

SAE International updates standard for bidirectional EV/charger communication

REE confirms FMVSS certification feasibility of its x-by-wire systems for electric trucks

Volvo Trucks introduces Turnkey Solutions fleet-management program in North America

Tesla selects Volex as a NACS coupler manufacturer

Here’s why utilities are happy to install public EV chargers, even if they lose money

DOE announces $15.5 billion in funding to support legacy automakers’ transition to EVs

Autocar 10,000th terminal tractor delivered is all-electric

NREL study identifies charging needs to accelerate US EV adoption