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EGI Battery plans to start battery manufacturing in Michigan in Q3

US-based advanced lithium-ion battery manufacturer EGI Battery has established its first US battery manufacturing campus in Ann Arbor, Michigan. The Ann Arbor facility positions EGI to deliver high-performance, lithium-ion pouch cell batteries in line with the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) that will power drones, electric aviation, aerospace, and emerging technologies such as humanoid robotics. The… Read more »

Xos to roll out V2G capability across its full commercial EV lineup

Commercial EV builder Xos has announced V2G (Vehicle-to-Grid) production beginning in April 2026 on a major electric school bus platform in North America, and plans to add bidirectional capability to its entire product portfolio, including step vans, powertrains and energy storage solutions. Xos will begin production this April with bidirectional charging on a school bus… Read more »

Building Realistic And Dynamic Testing Environments For EV Technology Verification

EV development engineers are pushing the boundaries to deliver longer driving ranges and faster charging times. This requires higher battery and powertrain voltages and currents, lighter and more compact designs, rapid-charging capability, and cost efficiency. These breakthroughs rely on advanced materials, highly integrated architectures, and next-generation power semiconductors—driving the need for diverse and rigorous testing… Read more »

Holyvolt acquires Wildcat to pair high-throughput battery materials discovery with water-based cell manufacturing

Sweden’s Holyvolt has completed its $73 million acquisition of Wildcat Discovery Technologies, bringing together Wildcat’s high-throughput battery materials R&D platform and Holyvolt’s screen-printing, water-based manufacturing process. The companies say the combination is meant to bridge a familiar gap in the battery business: promising lab results that never make it efficiently into scalable production. Wildcat has… Read more »

Forget about X, AI and robots—Tesla is quietly building a complete EV battery supply chain

For many a year, a certain California carmaker dominated the headlines in the EV press—so much so that I created a keyboard shortcut for the company’s name. Despite a relentless tide of naysaying, the company went from strength to strength for almost two decades. Then, coincidentally (?) around the time of Covid, the innovation engine… Read more »

Steyr to assemble Chinese SuperPanther electric semi-trucks in Europe

A new Chinese electric truck brand is stalking the European market. Electrive reports (in German) that startup SuperPanther plans to start selling electric semi-trucks in Europe this year. SuperPanther will rely on a contract manufacturing arrangement with Steyr Automotive in Austria for European production, Frank Schulz, SuperPanther’s Europe sales chief, told Electrive. Series production is… Read more »

Fleet EV charging as a service: how ABM designs, builds and operates depots

EV charging becomes an essential corporate service. “Focus on your core business” is a tried-and-true business maxim. Companies large and small rely on service providers to take care of logistical tasks so they can concentrate on whatever it is they do to generate profit. That’s what ABM is all about—it provides a vast array of services for… Read more »