During the conference, EVB will proudly showcase our premium products: three-phase portable charging stations and 2-gun DC EV charger with liquid cooling. You will have the opportunity to experience these advanced charging devices and discuss with industry experts and peers. Additionally, we will provide detailed presentations on product performance, technical specifications, and market applications to help you better understand the advantages and potential value of these products.

Although the leading provider of EV chargers has a wide range of products, they will launch a new one between May and June. Additionally, EVB reveals that they participated in the Nordic EV Summit with the aim of attracting new customers.

If you ever had the suspicion that there are BEVs that international automakers sell in China but don’t want to offer to those of us in other markets, well … you were right. China is currently the epicentre of the global EV revolution, representing 60% of the world’s plugin vehicle sales in 2023. It’s also by far the most price-competitive plugin vehicle market, with BEVs, PHEVs, and EREVs (BEVs with a range-extender generator) already competing on price with traditional combustion vehicles across most segments of the auto market.

CATL announced its plan to build the world’s largest superfast charging network with 10,000 superfast charging stations across 100 cities in 2024 and 2025. The plan will cater to the needs of tens of millions of vehicle owners, thus ushering in the era of superfast charging for the new energy market.

With the new agreement in place, Beijing Hyundai is expected to unleash a wave of over 10 leading global models equipped with CATL’s latest battery technology including CTP and NP. CATL will leverage its technological advantages to work with Beijing Hyundai to create high-quality automotive products and support Beijing Hyundai’s business growth in China. A shared focus on product development ensures a win-win for both companies.

Through breakthroughs in materials and structure, the Shenxing battery system’s energy density surpasses the 200 Wh/kg threshold for the first time, reaching 205 Wh/kg, making ranges over 1,000 kilometers a reality.

In response to the growing demand for electric vehicles (EVs) and the need for adequate charging infrastructure, the NSW Government has unveiled a $20 million funding initiative as part of the NSW Electric Vehicle Strategy. This initiative aims to support the rollout of EV charging stations across thousands of tourist destinations in regional NSW.

The Roland-Garros special series of Renault 5 E-Tech electric features an elegant and sporty design. Four body colours are available: pearl white, midnight blue, starry black and an exclusive shade of matt slate grey. These colours are a perfect match for the chrome satin-finish roof trim and Ecrou 18-inch diamond-cut wheels in glossy black. The specially designed wheels add a further touch of elegance with a hub cap in a matt shade of slate grey.

The Chinese market will have access to three variations of the EV5: standard, long-range, and long-range AWD. The long-range model, featuring an 88.1-kWh battery and 160-kW motor, aims to achieve a range of 720 km per charge. The long-range AWD model will feature a combined output of 233 kW.

Thanks to the 800-volt technology and a maximum DC charging capacity of 270 kW as standard, short charging stops are possible with the Audi Q6L e-tron. Up to 260 kilometers of range can be recharged in just ten minutes at an appropriate charging station (High Power Charging, HPC). The State of Charge (SoC) will increase from 10 to 80 percent within 25 minutes.

Today at Auto China 2024 under the theme of “A new Nissan for a new era in China,” Nissan unveiled four new energy vehicle (NEV) concepts and showcased a strong lineup of electrified models, underscoring its latest achievements and future direction in electrification. Nissan also announced that it will launch one more NEV in the market than previously disclosed, bringing the total of the planned vehicle launches to five by fiscal year 2026.

Toyota Motor Corporation (Toyota) is exhibiting at the 2024 Beijing International Automotive Exhibition* to showcase its efforts in China, centered around intelligence, electrification, and diversification, as part of the transformation into a mobility company. The exhibit also highlights the company’s creation of new value through products and services tailored to customer needs.