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Industry analysts were vindicated as the Dyson EV project ended and ALSA secured a €1bn ($1.1bn) bus contract in Casablanca, Morocco. Roadtraffic-technology.com wraps up key headlines for October 2019.
Germany plans to have one million EV charging points by 2030
Germany has announced plans to have one million electric vehicle (EV) charging stations across the country by 2030.
US researchers develop lithium-ion battery to charge EV in ten minutes
Researchers at Pennsylvania State University have developed a lithium-ion battery that could charge electric vehicles (EV) within ten minutes.
Renesas Electronics joins Autonomous Vehicle Computing Consortium
Semiconductor solutions provider Renesas Electronics has joined the Autonomous Vehicle Computing Consortium (AVCC) to push the development of autonomous vehicles.
ABB to acquire majority stake in Chargedot
ABB is set to acquire a 67% stake in Shanghai Chargedot New Energy Technology (Chargedot), a Chinese e-mobility solution provider.
FedEx to trial autonomous delivery robots in Dubai
Roxo offers a potential solution to the growing number of delivery cars and bikes on the roads of Dubai that make a lot of trips.
Ford in tie-up with Volkswagen and Amazon in North America to take EV battle to GM and Tesla
By constructing one of the largest charging networks in the North Americas, Ford is hoping to establish the company as a leading EV exponent in the region, which it expects will help it edge ahead of its competitors.
UK commences consultations on introducing green number plates to EVs
The UK Government has commenced consultations on its scheme to introduce green number plates to electric and zero-emissions cars.
Local Motors and partners to test self-driving shuttle Olli
Motor vehicle manufacturing company Local Motors and its partners are set to test 3D-printed electric AV shuttle, Olli.
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