Clean Transport

From left: Karin Rådström, President & CEO, Daimler Truck; Koji, Sato, President and CEO, Toyota; Martin Lundstedt, President and CEO, Volvo Group. (Volvo Group Photo)

Volvo, Toyota, & Daimler Truck Ink Memorandum For Fuel Cell Development

Toyota Motor Corporation is moving to join cellcentric as an equal shareholder alongside Volvo Group and Daimler Truck AG, following the signing of a non-binding memorandum of understanding among the parties. The planned structure would give all three companies equal ownership in cellcentric, which will continue to operate as an … [continued]

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AutoTrader Says Fuel Crunch Puts Diesel Vehicle Sales Under Pressure As South Africans Look To…

The unintended consequence of South Africa’s fuel crunch may be doing what the prevailing local environment that lacks supportive policy and incentives has long struggled to achieve: pushing more motorists to consider electric vehicles over diesel. In the absence of incentives for battery-electric vehicles (BEV) and in a year which … [continued]

XPeng CEO He Xiaopeng presents the three core businesses. (Photo from XPeng)

XPeng Serious About Robotaxis, Creates Distinct Division

XPeng spins off robotaxi unit as China’s EV race shifts toward autonomy Chinese electric vehicle maker XPeng has taken a decisive step toward commercializing autonomous mobility, establishing a standalone robotaxi unit that signals a broader shift in strategy from car manufacturing to full-stack transportation services. The new unit, reported by … [continued]

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BYD 2025 Annual Report In Context

In 2025, BYD became the largest producer of PHEVs, BEVs, and NEVs overall globally. It was the top automotive company in China. It was also the largest exporter of BEV buses. And it was the top producer of Battery Energy Storage Systems (BESS) by installed capacity. However, in its recently … [continued]