Author: Christopher Harrison

Christopher Harrison is an EV writer at EVMagz.com, covering global electric vehicle launches, battery technology, charging infrastructure, and clean mobility trends. When he’s not tracking the latest EV developments, he enjoys night cycling, experimenting with home cooking recipes, and collecting vintage automotive magazines.

Aarbus, the public transport operator in Aarhus, has signed a contract with Solaris for the delivery of 50 Urbino 18 electric buses, marking a major step in the Danish city’s transition toward fossil-free public transport by 2030. The agreement, signed on October 23, will see the new articulated electric buses enter service in 2027, with an option for an additional 36 units that could be delivered in 2028. If the full order is exercised, a total of 86 Solaris Urbino 18 electric buses would operate in and around Aarhus, Denmark’s second-largest city. See also: Warsaw Orders 50 More Solaris Electric…

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Nio reported record monthly deliveries of 40,397 vehicles in October, surpassing the 40,000-unit mark for the first time as all three of its brands achieved growth. The result marked the Chinese electric vehicle (EV) maker’s third consecutive month of record-breaking performance. Deliveries rose 92.6% from 20,976 units a year earlier and 16.3% from September’s 34,749 vehicles, according to data released by the company. The increase was driven by strong demand for the Nio main brand and continued momentum from its Onvo and Firefly sub-brands. See also: Nio to Unveil ES9 Flagship SUV in Second Quarter of 2026 The Nio main…

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Aurora Innovation has expanded its autonomous freight operations with a new 600-mile driverless route between Fort Worth and El Paso, marking the company’s second commercial lane for its self-driving trucks, it said on Tuesday alongside its third-quarter earnings report. The company said it has now logged more than 100,000 driverless miles on public roads using five trucks since launching commercial operations in May. Aurora’s first commercial route, connecting Dallas and Houston, was introduced earlier this year with launch partners Hirschbach Motor Lines and Uber Freight. The company said it plans to extend its operations to Phoenix by the end of…

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Also, a spin-off of electric vehicle manufacturer Rivian, has unveiled its first electric bicycle, the TM-B, featuring a modular design and a claimed range of 160 kilometers (100 miles). The e-bike includes modern features such as a 5-inch round touchscreen and removable battery, the company said. The TM-B’s modular setup allows the seat to be swapped in seconds, accommodating either a cruiser seat or a saddle with an integrated luggage rack, making it adaptable for different riding styles. See also: Trek Unveils New Fuel and Fuel+ Trail Bikes with Enhanced Modularity and Extended Range Its battery can be fully charged…

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Daimler Truck, Kawasaki Heavy Industries, and the Port of Hamburg have signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) to assess the feasibility of developing a reliable and cost-effective supply chain for green liquid hydrogen through the Port of Hamburg to the European hinterland. The initiative aims to establish Hamburg as a key hub for hydrogen imports from producing countries. Under the agreement, the partners will evaluate logistics infrastructure for hydrogen transshipment and onward distribution by road and rail. They also plan to involve additional companies and institutions to create a consortium covering the full hydrogen value chain. Daimler Truck board member…

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The Skoda Group has signed a framework agreement with public transport operator Dopravní podnik Ostrava (DPO) for the delivery of up to 16 battery-powered trolleybuses to the Czech city of Ostrava. The order includes 14 confirmed units and an option for two additional vehicles, with deliveries scheduled to start in 2027. Valued at 268 million Czech koruna (approximately 11.02 million euros), the contract covers twelve-metre-long Skoda 26Tr models equipped with traction batteries that allow at least 15 kilometres of operation on battery power in areas without overhead lines. While Skoda did not specify details of the electric drivetrain, the company…

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General Motors is reinforcing its push toward affordable electrification, following the introduction of the 2027 Chevy Bolt, which starts at $29,990 and stands as the most affordable new all-electric passenger vehicle in the U.S. Company President Mark Reuss said more low-cost electric vehicles are on the way, forming what he called a “family” of Bolts designed to make EV ownership accessible to more drivers. In an interview with InsideEVs, Reuss elaborated on GM’s approach to expanding its entry-level EV lineup. “What comes after [the 2027 Bolt], whether it’s called a Bolt or not, will be a family of things that…

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Legacy EV, a provider of electric vehicle education, has partnered with workforce development company SmarterHelp to introduce a joint training solution for the EV industry. The program offers specialized certification pathways for both vehicle systems and charging equipment, targeting the growing demand for skilled technicians. The bundled program will be available to educational institutions and workforce organizations nationwide starting in Q1 2026. Mavrick Knoles, President of Legacy EV, said, “The EV revolution depends on people as much as technology, and this partnership provides a clear path to meaningful careers.” The program begins with a foundational course covering electrical theory, high-voltage…

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The Lucid Air Sapphire, the high-performance flagship sedan from U.S. electric vehicle maker Lucid, has been named the 2026 German Performance Car of the Year at the annual German Car of the Year (GCOTY) Awards, marking a major milestone for the California-based brand as it continues to expand in Europe’s luxury EV segment. Powered by a tri-motor powertrain producing 1,234 horsepower, the Air Sapphire can accelerate from 0 to 100 km/h in under two seconds and reach a top speed of 330 km/h. Despite its supercar-level performance, the sedan maintains a WLTP-rated range of 694 kilometers and energy consumption of…

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Xpeng’s flying car unit, previously known as Xpeng Aeroht, has been rebranded as Aridge, a move the company said is intended to support more independent development and global expansion. The rebranding was announced at an event in Dubai, where the company unveiled a new logo and revealed a hybrid long-range flying car, the A868, designed with a range exceeding 500 kilometers and a top speed surpassing 360 km/h. The model is scheduled to debut in Guangzhou in November, the company said. See also: Xpeng Aeroht Secures UAE Permit for Modular Flying Car Aridge combines “Air” and “Bridge,” symbolizing “a bridge…

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Xpeng has begun exports of its Mona M03 electric sedan, marking a key step in the Chinese electric vehicle (EV) maker’s push to expand into overseas markets. The model, which has been one of Xpeng’s top sellers in China, will first enter the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region. “Xpeng Mona has been fully prepared and officially began shipping to the Middle East and North Africa, embarking on a new journey overseas,” the company announced on its Weibo account. See also: Xpeng To Add Eve Energy As Battery Supplier For Mona Lineup While Xpeng did not disclose further details,…

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Momentum has introduced its new Vida E+ electric bike, targeting urban commuters in the USA with a high-end specification and a starting price of $2,480. The e-bike is available in S and L sizes and comes in three color options: abyss black, mountain air, and caramel cinnamon, and can be purchased directly through Momentum’s official website. See also: Trek Enters Electric Gravel Bike Market With New Checkpoint+ Model The Vida E+ is powered by a SyncDrive Move S 500 W motor delivering 60 Nm of torque and a top speed of 28 mph (45 km/h). Its Energy 700 Wh battery…

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