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    CATL Unveils EV Battery With Six-Minute Charge, 1,000-km Range▼TECHNOLOGY: China’s CATL Debuts EV Battery With Speedy Six-Minute Recharge and a 1,000-km Range✉newsLifeAutos33 min ago

    Chinese battery maker CATL has unveiled a new electric vehicle battery that it says can recharge in just six minutes and deliver a range of 1,000 kilometers. The announcement, made in China, highlights the company's push to lead the global EV battery market by tackling the two biggest consumer concerns: charging time and driving range.

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    Swedish truck maker Scania and Italian snow-grooming equipment manufacturer Prinoth are broadening their collaboration to develop electric snow groomers, extending their work on powering the machines used to prepare ski slopes. The partnership signals growing electrification efforts beyond road vehicles and into specialty off-road machinery, a sector where diesel engines have long dominated due to heavy duty demands in cold alpine conditions.

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    Leapmotor Passes 1,000 Retail Locations in Europe●Leapmotor Now Has More Than 1,000 Retail Locations Across Europe✉newsLifeAutos33 min ago

    Chinese electric vehicle maker Leapmotor has surpassed 1,000 retail locations across Europe, a milestone in its rapid continental expansion. The company, backed by Stellantis, has been scaling its dealership network to boost sales of affordable electric models in European markets, intensifying competition with established automakers in the region's fast-growing EV segment.

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    Geely and Nio Announce Deal as China's EV Sector Consolidates●Two of China's EV Makers Announce a Deal as Auto Industry Moves Toward Consolidation https://www.nytimes.com/2026/09/28/MmastodonLifeAutos31 h ago

    Two Chinese electric vehicle makers, Geely and Nio, have announced a deal, according to a New York Times report. The agreement is being read as a sign that China's crowded EV market, marked by intense price competition and thin margins, is entering a phase of consolidation, with weaker automakers expected to merge or be absorbed by larger rivals.