Charging infrastructure subsidies – such as the Advenir programme in France and Spain’s Moves III subsidy – are helping to drive EV sales with nearly 11 million EVs now on Europe’s roads.
Companies say that, as EV charging infrastructure matures, core components like chargers and infrastructure must integrate at scale to realise full potential
Chinese AI mobility company XPeng has partnered strategically with European EV charging service provider Plugsurfing to access over 940,000 charging points across 27 countries – creating a transcontinental charging network that links Europe and Asia.
To bolster heavy-duty electric vehicle (HDEV) charging access and convenience for fleets and drivers, commercial EV charging network developer Greenlane Infrastructure has partnered with original equipment manufacturer (OEM) Volvo Trucks North America to integrate Greenlane’s charging network into the Volvo Open Charge service.
In conjunction with the EV Charging Summit & Expo in Las Vegas, AI software developer Terbine has announced its platform aimed at the growing trend towards consolidation of charging networks brought on by the ending of NEVI subsidies and other factors.
Danish EV charging operating platform Monta and Ireland-based smart energy company GridBeyond have successfully registered the first 2,000 EV assets into the UK’s Static Firm Frequency Response (SFFR).
