Citroën unveils electric 2CV concept for 2028
Citroën has unveiled a concept electric version of its classic 2CV and says it aims to bring the vehicle to market in 2028 for €15,000.
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Citroën has unveiled a concept electric version of its classic 2CV and says it aims to bring the vehicle to market in 2028 for €15,000.
JLR has revealed the all-electric Jaguar Type 01 in New York and said UK production is planned for 2027. The model is presented as part of Jaguar’s push to attract new buyers while other JLR brands retain combustion options.
XPENG G9L has started production at Magna’s Graz facility in Austria ahead of its planned global debut in Paris. The move indicates the model is moving from announcement to manufacturing, but the source provides limited operational detail.
Toyota plans to invest around $1.3 billion at its Buenos Aires site to produce a new electric vehicle. The company says the project would be the largest investment in Argentina’s automotive industry to date.
Ford’s planned $30,000 electric pickup is presented as a key chance to improve its EV business. The report says the effort will be important for the company, but it will not be easy.
Toyota reported that its new electric vehicles are selling well, according to Electrek. The update matters because it contrasts with reports of weaker third-quarter EV sales from many automakers.
BMW has begun battery output for the Neue Klasse at a plant in Bavaria. The faster-than-planned ramp-up suggests the program is moving quickly and will test BMW’s battery supply chain from the start.
BMW has opened its new battery plant in Irlbach-Straßkirchen and started series production of sixth-generation high-voltage batteries. The site is expected to supply the new BMW i3 from Munich and become part of the company’s German production network.
BMW is planning an entry-level electric vehicle in its Neue Klasse lineup. The source says it would be the most affordable Neue Klasse EV.
BMW Group has begun series production of sixth-generation high-voltage batteries at its new Plant Irlbach-Straßkirchen in Bavaria, Germany. The batteries are being supplied to Plant Munich for use in a new i3, according to the source.
BYD said it is testing a flagship sedan with coach doors and what it called “unprecedented disruptive technology.” The car is reportedly expected to use BYD’s solid-state batteries, which would make it the first EV to do so.
Automotive World’s source summary says Volkswagen’s goal of US$1000/kWh hinges on standardising its battery technology across all joint venture partners.
Sumida has introduced two surface-mount DC common-mode chokes rated up to 16 A. The parts are intended to suppress EMI on DC power lines in automotive power electronics and related applications.
InsideEVs reports that Bentley is entering the electric era with an opulent midsize SUV called the Torcal. The report matters because it indicates the brand’s move into battery-electric vehicles.