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Ultraviolette Automotive’s Chief Product Officer Vinayak Bhat outlined why the company began with high-performance electric two-wheelers instead of mass-market models. He also discussed the company’s 100-volt architecture, upcoming models and lessons from its expansion into Europe.
Volkswagen has introduced the ID. Tiguan as its electric SUV nameplate, with the model intended to replace the ID.4 and ID.5. The move matters because the company is using the established Tiguan name to draw buyers into electric cars.
Jeep says it plans a six-model European range by 2030. The plan keeps several powertrain options open, reflecting uncertainty over how quickly Europe will move to electric vehicles.
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.
BMW has said an affordable entry-level electric car in its Neue Klasse line is planned for 2028. The model is part of the company’s broader turnaround plan.
ACEA has presented a study examining whether the European battery supply chain could meet the requirements of the draft Industrial Accelerator Act. The EU is debating the draft package, which aims to boost production and competitiveness within the Union.