electric vehicles

The electric pickups have been delivered to Sheffield-based MHH Contracting, a family-owned company working in the waste removal and recycling field. The two D-Max EVs are among the first to arrive with customers, especially in Europe.

The new batteries are capable to reach 80% state of charge in less than 7 minutes. Precisely, 6 minutes and 48 seconds, with the possibility to reach 100 percent in less than 9 minutes. The new battery model is called Tectrans II.

The dispenser, which supports charging with either high-power CCS (up to 560 kW) or MCS (up to 1.2 megawatts), will be available for sales in July 2026. The Kempower Mega Satellite Flex supports multimodal use of charging sites for both commercial and passenger vehicles.

Testing and validation functions for a wide range of systems and technologies are consolidated under one roof, which will serve as the core hub for the Isuzu Group’s commercial electric vehicle development. By enhancing product quality and development speed, Isuzu aims to strengthen its competitive ...

Dutch company Rocsys has introduced the S2, its second-generation hands-free charging system suitable for heavy vehicles operating in demanding environments. The S2 is now available to order for ports, distribution hubs and other logistics facilities. The new product is on display at ACT Expo 2026....

The new electric pick-up delivers 149.3 kW and 347.6 Nm of torque from its 66.9 kWh battery and dual motors. According to the manufacturer, the New Isuzu D-Max EV charges from an AC supply (maximum 11 kW) within six hours, and from a DC supply (maximum 50 kW) up to 80% within one hour.