BRIEFLY: Stellantis Batteries, Leaked Model Y, Ford Puma Gen-E and more | 22 Sep 2025
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Stellantis has unveiled an intelligent battery integrated system in the Peugeot E3008, enhancing efficiency and reducing weight. Leaked details of a budget-friendly Model Y suggest significant tech reductions to meet a $35,000 price point. Panasonic is developing an anode-less battery cell for Tesla, promising a substantial range increase. The Ford Puma Gen-E is gaining traction with federal grants making it more affordable. Other highlights include updates on electric trucking, public charging reforms in the UK, and BMW's plans for diverse powertrains in the upcoming X5.
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STELLANTIS BATTERY TECH INCREASES EV RANGE https://evne.ws/4nrwVMg
LEAKED DETAILS OF NEW MODEL Y https://evne.ws/3KgkZyr
PANASONIC PUSHES ANODE-FREE EV BATTERIES https://evne.ws/3VuB1XW
FORD PUMA GEN-E LEADS CARWOW RANKINGS https://evne.ws/4njRlae
VOLKSWAGEN WILL SELL CITY CAR AS VOLKSWAGEN https://evne.ws/3KdGG28
BLUEOVAL CITY CONSTRUCTION COMPLETED; EV START DELAYED https://evne.ws/42GwSE0
SCOUT MOTORS ADDS $300M SUPPLIER PARK https://evne.ws/46ClSJ7
DAF BEGINS XD AND XF ELECTRIC PRODUCTION https://evne.ws/4pC1pwO
ELECTRIC FOR ALL REACHES HUNDREDS OF MILLIONS https://evne.ws/4mvmndQ
RISING COSTS THREATEN UK EV CHARGING AFFORDABILITY https://evne.ws/3Kmn6Rf
BMW X5 TO OFFER FIVE DRIVETRAINS https://evne.ws/4nIsBIs
Tesla Model Y
"...tery, everyone's a winner. Leaked details of the Model Y, codenamed E41, have surfaced a hacker looking at..."
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