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Einride driverless electric trucks run in U.S. logistics operations

Swedish autonomous technology company Einride has put driverless autonomous electric trucks without a driver’s seat into real freight transport in the United States. In Marysville, Ohio, it is operating 2 Level 4 autonomous electric trucks that shuttle daily between EASE Logistics warehouses. The trucks drive on designated routes without a driver, while a remote operator monitors operations and can intervene. The companies began shipments in September and are collecting operational data.

Mobility

China\'s Geely deploys 2.2-MW ultra-fast chargers as U.S. delays 750-kW rollout

Chinese EV maker Geely deployed 2.2-megawatt ultra-fast chargers in five Chinese cities within a week of unveiling them, as China\'s industry shifts from peak output competition to rapid commercialization and rollout. Geely plans 15,000 charging sites by end-2027 and says its system splits power between two heads. In the United States, ultra-fast charging rollout is slower, with EVgo\'s 750-kW system delayed to 2027 and Tesla\'s high-output deployments taking years.

Mobility

Tesla to install over 100 Megachargers for trucks in Europe as Semi push accelerates

Tesla will initially build more than 100 megawatt-class Megachargers in Europe in line with its Semi delivery schedule there starting next year. The first rollout covers 21 charging sites in Germany, France, Britain, Sweden, Belgium, the Netherlands and Luxembourg, with no completion date disclosed. Tesla says Megachargers can provide up to 1.2 megawatts and charge a Semi to 60 percent in about 30 minutes.