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U.S. EV charging stations shift toward rest-stop-style experience

Competition in the U.S. public electric vehicle charging market is shifting from the number of chargers to amenities and the user experience. Automaker joint venture IONNA is accelerating network expansion with its lounge-style Rechargery hubs. It operates about 1,000 charging bays at more than 100 sites and has contracted for additional bays, while targeting 30,000 ultra-fast charging points by 2030. Tesla and EVgo are also upgrading systems and deployment models.

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BYD speeds up solid-state battery commercialisation, first fitment in 2027 and mass production around 2030

BYD will unveil its first vehicle fitted with a solid-state battery in 2027, but has not disclosed the model or mass-production schedule. Executive Vice President Stella Li said BYD is in a leading position in both technology and commercialisation and will introduce one model using the technology in 2027. The plan aligns with a roadmap presented by FinDreams CTO Sun Huajun, which targets demonstrations from 2027 and large-scale production around 2030.

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Harvard study says EVs to make up 32 percent of U.S. new car sales by 2030

A Harvard University study projects electric vehicles will account for 32 percent of U.S. new car sales in 2030, and estimates the share would have been close to 48 percent without federal policy changes. The analysis reflects U.S. regulatory and legislative steps since January 2025, including ending EV purchase tax credits and easing emissions rules. Researchers cited charging concerns as the biggest obstacle and said better charging data transparency could lift EV sales.