Green Energy! Islamabad Traffic Police Add New Electric Vehicles in Their Patrol

Green Energy! Islamabad Traffic Police Add New Electric Vehicles in Their Patrol

The Islamabad Traffic Police has taken an important step towards sustainability by adding 15 electric vehicles to its patrol fleet. These vehicles are the BYD Atto 2, marking a shift toward greener and more modern policing in the capital city. Each vehicle offers a driving range of up to 410 kilometers on a single charge. This will help reduce fuel costs significantly and lower carbon emissions, making the city’s traffic management system more environmentally friendly. The new electric vehicle...
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Electric vehicles seen as buffer against fuel shocks

Electric vehicles seen as buffer against fuel shocks

South Africa’s growing exposure to global oil price shocks has renewed calls for a faster transition to electric mobility. The Middle East conflict continues to threaten energy security and fuel price stability. The country remains heavily reliant on imported energy, with oil accounting for nearly 80% of energy imports, leaving consumers and businesses vulnerable to international disruptions. ‘More stable, predictable alternative’ Industry experts say electric vehicles (EVs) could provide...
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Cost and Complication: Electric Vehicles Still Stuck in Serbia’s Slow Lane

Cost and Complication: Electric Vehicles Still Stuck in Serbia’s Slow Lane

When Nikolai Nedeljko bought his electric car two years ago, he had the benefit of a 5,000-euro subsidy from the Serbian state. However, he also had to fork out for a charger in his garage, because there are so few on the roads. Even now, travelling in an EV in Serbia can be an adventure. “You can travel anywhere in Serbia where there are highways, that’s not a problem,” said Nedeljko. “But if you’re driving on local roads, through eastern or western Serbia, or towards Montenegro, it...
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Green Xentro scales up taxi deployment to 2,500 fully electric vehicles (BEV) with Green GSM platform in the Philippines

Green Xentro scales up taxi deployment to 2,500 fully electric vehicles (BEV) with Green GSM platform in the Philippines

ANTIPOLO CITY, PHILIPPINES – Media OutReach Newswire – 24 March 2026 – Green Xentro has launched the initial phase of a 2,500-unit fleet of fully electric (BEV) taxis in Rizal province, under a strategic partnership with the global mobility platform Green GSM. This marks one of the largest BEV taxi rollouts in the Philippines to date, as well as the first large-scale implementation of a partner-led expansion model designed to accelerate electric mobility adoption across emerging markets. G...
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Revolutionizing Asia’s Electric Vehicle Industry: Malaysia’s Strategic Path

Revolutionizing Asia’s Electric Vehicle Industry: Malaysia’s Strategic Path

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Thinking of buying an electric vehicle? Here’s what to know before making the switch

Thinking of buying an electric vehicle? Here’s what to know before making the switch

Soaring petrol prices are once again making many Australians think seriously about switching to an electric vehicle. As politicians warn Australians not to resort to panic buying, finding constructive ways to reduce your petrol costs and cut carbon emissions has become increasingly appealing. The strikes on Iran have seen prices of Brent crude — the global oil benchmark — trade around US$104 ($150) per barrel, up from roughly US$68 ($96) a few weeks earlier. There is no clear end in sight fo...
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DENSO Invests in Next Core Technologies to Enhance Performance of Electric Vehicles

DENSO Invests in Next Core Technologies to Enhance Performance of Electric Vehicles

DENSO Invests in Next Core Technologies to Enhance Performance of Electric Vehicles Aiming to Establish Mass Production of Motor Cores Using Iron-Based Amorphous Alloys KARIYA, JAPAN, Mar 19, 2026 – (JCN Newswire) – DENSO CORPORATION (hereinafter “DENSO”) announced it has invested in Next Core Technologies, Inc. (Headquarters: Uji City, Kyoto Prefecture; President: Yuki Yamamoto; hereinafter “NCT”) with the aim of jointly developing in the field of motor cores(1). These cores...
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Electric vehicle company collapses in Australia: BossCap is placed into receivership

Electric vehicle company collapses in Australia: BossCap is placed into receivership

By BURNEY WONG Published: 23:36, 18 March 2026 | Updated: 03:12, 19 March 2026 Electric vehicle company BossCap has been placed into receivership, suspending all its operations and leaving more than 100 jobs at risk. The Brisbane-based company said the collapse was out of its control, following the appointment of receivers on Tuesday, while 13 BossCap Group subsidiaries were placed under voluntary liquidation. ‘A sudden change in global production strategy from Ford materially impacted t...
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Electric vehicles: what to know if you’re considering an EV

Electric vehicles: what to know if you’re considering an EV

Soaring petrol prices are once again making many Australians think seriously about switching to an electric vehicle. As politicians warn Australians not to resort to panic buying, finding constructive ways to reduce your petrol costs and cut carbon emissions has become increasingly appealing. The strikes on Iran have seen prices of Brent crude – the global oil benchmark – trade around US$104 (A$150) per barrel, up from roughly US$68 (A$96) a few weeks earlier. There is no clear end in sight...
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Asia’s EVolution: Inside the fight over the Philippines’ underground copper riches fuelled by electric vehicles

Asia’s EVolution: Inside the fight over the Philippines’ underground copper riches fuelled by electric vehicles

KORONADAL, Philippines: The rough, juddering road to Tampakan is flanked by languid dogs and animated roosters, modest breeze-block houses and burning coconut husks. Small streams cut the path and signs warn of the risks of landslides in these mountains of upland Mindanao in the Philippines. There are eyes on the road too. Local men in uniforms run security along the ancestral domain now in the hands of a mining company about which little is known. For decades, the promise of mining has hovered...
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