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Renault to deepen ties with Chinese new energy companies for EV ambitions - Vimarsana News

Renault to deepen ties with Chinese new energy companies for EV ambitions

Collaborating with European automakers such as Renault provides Chinese new energy companies with a fresh avenue for business growth.

Gotion High-Tech Responds to U.S. Department of Defense Ban on Purchasing Batteries from Six Chinese Companies: No Impact on the Company - Vimarsana News

Gotion High-Tech Responds to U.S. Department of Defense Ban on Purchasing Batteries from Six Chinese Companies: No Impact on the Company

“No impact on the company." From Gotion High-Tech in response to the new restriction posed by the US congress.

Source: metal.com
The Opaque Chain of Electric Cars Assembled in Mexico - Vimarsana News

The Opaque Chain of Electric Cars Assembled in Mexico

AUSTIN, Texas, US, Dec 20 (IPS) - The city of Austin, Texas, on the U.S.-Mexico border, had 945,000 residents in 2021 and on average each household owned two cars, hundreds of them electric. Among the manufacturers of these electric vehicles are companies such as the US Tesla, Ford and General Motors (GM).

The Opaque Supply Chain of Electric Cars Assembled in Mexico - Vimarsana News

The Opaque Supply Chain of Electric Cars Assembled in Mexico

The supply chain of electric cars has different levels of transparency, depending on the company in question. U.S. and European brands are leading the way, while Chinese brands are lagging.

China's PCG Power pockets another $70m in extended Series A rounds - Vimarsana News

China's PCG Power pockets another $70m in extended Series A rounds

PCG Power has sealed its extended Series A round — namely Series A3 and A4 rounds — co-led by Asian warehouse giant GLP.