Funded by the federal ministry of transport and the European Union, the “High-Performance Charging in Long-Distance Truck Transport” project will test megawatt charging technology along the Bundesautobahn 2, which connects Berlin with the Ruhr industrial region of western Germany.

Together with Kawasaki Heavy Industries Ltd and Hamburger Hafen und Logistik AG (HHLA), Daimler Truck aims to build a network for the import of liquid hydrogen into Europe through the Port of Hamburg, the continent’s third-busiest port.

Autel Energy, the e-mobility division of Autel Intelligent Technology Corp., Ltd., is ramping up production of its DC fast-charging solutions designed for fleets and commercial vehicles.

Funded partly by the state of Baden-Württemberg, the project highlights how OEMs are now offering turnkey infrastructure solutions alongside vehicles, ensuring operators can scale zero-emission fleets efficiently.

The eIntouro remains on track for a 2026 launch and will be Daimler’s first fully electric intercity bus.

The company is building a 45,000-square-foot expansion of the existing facility to provide greater logistics capacity at the location.

The company said that, in order to simplify its organisational structure, it will eliminate certain leadership roles within the administrative departments of its sites in Stockdorf and Gilching.

MAN will work with its longstanding local partner, Improtex Trucks & Buses LLC, to establish an assembly site in the capital city of Baku.

Each vehicle is powered by a 145 kW electric motor paired with an Allison T280R fully automatic six-speed transmission. The transmission plays a key role in ensuring smooth, jolt-free acceleration, reduced energy consumption, and improved driving comfort, particularly in stop-start urban traffic.

The platform provides fleet managers with real-time trailer data, digital contract management, and access to Krone’s full suite of online services.

She will succeed Francesco Ciancia in the head of operations role following Ciancia’s departure from the company.

The acquisition brings E.M.T. fully under BPW’s control. E.M.T. operates six branches in the Czech Republic (Modletice, Prostějov, Jihlava, Pilsen, Hradec Králové, Liberec) and two in Slovakia, strengthening BPW’s existing network to a total of 13 branches across both countries.