The new technologies of EVs

The auto supply chain is changing with the rise of electric vehicles. Automotive News looks at how those changes are reshaping an industry.

Electrification boom

The auto supply chain is changing with the rise of electric vehicles. Automotive News looks at how those changes are reshaping an industry.

Toyota Group steering supplier JTEKT is developing new technologies to thrive in the rapidly approaching EV age.

Tesla is working with suppliers, including partner Panasonic, on a bigger cylindrical battery cell to increase efficiency and cut costs.

The auto industry doesn’t just need new batteries — it needs battery makers to reuse material.

Yasa's axial-flux e-motor for Mercedes-Benz AMG EVs increases power density and delivers a 5 percent range benefit.

A small Italian die cast specialist is showing EV makers how to slash their factory costs.

Mobile charging solutions will provide solutions for EV drivers who don’t have regular access to hard-wired chargers.

Projects in Florida, Indiana, Michigan and Utah are testing a technology to charge vehicles as they move along the highway.

Battery swapping may sound like a slow and cumbersome process. But Chinese EV maker Nio is making the alternative work.

GM says the wireless management system, which can be updated over the air, is a pillar of its Ultium battery platform.

EV powertrain and technologies are reshaping the way electric vehicles are designed.

The Ford F-150 Lightning electric pickup will allow owners to send power from the truck to the home in the event of an electrical outage.