WESSLING, Germany—Lilium has started to install state-of-the-art production equipment to assemble the propulsion units of its electric vertical take-off and landing aircraft.

NURTINGEN, Germany—A new three-year R&D project is attempting to improve the safety of plastic battery housings used in electric vehicles.

Engineers at Harvard University have developed a lithium-metal battery that can be charged and discharged thousands of times and recharged in a matter of minutes.

Autonomous & Electric Mobility recently asked John Nunneley, senior vice president of design engineering and IT at Hitachi Astemo Americas Inc., to talk about how the company is meeting the needs of electric vehicle manufacturers.

Integrated test cells play a key role in developing new types of electric vehicles.

CHICAGO—Electric vehicles are in the spotlight at the 2024 Chicago Auto Show, one of the oldest and largest events of its kind in the world.

DETROIT—General Motors has created a new position and named Kurt Kelty vice president of batteries.

LINCOLN, NE—Engineers at the University of Nebraska recently conducted research to determine if currently used guardrails are prepared to handle the growing number of electric vehicles on America’s roads and highways.

Building charging station infrastructure is critical to the future of EV adoption.

Battery-powered vehicles are becoming a common sight on ramps and tarmacs.