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Hyundai installs AI-powered EV charging robots at South Korean airport

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Hyundai Motor Group and Incheon International Airport Corporation (IIAC) have forged a strategic agreement to install AI-based electric vehicle automatic charging robots (ACRs) at the airport as part of a demonstration project.

To that end, Hyundai signed a Memorandum of Understanding with IIAC. The signing was attended by Heui Won Yang, president and head of R&D at Hyundai; Hag Jae Lee, president and CEO of IIAC; and other officials from both parties.

Yang said: “This collaboration will serve as a significant milestone in verifying the practical benefits of future mobility technologies by combining Hyundai Motor Group’s robotics and AI capabilities with Incheon International Airport Corporation’s extensive operational experience. [Read more…] about Hyundai installs AI-powered EV charging robots at South Korean airport

Top 20 electric vehicle charging infrastructure companies in 2025​

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The electric vehicle (EV) revolution is gathering pace. With governments tightening emissions regulations and automakers shifting production lines to accommodate EV models, the charging infrastructure industry has become a vital piece of the future mobility puzzle.

As millions more electric vehicles hit the roads every year, companies that build, operate, and innovate in the charging space are scaling up at speed to meet the surge in demand.

This article outlines the top 20 EV charging infrastructure providers worldwide in 2025, ranked by a combination of charging point volume, geographic reach, innovation, and strategic influence on the market. [Read more…] about Top 20 electric vehicle charging infrastructure companies in 2025​

Power brokers: An update on the electric vehicle market

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Less than a decade ago, electric cars were generally seen – at best – as average vehicles which neither had the power nor the range to be considered seriously as a viable, mass-market alternative to petrol-driven cars. 

But now, with ongoing and accelerating technological advances in battery power, combined with big investments in the pipeline to construct charging networks, attitudes are changing. 

Public perceptions have also been influenced by the battery-powered supercars that have been on the roads for many years now, alongside the ordinary-looking electric vehicles.  [Read more…] about Power brokers: An update on the electric vehicle market