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Hyundai unveils Ioniq 6 design

Hyundai has revealed the Ioniq 6’s design, which it describes as an “electrified streamliner”, aerodynamically sculpted and makes innovative use of sustainable materials. Inspired by Hyundai’s Prophecy EV Concept, the Ioniq 6 is characterised by clean, simple lines with a cocoon-like interior.

VW ID range expected in Australia

Volkswagen Australia wants the electric ID.4 SUV and ID.5 here late next year, although both are initially due in 2024. The VW ID.3 is then likely to follow after an upgrade, The Driven.io reports.

Tasmanian transport to benefit from hydrogen project

A proposed green hydrogen project supplying Tasmania’s industry, gas users, public transport and trucking sectors is a step closer. Developer Countrywide Renewable Hydrogen (CRH) has identified a site and entered an option to lease land for the project.

DHL Express Singapore adds 80 EVs

International express service provider DHL Express has added 80 electric vehicles to its Singapore fleet, in partnership with land transport firm ComfortDelGro. Together with 10 EVs already in its fleet, DHL Express Singapore will have 90 EVs on Singapore roads by October 2022.

Aptera and Elaphe strike electric motor deal

Aptera Motors had done a deal worth several hundred million euros to source distributed drive platform technologies from Elaphe in Slovenia. The deal is another leap forward for Aptera to enter series production in record time.

Aussie firm tests AV on UK roads

Australian tech firm Applied EV has teamed up with Oxbotica to create the first cabinless, commercial autonomous vehicle (AV) tested on European streets. Applied EV's autonomous ready software defined the vehicle was chosen for its capabilities by Oxbotica, a global leader in AV software.

ID.Buzz production to step up

Volkswagen intends ramping up production of its ID. Buzz electric van to near 130,000 units annually from its Hanover plant in Germany. Volkswagen Commercial Vehicles (VWCV) is already making the electric light commercial ID. Buzz Cargo there, with first deliveries expected later this year.