EV Daily | Hubber Advances Urban EV Charging with New High-Speed Hubs in Major Cities

【Tesla】

Last year, following Elon Musk's decision to fire Tesla's Supercharger team, some members formed a new company called Hubber. This enterprise focuses on addressing the lack of high-speed urban charging for taxis and commercial vehicles. Hubber aims to transform underutilized sites into efficient charging hubs, blending grid-connection expertise with rapid infrastructure development. This initiative not only boosts urban EV accessibility but also highlights the industry's shift towards efficient and rapid charging solutions.

【Others】

Hubber, specializing in urban high-powered EV charging, is tackling the shortage of fast charging in major cities. It plans to develop prime urban sites into charging hubs, addressing the needs of high-utilization vehicles like taxis. The company aims to expand beyond the UK, supported by recent significant investments. Its first facility in South London will feature multiple high-capacity chargers. Electric bike and scooter safety education is being introduced in Florida schools to combat the rise in related injuries. This initiative, focusing on safe riding practices, signifies a shift in educational priorities amid changing transportation habits. BRP has launched the Can-Am Outlander Electric ATV. It uses BRP’s Rotax E-Power drivetrain, offering 47 hp and 53 lb-ft torque. With selectable ride modes and a 50-mile range, it is designed for both work and quiet off-road use, emphasizing its emission-free benefits over traditional gas-powered models. Mahindra has released a limited Batman Edition of its BE 6 Electric Origin SUV. This special edition features unique Batman-themed aesthetics and a 79 kWh battery providing 550 km range. It's equipped with a 282 hp electric motor and advanced tech, highlighting Mahindra's innovative approach to electric vehicles.