Graphite One, a Canadian firm, has announced plans to onshore the graphite supply for EV batteries and other energy storage applications in the US. The company intends to mine graphite in Alaska and process it in Ohio, aiming to support the growing US EV battery ecosystem. This move is expected to reduce reliance on imported graphite and enhance the domestic supply chain. According to CleanTechnica, Graphite One's initiative is a significant addition to the US EV battery supply chain.

The 2026 Chevy Bolt's battery reserve and range capabilities were put to the test by InsideEVs, which drove the vehicle until its state of charge ran extremely low. The test revealed the Bolt's battery buffer, providing insights into its performance and range capabilities. The results show that the Bolt has massively improved for the 2026 model year, with a more efficient battery system.

BYD has reached a significant milestone in the UK market, delivering its 100,000th new energy vehicle. According to 第一电动, the company is also rumored to be introducing secondary battery supply for Hongmeng Intelligent Travel. This move is expected to further enhance BYD's presence in the UK market and support the growth of the country's EV ecosystem. With its expanding product lineup and increasing market share, BYD is solidifying its position as a leading player in the global EV industry. 第一电动 reports that BYD's UK deliveries have been steadily increasing, with the company aiming to continue its growth trajectory in the region.