It's EV News briefly for Thursday, 12th of September, everything EV in less than five minutes.

If you haven't got the 30 minutes needed for today's podcast, including a good five minutes at the end of me ranting about the electricity utility companies around the world that could be making the EV adoption curve go quicker.

But either way, here's everything you need to know in a lot less time than that. I will start with news

today of an announcement by General Motors and EV Go forming a new DC fast charging partnership

to install 400 new DC ultra fast charges, they call them, so 350 kilowatts across the United States

in flagship destinations with amenities, they say no,

clear guidance on exactly where yet.

The Hyundai Arnick 6N has been spotted high performance testing with a big old barn door.

Spoiler on the back.

Well, I hope that stays for the production car.

You would think it would be the same as the

Arnick 5N mechanically as well and electronically. So it looks like they're going really serious

with the Arnick 6N like they did with the Arnick 5N. China's EV market for the second consecutive

month as outsold traditional old old-fashioned internal combustion, with

1.03 million EVs sold last month in August in China. Lucid unveiled their first teaser image

of their third model, an affordable mid-size EV that'll sit underneath their new gravity

SUV when it arrives in 2026. That's the new mid-size in 26. The gravity's next year,

by the way. Solis-led batteries are getting closer, thanks to factorial and the investment by

Mercedes-Benz into them. They are looking at increasing EV range by up to 80%, or you could flip

that round and say much smaller batteries and lower

weight and size and things like that to have their true solid state removing the liquid

electrolytes on the road by 2030. The Renault raphael, ETEC is a plug-in hybrid with three

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