The Latest Breaking News on European tech

The move comes as a blow for the UK’s ambitions to gain a foothold in the global EV battery market

Connexin builds on trial work and services provided elsewhere in the UK to deliver on doorstep

Worker shortages and need to adapt to tech changes given as reasons in survey as Davos meeting begins

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A third consortium is also now said to be in the running for a potential takeover of the Northumberland start-up

Fruugo had originally planned to become a public company in 2021

LG Energy Solution and Honda officially announced the formal establishment of the EV battery joint venture (JV), tentatively named L-H Battery Company.

Electric motorcycle startup Damon Motors inks a distribution deal with Indonesia’s Indika Energy and announces plans to develop new platforms for the market.