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Reynolds American Inc., the BAT Group's U.S. subsidiary, and its companies (Reynolds) are transitioning its current 1,800+ vehicle trade and operations fleet to hybrid and electric models.

The State of California will deploy hundreds of EV chargers at multifamily properties such as apartment buildings and condo complexes across the state.

WEX, a global commerce platform that simplifies the business of running a business, is working with partners to create an expanded EV charging network.

The Lincoln Property Company will deploy EV chargers to its new mixed-use tower, Truist Plaza, in Orlando, Florida.

Ford Motor Company and Rio Tinto signed a non-binding global memorandum of understanding (MOU) to jointly develop more sustainable and secure supply chains for battery and low-carbon materials to be used in Ford vehicles.

Amazon began using custom electric delivery vehicles from Rivian in Baltimore, Chicago, Dallas, Kansas City, Nashville, Phoenix, San Diego, Seattle, and St. Louis, among other cities.

The City of Hoboken will install 25 public EV charging stalls over the next 18 months.

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Panasonic Energy Co., Ltd., a Panasonic Group company, announced an agreement to build lithium-ion battery manufacturing facility in Kansas, pending approval by Panasonic Holdings Corporation board of directors.

GM and Pilot Company (Pilot and Flying J) are collaborating on a national DC fast charging network.