Cofinity-X strives to be one of the first operating companies which aims to provide products and services for the secure exchange of data throughout the entire automotive value chain.

Siemens eMobility, a global electric vehicle (EV) technology and infrastructure leader, announced it will locate its second U.S. manufacturing hub for EV charging operations in Carrollton, Texas. The company is continuing its investment for manufacturing in America by retrofitting the 80,000 square-foot Carrollton plant, which will allow the company to ramp up quickly to meet significant EV market and customer demand.

In the field of energy-efficient and sustainable drive technology, Siemens is bringing two innovations to this year's Smart Production Solutions (SPS) trade fair in Nuremberg. The first innovation relates to the Analyze MyDrives Edge application, which is already established on the market.

Siemens Digital Industries Software today announced that Applied EV, an Australian specialist in safety-rated, autonomous-ready, digital control systems and modular vehicle platforms for commercial applications, is using the Siemens Xcelerator portfolio of software and services to support the design, quality assurance and build of its next generation autonomous vehicles.

Siemens and Automotive Cells Company (ACC) have signed a Memorandum of Understanding to join forces in a new strategic partnership. Under the agreement, Siemens will become ACC’s preferred supplier in automation, digitalization, and electrification technology, enabling ACC to scale-up its production, maximizing plant and energy efficiency.

Siemens Smart Infrastructure and Volta Trucks, the leading full-electric commercial vehicle manufacturer and services provider, today announced a strategic partnership to deliver and scale eMobility charging infrastructure to simplify the transition to fleet electrification.

Siemens, a leading supplier in the field of automation and industrial software, cooperates with Nissan to build production lines for the new all-electric crossover Nissan Ariya at the company’s plant in Tochigi, Japan. Both companies build on their long-standing cooperation.

The two companies intend to work together to close gaps in the standardization of inductive charging systems. Plans include technical collaboration and joint interoperability tests.

The United Arab Emirates’ Ministry of Energy and Infrastructure selected Siemens technology for a nationwide network of ultra-fast electric vehicle (EV) chargers which will help reduce carbon emissions, boost adoption of EVs by addressing so-called range anxiety, and lay the groundwork for a more connected and sustainable transportation system.

Siemens invests USD 25 million and acquires a minority stake in U.S.-based WiTricity, a wireless charging technology company. Siemens and WiTricity will work together to drive innovation in the emerging market for wireless EV charging. This market is expected to reach USD 2 billion by 2028 in Europe and North America alone, according to Siemens’ calculations.