Netherlands

On May 3, Leo Drive announced a new company in the Netherlands Leo Drive B.V. Leo Drive B.V. is a full-stack autonomous technology company for software-defined vehicles, focusing on innovative software, hardware, and algorithms. 

This European expansion brings Leo Drive closer to its partners and clients, enabling it to offer even more tailored, efficient, and cutting-edge solutions. The decision to choose the Netherlands as its gateway to Europe was driven by the country's exceptional reputation for technological innovation and sustainability. 

Based on Leo Drive social media updates 

On May 1, Autel Energy Europe, a leading provider of EV charging products showcased its European strategy and provided partners with a comprehensive overview of its latest product line, at Autel Partner Summit held in Amsterdam, Netherlands from April 24-25, 2024.

The company showcased its MaxiCharger Megawatt Charging System which offers a peak power of 1500A and charging power of 1.2 MW, specifically designed for heavy-duty electric vehicles. The company also unveiled the MaxiCharger DC Compact - Cable Management System Upgrade Version and the Autel Smart Box Kit.

Based on Autel Energy press release

On April 29, Renault announced that HYVIA will showcase its hydrogen-powered Renault Master Van H2-TECH at the World Hydrogen Summit in Rotterdam from May 13 to 14, 2024. As part of the Important Project of Common European Interest (IPCEI) "Hy2Tech," HYVIA offers a comprehensive Hydrogen ecosystem, including hydrogen vehicles, refueling stations, financing, and after-sales support, deployed in the Netherlands since 2021.

Netherlands currently claims 17 hydrogen stations, with seven more underway and a new Fuel Cell EV incentive program expected by summer. Hydrogen mobility is gaining traction, aiming to establish itself sustainably in the Dutch transport energy mix.

Renault Master Van H2-TECH features a new architecture, offering versatility for various professional uses. Its benefits include zero emissions, quick refueling in under 5 minutes, a 320 km range, increased payload capacity of up to 1,389 kg, and available in 3 versions (L2H2, L3H2, and L3H3).

Based on Renault press release