Weifu High-Technology Group Co., Ltd. (Weifu High-Technology) announced that it has received orders from several Chinese and foreign leading NEV (New Energy Vehicle) manufacturers. The company has begun volume production of its traction motor shaft, with annual production capacity expected to reach 5 million units by 2025. Volume production of the electric oil pump is scheduled to begin in the first half of 2023. The 4D millimeter wave radar is under development. To promote localized production of fuel cell components, Weifu High-Technology has established a hydrogen energy business unit and a fuel cell joint venture. The company also revealed that its partnership with Bosch has expanded from diesel oil and gasoline systems to new business fields including electric drives and fuel cells. Bosch Powertrain Systems Co., Ltd., a joint venture between the two companies, is pushing ahead with the fuel cell business centered around key components such as stacks and air compressors, and has established an R&D center. Wuxi Weifu Hydrogen Long Power Technology Co., Ltd., a subsidiary of Weifu High-Technology, is working on the fuel cell component business. (From a public notice dated February 8, 2023)

On February 9, During its Investor conference call, Pricol India announced the products It launched during the Q3 FY 2023. The company launched digital Instrument cluster (DICVS) for TVS Raider -TFT, Bajaj Pulsar NS 125, Bajaj Pulsar NS 160, Hop Electric Mobility OXO, Switch mobility E-LCV, and E-bus; and Force Motor's Urbania.
For the domestic market, it launched an electric cooler pump for Tata Motor's electric bus and a fuel pump module for Bajaj-KTM Duke. It also launched an oil pump assembly for FPT powertrain technologies and an Oil pump assembly for Ducati for exports

Based on Pricol India's Q3 FY 23 investors' presentation

On February 1, Volvo Trucks launched a new, stronger gas-powered truck that can run on liquified biogas. The new truck can carry out demanding, long-distance transport tasks while reducing overall CO2 emissions. The gas-powered trucks, the Volvo FH and FM are getting a new power level of 500 hp, joining the previous 420 and 460 hp engines. The gas engines also get major technical upgrades that make them up to 4% more fuel efficient, which together with a new 10% larger gas tank, contributes to a longer range.
The trucks have a range of up to 1000 km. By utilizing the diesel engine's high efficiency, the same drivability as a diesel truck is achieved, making it possible to run with high loads and cover long distances. The gas engines have been completely updated and the increased efficiency is obtained by new injectors and pistons for lowered friction, together with a new turbo, variable oil pump, and Crank Case Ventilation that handles unfiltered oil.

Volvo Trucks press release