MILAN—Marelli has unveiled a battery management system for electric vehicles that reduces wiring harnesses by 90 percent.

WASHINGTON—The U.S. Department of Energy has announced $3.1 billion in funding from the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law to make more batteries and EV components in the United States.

Electric vehicle manufacturers recently gathered at the National Renewable Energy Laboratory to evaluate enhanced cybersecurity issues related to the connections between EVs and charging infrastructure.

DETROIT—Cavnue and the Michigan Department of Transportation have selected a 25-mile stretch of I-94 that will form the first connected and autonomous vehicle (CAV) corridor in the United States.

CLEMSON, SC—The unprecedented need to develop a workforce that can build and service electric and autonomous vehicles, and develop cybersecurity systems to protect them, is the driving force behind a new consortium based here.

NEW YORK—According to a new study, Vermont is one of the easiest places in the United States to charge an electric vehicle.

COLESHILL, England—Munro Vehicles, a startup manufacturer of all-terrain four-wheel drive electric vehicles, recently worked with engineers from ABB to develop a high-performance cable protection system.