Filip Bubalo
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Filip Bubalo
Researcher & writer for Charging Stack. Marketing manager at PROTOTYP where I help mobility companies tell better stories. Writing about the shift to electric vehicles, micromobility, and how cities are changing — with a mix of data, storytelling, and curiosity. My goal? Cut through the hype, make things clearer, and spotlight what actually works.
Mint Innovation Launches Battery Recycling Project with £8.1M Boost
Mint Innovation launches a battery recycling project to recover key EV minerals using biotech and UK government support.
Portland Launches Micromobility Pilot with Tandem Mobility
A city-led micromobility rollout puts infrastructure first in Portland.
Jaguar Land Rover Delays Key EV Launches to 2026
Delayed launches, falling sales, and trade turbulence shake JLR’s electric future.
Who’s Actually Building the Next Generation of EV Batteries?
From factories to fast-charging: battery tech gets real this month.
The Micromobility Merge That Changes Everything
Two major APAC players join forces as Beam and Neuron merge, reshaping the region’s e-scooter and e-bike landscape.
Xiaomi Surpasses Apple with YU7 EV and Bold 2025 Production Target
Xiaomi launches the YU7 SUV and sets a bold 2025 production goal of 350,000 EVs, deepening its commitment to electric mobility.
Pony.ai and Dubai Launch Supervised Robotaxi Service
Dubai and Pony.ai just launched supervised robotaxis in live traffic — the first step in a bold plan to automate 25% of city transport by 2030.
Tesla’s Robotaxi Trials in Austin Reveal Real-World Weaknesses
Tesla’s robotaxi trials in Austin show progress — but also expose the limits of camera-only autonomy in real-world driving.
Stellantis Patents Biometric Vehicle Entry System Using Facial Recognition
Stellantis has patented a facial recognition car entry system activated by door taps — no keys, phones, or fobs required.
National Active Travel Network Launched to Promote Low-Carbon Mobility in England
England’s new Active Travel Network is a bold move to make walking and cycling the default for short trips — and a key step toward Net Zero 2050.