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.
VinFast to Deploy 50,000 EV Charging Stations Across Indonesia Under $300M Private Network Plan
V-Green’s charging network in Indonesia will scale from 1,000 active stations to 50,000 by end-2025, targeting VinFast vehicle owners.
EnBW Builds Fast-Charging Hub for the Autobahn Era — 400 km in 15 Minutes
With 16 fast chargers and renewable energy integration, EnBW’s Marktschorgast site marks a key upgrade to Germany’s EV corridor network.
Bird Pulls Out of Bay City — Micromobility Model Shrinks to Fit Unit Economics
The scooter exit from Bay City highlights Bird’s strategic move to focus only on high-density, high-margin urban centers.
Perodua EV Prototype Targets Q4 Launch with Battery Leasing Below $32K Price Ceiling
The new Perodua EV prototype features local assembly, compact design, and a modular battery leasing model for affordable entry.
BYD Sealion 07 DM-i Launches at $23K to Undercut ICE SUV Market
The new BYD Sealion 07 DM-i offers long-range hybrid capability, DiPilot driver assistance, and advanced cockpit tech starting under $30K.
Baidu’s Apollo and CAR Inc. Launch World’s First Autonomous Vehicle Rental Network
Robotaxis burned cash. Rentals might print it. Who else is ready to shift autonomy from showcase to infrastructure?
Mitsubishi Taps Foxconn for EV Comeback — But Who’s Really Driving?
Taiwan’s Foxtron is building Mitsubishi’s next EV. This is a shift in who owns the future of carmaking.
The Iron Battery Strikes Back!
LFP batteries are back — and they’re reshaping the global EV power game.
The Race for Smart EV OS: Who Wins?
The battle for EV dominance is shifting from batteries to brains — and the real power play is happening inside the operating system.
The Next Mobility Frontier: Suburbia
Suburbs were built for cars — now they’re testing the limits of how mobility can evolve beyond the city core.