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.
BMW Drives EV Strategy with Neue Klasse and iX3 Production
BMW’s new Hungary plant combines digital-first design with fossil-free operations.
Hyundai Mobis and Wind River Launch Software-Defined Vehicle Platform
A new platform aims to speed development, cut risks, and align automakers and suppliers.
CATL Advances With Sodium-Ion Battery Certified in China
A milestone showing sodium-ion is ready to complement lithium in EVs.
How Micromobility Replaces Car Rides in US Cities
Turns out the real car killers aren’t EVs. They’re scooters and e-bikes.
Hyundai’s Move to Transform Mobility with R&D, AI and EV Infrastructure
From lunar cities to delivery bots, Hyundai is turning R&D into roadmaps.
Standab’s Micromobility Charging Network Expands Across Europe
Standab, a Stockholm-based charging startup, has raised €3.6 million to expand its network of universal micromobility charging stations across Europe. The round, led by Spintop Ventures with backing from Almi Invest GreenTech, comes as cities scramble to support the surge…
Wireless Charging Integration in Autonomous Industrial Vehicles
Electreon, the Israeli company behind wireless EV charging tech, is partnering with Portuguese autonomous vehicle maker ATLoS to embed wireless charging into driverless vehicles operating in industrial environments. The goal: keep autonomous fleets running around the clock without human intervention…
Source Extends EV Charging Network Across EU Borders
When charging goes borderless, road trips get a whole lot simpler.
Inclusive Mobility: Key Focus for European Cities
Pop-ups today, policies tomorrow — inclusion is taking the wheel.
Reevaluating Canada’s EV Policy amid Trade Tensions
When policy wavers, the grid and automakers feel the shock first.