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Home/Tech/Electric mobility roundup: Ionity targets petrol prices, SNCF tightens rules
VERIFIEDBy Xavier Rivera·Saturday, October 24, 2026 at 2:12 PM AST·1 min read

Electric mobility roundup: Ionity targets petrol prices, SNCF tightens rules

Ionity secured up to 600 million euros to expand its European charging network while SNCF introduced stricter bicycle and scooter rules for high-speed trains. A BYD plug-in hybrid demonstrated independent wheel lifting to bypass a clamp.

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Ionity secured up to 600 million euros to expand its network to 13,000 points across Europe by 2030. The operator will increase capacity at 25 percent of its 181 French stations and add roughly twenty new sites each year. SNCF will ban fatbikes and certain scooters from TGV and Intercités trains from December 2026. A BYD Bao 8 SUV reportedly lifted a clamped wheel using its hydraulic suspension in China.

This week's electric mobility developments centered on pricing competition and access rules across Europe and China.
The 5.2-metre plug-in hybrid, sold outside China as the Denza B8, can raise a single wheel by 30 cm via its DiSus-P Ultra system.
Ionity plans to add charging points and secure up to 600 million euros in financing. The network operates 181 stations and nearly 1,380 points in France and intends to expand capacity at about 25 percent of existing sites over the next four to five months while opening around twenty new stations annually. It has obtained bank financing of up to 600 million euros toward a target of roughly 13,000 points across Europe by 2030. Source: Frandroid ↗
SNCF will bar fatbikes and certain scooters from TGV Inoui and Intercités trains starting 13 December 2026. Bicycles longer than 185 cm or with tyres wider than 6 cm, along with vehicles having more than two wheels, self-balancing scooters and hoverboards, will be refused. Scooters with seats, those that do not fold, or those with tyres exceeding 6 cm are also excluded. Source: Frandroid ↗
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A BYD Bao 8 SUV used its hydraulic suspension to lift a clamped wheel in a Chinese city. The 5.2-metre plug-in hybrid, sold outside China as the Denza B8, can raise a single wheel by 30 cm via its DiSus-P Ultra system. The model offers 550 kW total output and a claimed combined range of around 1,380 km. Source: Frandroid ↗
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