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Zapp Electric Vehicles Group Limited (ZAPPF) is the owner of Zapp, a British electric vehicle brand focused on personal urban mobility in the electric two-wheeler segment. The company’s news flow provides insight into its progress bringing the i300, an urban electric high-performance two-wheeler, to market and developing its broader product and distribution strategy.
On this page, readers can follow company announcements about business updates, operational milestones and capital markets developments. Recent communications have included a business update ahead of an annual general meeting, details on steps to reboot Zapp under new management, and information on initial production runs of the i300 Oxford Street Edition in the United Kingdom. Zapp EV’s news has also covered its strategy to expand the product lineup into additional high-growth two-wheeler segments and to build a balanced product portfolio for growth in Europe and Asia.
Investors and followers of the electric mobility sector can track announcements on management changes, such as the appointment of a new Chief Executive Officer with experience in the luxury automotive industry, as well as updates on homologation in the European Union and United Kingdom, supply chain rebuilding efforts, and plans to assemble the i300 in the United Kingdom. The news feed also captures information on authorised resellers in the United Kingdom and Ireland and on experiential retail partnerships that showcase the i300 in prominent retail locations.
For those monitoring ZAPPF as a security, this page aggregates press releases related to the company’s OTCQB Venture Market uplisting, shareholder meetings, and authorised share capital changes disclosed in conjunction with SEC filings. By reviewing these updates, readers can see how Zapp EV communicates its mission to electrify or redefine personal urban mobility and how it reports on key steps in executing its strategy.
Zapp Electric Vehicles Group (OTCQB: ZAPPF) has announced its Annual Meeting scheduled for October 1, 2025, along with a significant business update. Under new management, the company is preparing to deliver its i300 Oxford Street Edition in the UK and plans to expand its product lineup to target high-growth segments in Europe and Asia.
The company is focusing on experiential marketing to drive demand and implementing strategic improvements to the i300 model. Shareholders of record as of September 12, 2025 are eligible to vote at the Annual Meeting, with the board recommending voting "FOR" all proposals.
Zapp Electric Vehicles (OTCQB: ZAPPF) has announced a strategic retail partnership with Smartech Retail Group to display its i300 electric motorcycle at Selfridges London. The installation, set to open in September 2025, will be located in The Bike Shop on the lower ground floor, which attracts up to 30,000 daily visitors.
The partnership will enable hands-on product demonstrations, social media content creation, and special editions. Customers can reserve the i300 in-store ahead of Zapp's wider London rollout. The collaboration also presents potential expansion opportunities to other Smartech locations in Berlin, Rome, and New York.
Zapp Electric Vehicles Group (OTCQB: ZAPPF), a British electric vehicle brand, announced its uplisting from the Pink Limited Market to the OTCQB Venture Market, effective August 7, 2025. The uplisting represents a significant upgrade that requires meeting higher reporting standards, including current SEC reporting and annual management certification.
CEO David McIntyre emphasized that this move demonstrates their commitment to higher standards while rebuilding trust with investors. The company is focusing on re-establishing their supply chain for i300s production and evaluating opportunities in high-growth two-wheeler segments.
Zapp Electric Vehicles Group (OTC: ZAPPF) has announced significant management changes and financial results for H1 2025. The company has appointed David McIntyre, a luxury automotive veteran, as its new CEO following the termination of founder Swin Chatsuwan and several other executives. McIntyre brings three decades of experience from prestigious brands like McLaren, Jaguar Land Rover, and Aston Martin.
The company reported an IFRS net loss of $4.3 million, an improvement from $5.0 million in H1 2024, and an operating loss of $2.7 million, down from $3.1 million. While Zapp has completed homologation in the EU and UK, it faces production challenges, needing to either regain access to its Bangkok factory or shift production elsewhere. The company plans to begin UK assembly of its i300 model and has appointed authorized resellers in the UK and Ireland.