Weakening of EU car emissions targets will reduce electric vehicle share by 15%
The weakening of the European Commission’s car emissions regulations will likely reduce the share of battery electric vehicles by 15%…
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Sustainability, ecosystem development among key drivers of automotive brand value
Sustainability and ecosystem development are now among the core metrics determining automotive brand value, a new report by AutoVision Awards…
Number of new electric cars licensed in Ireland rose by more than a third last year
The number of new private electric cars licensed in Ireland rose by 36% last year, compared to 2024, increasing the…
Škoda Auto’s Michal Kadera on Europe’s shift to electromobility
Škoda Auto has been a driving force in electric vehicle adoption across Europe for several years now. As of the first…
Declining fuel tax from shift to electric vehicles to expose government budgets
As consumers switch to electric vehicles, the shortfall in fuel tax revenues is likely to expose government budgets, particularly in…
Almost all new car sales in Norway last year were electric
Some 95.9% of all new car sales in Norway last year were electric cars, new data from Opplysningsrådet for veitrafikken…
Majority of supply chain decarbonisation actions focus on optimisation and energy efficiency: Secaro
Some 90% of supply chain emissions reduction actions since the start of the decade have focused on optimisation and energy…
Emerging markets ‘turbocharged’ EV sales in 2025
Growth in emerging markets helped to ‘turbocharge’ the global electric vehicle market in 2025, a new report by Ember has…
Changes to phase-out of combustion engine vehicle sales won’t ‘make European carmakers great again’, says T&E
Following the news that the European Commission is amending its planned phase-out of combustion engine vehicle sales, Transport & Environment…
EPP Group welcomes EU rollback on planned combustion engine vehicles ban
The EPP Group has welcomed the planned announcement by the European Commission that it is to water down its ban…