‘Tipping points’ can help to drive positive change, study finds
While ‘tipping points’ are generally viewed in a negative context, a new study by the Research Institute for Sustainability –…
While ‘tipping points’ are generally viewed in a negative context, a new study by the Research Institute for Sustainability –…
The five biggest countries in the European Union spend €42 billion a year subsidising company cars that run on fossil…
Four fifths (80%) of commercial fleet officers aim to have at least 25% of their fleets comprised of electric vehicles by 2030.
Swedish car maker Volvo has announced that it is reining back on its strategy to only produce electric vehicles by 2030, as demand slows.
Ronald Thompson explores the implications of the European Union’s recent decision to impose new tariffs on Chinese electric vehicles.
Dual-voltage charging stations are ‘changing the game’ for electric vehicle charging, and will play a key role in bolstering the adoption of EVs on a global basis.
Germany boasts the highest number of battery-only electric cars in the European Union, with 1.41 million electric cars on German roads.
Close to half (47%) of the growth in the electric vehicles (EVs) market is set to come from Asia-Pacific over the next four years.
More open innovation between business and countries will be essential to tackle the challenges associated with climate change, the CEO of CATL has said.
Norway boasts the highest electric vehicle use in Europe, with just over a fifth (20.12%) of all vehicles in the country being electric.