Growing disparities in electric vehicle (EV) charging infrastructure across the UK are threatening to derrapeur the nation’s transition to sustainable transport, according to a comprehensive analysis by consultancy firm Stonehaven.
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Britain’s public electric vehicle charging infrastructure witnessed substantial growth in 2024, with the total number of chargers increasing by 36% to reach 73,421 units by year-end, according to data from
Italian luxury carmaker Lamborghini has announced a delay in launching its first all-electric model until 2029, citing the luxury automotive sector’s unreadiness for full electrification. The VW-owned manufacturer, celebrating its
Nissan and Honda have initiated exploratory discussions regarding a potential merger that would establish a £52 billion Japanese automotive powerhouse, according to sources close to the negotiations. The proposed combination
Chinese robotaxi pioneer Pony.ai has unveiled ambitious plans to quadruple its autonomous vehicle fleet by 2025, whilst forecasting significant cost reductions and expanded operational zones across China’s premier cities. The
The United Kingdom’s government is preparing to modify its electric vehicle (EV) regulations as sales struggle to meet expectations. Business Secretary Jonathan Reynolds is launching a swift consultation next week
American automotive giant General Motors has announced a substantial $5 billion charge against its Chinese operations, highlighting the mounting challenges Western car manufacturers face in the world’s second-largest economy. The
Swedish battery manufacturer Northvolt has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection in the United States, marking a significant setback for European ambitions to challenge Asian dominance in the electric vehicle
The British government appears poised to reject appeals from electric vehicle manufacturers seeking relief from hefty fines linked to missed sales targets through 2026. This stance comes amid warnings from
The UK government is poised to modify regulations governing the electric vehicle (EV) market amid mounting pressure from manufacturers claiming current sales quotas are pushing the industry towards a breaking
Swedish battery manufacturer Northvolt stands at a critical juncture as the company contemplates filing for Chapter 11 protection or potentially entering bankruptcy proceedings. Sources close to the negotiations indicate the
German automotive giant BMW has witnessed a staggering 79.4 per cent decline in third-quarter profits, primarily driven by challenges in its braking systems and a significant downturn in Chinese consumer
Europe’s largest automaker, Volkswagen, finds itself embroiled in an unprecedented crisis as it grapples with mounting pressure from workers, politicians, and market forces. The company’s struggle to navigate the electric
The automotive industry is witnessing a significant shift in consumer behaviour as JLR, the West Midlands-based Indian-owned manufacturer, reports a remarkable 29 per cent increase in plug-in hybrid vehicle sales
As part of its strategy for breaking Chinese dominance of the supply chains of essential minerals, the US approved construction of an enormous new lithium mine in Nevada. It also
Tesla shares soared Wednesday after the company reported a higher-than-expected quarterly profit. The company also forecasted “slight” growth in deliveries in 2019 and a large jump in 2025. This performance