Jaguar Land Rover, a prominent British car manufacturer, is currently exploring plans to develop a new petrol-powered engine. This decision comes in response to significant criticism following a controversial rebranding
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Jaguar is reportedly assessing the development of a part-petrol vehicle, signalling a significant shift from its ambitious plans for an all-electric lineup. This reconsideration comes in response to customer concerns
Electric car drivers may seek ways to evade Rachel Reeves’s proposed pay-per-mile tax. Recent figures suggest that numerous motorists have already manipulated their mileage readings. The Labour Party’s fiscal strategy
The UK government’s recent announcement concerning the introduction of a per-mile tax on electric vehicles (EVs) has raised significant concerns among potential carbuyers. This new charge, set to commence in
The United Kingdom’s automotive market has broken through the 2 million annual registration barrier for the first time since the pandemic began, driven primarily by a substantial surge in electric
Three decades after Toyota unveiled the groundbreaking Prius hybrid at the Tokyo Motor Show, Japan’s automotive industry confronts an uncomfortable reality. The nation that pioneered mass-market electrification now finds itself
Battery electric vehicles are predicted to surpass diesel cars on Britain’s roads by 2030, according to recent analysis suggesting that London will become the first UK city to eliminate diesel
The British used electric vehicle market has experienced a substantial correction, with average prices falling by £14,000 over a three-year period. Second-hand electric vehicles now trade at approximately £25,000, compared
The United Kingdom’s electric vehicle charging infrastructure expansion decelerated sharply throughout 2025, marking the slowest growth rate since 2022 as investors recalibrated expectations amid weakened policy support and mounting concerns
China’s government is accelerating its efforts to dominate advanced technologies through state-backed industrial policies, reshaping global trade and posing a significant risk to European industrial competitiveness. As the authorities in
Electric vehicle sales in Europe increased by 27 per cent during the first eleven months of 2025 compared with the same period the previous year. This growth translated to 2.27
The Nissan Leaf was heralded as the world’s first mass-market electric car upon its 2013 launch in Sunderland. Despite early optimism, ambitions to reach an annual production of 50000 vehicles
Ford has announced a major strategic reversal, revealing it will scale back commitments to electric vehicles and shift focus towards hybrid technology. This decision delivers a near 20 billion dollar
German car enthusiasts are abuzz after Audi’s latest electric sports car, the E5 Sportback, garnered rave reviews for its combination of affordability and renowned Bavarian reliability. However, few in Germany
Ford has announced a substantial £15 billion writedown while unveiling a decisive pivot away from battery electric vehicles in response to shifting US policy under President Trump and softening demand.
The Conservative Party has vowed to abandon the scheduled 2030 ban on new petrol and diesel vehicles should it return to government, marking a significant shift away from current policy.
