In a significant blow to Britain’s automotive sector, BMW has announced the suspension of its £600 million investment in the historic Mini manufacturing facility at Cowley, Oxford. The German automotive
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British oil giant BP has reaffirmed its commitment to operating more than 100,000 electric vehicle charge points globally by 2030, maintaining its course even as the company prepares to unveil
The United Kingdom’s used electric vehicle (EV) market achieved unprecedented growth in 2024, with sales soaring by 57.4% to reach 188,382 units, according to data released by the Society of
Jaguar Land Rover (JLR) has issued a stark warning that the current zero-emission vehicle (ZEV) mandate could significantly impact investment in the UK automotive industry. The carmaker, which employs 34,000
The UK automotive sector has witnessed a significant shift towards electrification, with battery electric vehicles (BEVs) capturing 21.3% of the market share in January 2025, according to the latest data
The British government is exploring a novel approach to stimulate electric vehicle (EV) sales through subsidised consumer loans. Ministers have initiated discussions with automotive finance providers to expand access to
Pod Point, a leading pioneer in the electric vehicle charging sector, has announced deeper than anticipated losses and a concerning cash burn rate for the current financial year. The company,
In a significant move towards sustainable logistics, Amazon has placed orders for over 150 electric heavy goods vehicles, positioning itself to operate Britain’s largest zero-emission truck fleet. The online retail
British luxury automotive manufacturer Rolls-Royce has unveiled plans for a £300 million expansion of its Goodwood facility, signalling a strategic pivot towards bespoke vehicle production amid a 5% decline in
Tesla’s global vehicle sales experienced their first decline in a decade during 2024, dropping 1.1 per cent to 1.79 million vehicles from 1.81 million in 2023. The disappointing figures triggered
British vanmakers are urging ministers to suspend penalties for manufacturers missing electric vehicle (EV) sales targets in 2024, as current sales remain significantly below government-mandated quotas. Recent data from the
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.
The American automotive giant Ford is bracing for potential penalties approaching £100 million due to its significant shortfall in electric vehicle (EV) sales within the British market. The manufacturer’s performance
Japanese automotive giant Nissan experienced its most significant share price decline since August’s market downturn, as investors scrutinised the implications of its proposed merger with domestic competitors Honda and Mitsubishi.
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
Electric vehicles (EVs) are poised to outsell traditional internal combustion engine vehicles in China next year, marking a transformative moment in the global automotive industry. Market projections indicate Chinese EV
