Hybrid Air Vehicles, the British developer behind the world’s largest aircraft, is in urgent talks to secure a £130 million investment after auditors warned that its reserves could run dry
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Coventry-based electric motorbike manufacturer Maeving has attracted an £8 million investment as it seeks to ramp up domestic and international production. The company, founded by Seb Inglis-Jones and Will Stirrup
Plans for a direct rail link between London and Berlin have taken a significant step forward following the recent announcement of a UK-German transport taskforce. The partnership, established as part
The electric bike-sharing pioneer Lime is preparing for a stock market flotation, targeting a valuation exceeding $500 million. The San Francisco-headquartered enterprise, established in 2017 and currently managing e-bike and
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
Britain’s largest train operator, FirstGroup, faces a pivotal moment as Labour’s rail renationalisation programme threatens to reshape its business landscape. The company, which operates significant portions of Britain’s rail network,
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.
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
The future of urban air mobility is rapidly approaching, with California-based Joby Aviation emerging as the frontrunner in the race to bring electric vertical take-off and landing (eVTOL) vehicles to
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
