News from Brussels Automotive News Europe - 2023-09-19
The European Union is reticent about agreeing to Britain's plea to postpone looming tariffs on the sale of electric vehicles, but automakers remain optimistic a delay can be agreed, the U.K.'s SMMT industry association said. …
Automotive Industry Automotive News Europe - 2023-09-19
Britain is considering delaying its ban on the sale of new gasoline and diesel cars until 2035, five years later than currently planned, the BBC reported. …
Automotive Industry POLITICO - 2023-09-18
Most electric cars produced in Asia are likely to be excluded from France's electric vehicle purchase subsidy scheme as of next year as Paris looks to clamp down on EVs from China. …
Automotive Industry Automotive News Europe - 2023-09-18
Volkswagen Group is planning to stop car production at its Dresden plant after more than 20 years, Automobilwoche, a sister publication of Automotive News Europe, reported. …
News from Brussels POLITICO - 2023-09-18
Mirror, mirror on the wall, who has the greatest green industrial policy of them all? …
Automotive Industry SMMT - 2023-09-18
UK automotive leaders today celebrate the battery electric car market’s emergence from the ‘early adopter’ phase and discuss the measures needed to shift the technology to mass market following a 21-fold growth in EV uptake since 2018.1< …
Members Corner Finnlines - 2023-09-18
The ro-pax ferry Europalink holds a special place in the hearts of Malmö’s residents due to its long history in the city. …
Automotive Industry Automotive News Europe - 2023-09-17
Even before the European Union targeted imports of cheap Chinese electric vehicles, China's automakers faced another big challenge: winning over consumers who don't know or necessarily trust their brands. …
Members Corner DFDS - 2023-09-17
DFDS has today entered into an agreement to acquire FRS Iberia/Maroc, a division of the German short-sea ferry company FRS GmbH & Co. KG. …
Automotive Industry Automotive News Europe - 2023-09-16
Europe’s investigation of cheap electric vehicles from China is appreciated, a little late and will not be enough on its own to reverse the region’s fortunes, according to Roberto Vavassori, the president of Italy’s automotive industry a …