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The European Automobile Manufacturers’ Association (ACEA) welcomes the conclusion of negotiations for a free trade agreement (FTA) between the European Union and Australia. …

As the fuel market crisis intensifies across the EU, IRU has urged its transport ministers to take immediate and coordinated EU-level action to keep supply chains moving and protect people’s mobility. …

In a highly-anticipated verdict, on March 19 the European Court of Justice (ECJ) ruled against the German government’s policy of capping track access charges, finding that the regime applying to local and regional passenger services is “ …

From AI and data strategy to green logistics, packaging regulation and the evolving role of supply chain in boardroom decisions, ALSC Europe 2026 brought together industry leaders in Bonn. …

In February 2026 year-to-date (YTD), new EU car registrations fell by 1.2% compared to the same period last year, easing the challenging start to the year witnessed in January. …

Green steel made with sustainable or low-emission energy could play a starring role in the next decade in Europe, helping automakers offset tailpipe emissions that will allow them to sell internal combustion engine cars after a 2035 dead …

America’s ambassador to the EU called on the European Parliament to back the trade deal struck with President Donald Trump, arguing it would unlock deeper transatlantic cooperation on energy, tech and AI. …

Sharply rising fuel prices as a result of geopolitical tensions in the Middle East are placing a significant burden on the transport industry. …

Germany's car industry could learn from China's disciplined industrial ​planning, Volkswagen CEO Oliver Blume ‌said in an interview released on Sunday, as the automaker pushes ahead with ​deep restructuring to stay ​competitive. …

This week saw less volatility in Brent, which is nonetheless slowly reaching record highs, staying above USD 100 since Monday 16 March. …

The global shift to electric vehicles is entering a more complicated phase, with EV demand and production misaligning. …

China’s automakers in February nearly doubled their vehicle their European sales, which surged 94 percent to 78,962 and captured an 8 percent market share — led by demand for plug-in hybrids from BYD and Chery, as well as battery-electri …

The reform consists of two linked instruments: the Land and Multimodal Transport Guidelines (LMTG) and the Transport Block Exemption Regulation (TBER). …

The European Union and Australia are expected to conclude talks on a long-awaited trade deal early next week, with Commission President Ursula von der Leyen on Wednesday announcing she would visit from March 23-25.  …

New-car sales in Europe were up 1.9 percent in February compared with the same month in 2025, according to market analyst Dataforce, with Stellantis gaining 11 percent as CEO Antonio Filosa tries to turn around the troubled automaker. …

The European Parliament will hold a committee vote on the EU-U.S. trade deal this week, top lawmakers decided on Tuesday, in a step that will be met with relief in Washington.  …

The introduction of CO2-based road charges with full exemptions for zero-emission vehicles (ZEVs) is one of the most effective and targeted levers to accelerate the transition to zero-emission trucks and buses. …

eFTI (Electronic Freight Transport Information) is a common European standard that enables carriers, forwarders and inspection authorities to exchange cargo information electronically. …

Europe’s automakers face a dilemma: Many of their plants in the region are operating at a fraction of their capacity, but shutting them means inviting the wrath of unions and politicians. …

This week, Member States began discussions at working party level on the European Commission’s proposal for a new regulation on military mobility, which aims to introduce binding rules to accelerate the movement of troops and military eq …