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Officials are concerned subsidized Chinese firms are going after the bloc’s champions. …

Scotland is investing over £7 m across several city councils to build up public charging infrastructure for electric vehicles. The idea is to help the private sector launch a charging network with a particular focus on rural areas. …

German automakers fear a trade war with a key trading partner. The first vote, set for 15 July 2024, is not binding. …

The European Commission has initiated a critical study focusing on the availability of suitable rest facilities for professional drivers and the development of secured parking areas throughout the European Union. …

Closing an EV factory in the EU's home city would be a grave symbol of the bloc's struggle to reach only zero-emission car sales by 2035. …

How do we ensure success? With the Decade of Sustainable Transport kicking off in 2026, IRU stressed two critical components to the UN in New York: the Green Compact and the UN’s own proven conventions. …

The ESPO secretariat received nine submissions for the 16th edition of the ESPO Award. …

Shipping associations are putting pressure on IMO to drastically amend its Carbon Intensity Indicator (CII) instrument at the September 2024 MEPC, saying that currently it has “unintended consequences”, contradictory to its aims …

The European Automobile Manufacturers’ Association (ACEA) and five top automotive groups push for the patent pool operator to uphold transparency in a joint letter. …

The partnership with Stellantis will “allow us to take the lead and go faster than some other Chinese automakers,” CEO Zhu Jiangming said. …