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By 2030, the Carbon Dioxide emissions of new vehicles must be at least -45% lower than 2019/2020. …

This marked the fifteenth consecutive month of growth, with notable double-digit percentage increases in three of the largest markets: France (+21.9%), Italy (+20%), and Spain (+18.1%). …

Today’s vote of the European Parliament on the new CO2 standards for heavy-duty vehicles gives a clear direction to all players involved in decarbonising the road freight sector. …

Nio will partner with Changan to develop battery-swapping electric vehicles, in an attempt by the money-losing Chinese EV maker to ease costs. …

The initial fast-charging sites are slated to be operational by 2025, and will be situated along major highways with a combined capacity of 133 MW.  …

The first Zeekr vehicles for customers in Sweden and the Netherlands are due to be delivered this year, and in Germany at the beginning of 2024. Zeekr plans to expand its presence to most Western European countries by 2026. …

Stellantis will start in-depth talks with the Italian government next month to finalize a broad agreement for the country's automotive industry, including higher domestic production targets. …

The automotive industry in Germany is in decline and pulls the entire German economy down with it. …

The International Chamber of Shipping (ICS), which represents over 80% of the world’s merchant fleet, and the International Bunker Industry Association (IBIA), which represents the global bunker industry, have submitted a joint prop …

Renault Group’s new Ampere unit will produce a compact full-electric SUV vehicle for alliance partner Mitsubishi, the company said. …