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Red Sea attacks: ECSA welcomes European Parliament call for immediate EU action

Maritime and Ports ECSA - 2024-01-18

The European Parliament adopted today a Resolution condemning the recent attacks on commercial shipping in the Red Sea and calling for immediate and concerted EU efforts including a naval operation. …

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Trucks and buses: EU agrees on most ambitious Carbon Dioxide-reduction targets globally

News from Brussels ACEA - 2024-01-18

Law makers have reached a deal setting the most ambitious Carbon Dioxide reduction targets for trucks and buses globally. …

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Höegh Autoliners signs new contract with major East Asian car producer

Members Corner Hoegh Autoliners - 2024-01-17

Höegh Autoliners ASA has signed a new contract with a major East Asian car producer for the transport of cars, mainly electronic vehicles (EVs), from Asia to Europe. …

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Valenciaport calls for tenders for the works of the third railway line between the Poniente and Levante docks

Members Corner Valencia Port - 2024-01-17

Valenciaport has published today on its website the technical and administrative specifications for the tender for the work of doubling the track and the implementation of the third railway line between the Poni …

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Road transport industry to EU states: Reject mandatory purchasing targets

News from Brussels IRU - 2024-01-17

IRU, the world road transport organisation, has called on EU Member States to firmly reject the European Parliament’s proposal to impose mandatory purchasing targets for zero-emission Heavy-Duty Vehicles on transport operators. …

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BYD plans $14 bn investment in smarter car features

Automotive Industry Automotive News Europe - 2024-01-17

BYD, the world’s largest maker of electric vehicles, will invest 100 bn yuan ($14 billion) to develop smart-car features, its founder and CEO, Wang Chuanfu, said. …

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ESPO welcomes European Parliament’s recognition of and support for the strategic and comprehensive role of Europe’s ports

News from Brussels ESPO - 2024-01-17

On Wednesday 17 January, the European Parliament officially adopted the Berendsen report, an own-initiative report on “building a comprehensive European Port Strategy” (585 in favour, 21 against, 26 abstentions). …

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China's SAIC set to add 14 vehicle vessels to boost exports

Automotive Industry Reuters - 2024-01-17

SAIC Motor Corp,plans to add 14 vehicle vessels in the next three years to its fleet of carriers as the state-owned Chinese automaker aims to boost sales in overseas markets, it said on Wednesday 17 January. …

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BYD's first vehicle carrier sets sail with EVs bound for Europe

Automotive Industry Automotive News Europe - 2024-01-16

BYD's first vehicle vessel has set sail from China's southern city of Shenzhen carrying electric vehicles bound for Europe. …

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BCA – LCV values continued to realign as the year ends

Members Corner BCA - 2024-01-16

LCV values at BCA continued to realign as 2023 drew to a close, averaging £8,037 in December, the lowest monthly figure recorded since the UK was in lockdown in 2020. …

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VW holds talks with France's Blue Solutions on solid-state batteries, report says

Automotive Industry Automotive News Europe - 2024-01-16

Volkswagen, whose drive to develop a solid-state electric car battery with the US startup QuantumScape has been dogged by delays, is holding talks with France's Blue Solutions on the technology, a source with direct knowledge of the …

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Fuel cell vehicles face low demand in Japan

Automotive Industry ELECTRIVE - 2024-01-16

Similarly to the rest of the globe, hydrogen cars are currently anything but successful in Japan. Sales of hydrogen cars in the island nation have fallen by 83% in the past two years – to just 422 units in 2023. …

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VW steers clear of Red Sea disruption by rerouting parts supply

Automotive Industry Automotive News Europe - 2024-01-16

Volkswagen Group is avoiding production woes faced by Tesla and Volvo by redirecting ships quickly after the Red Sea crisis erupted last month, ensuring a steady supply of parts despite the escalating hostilities. …

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Toyota to announce plans for scandal-hit Daihatsu in a month

Automotive Industry Reuters - 2024-01-16

Japan's Toyota Motor, opens new tab plans to announce in about a month steps to overhaul its small-car specialist Daihatsu Motor after an investigation into misconduct at its unit related to rigged collision-safety tests found issue …

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Rocking the boat: Setting up scalable, profitable truck parking in months

News from Brussels IRU - 2024-01-15

The lack of safe and secure parking areas is a fundamental challenge facing the road transport industry. What are the solutions? …

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Suzuki's Hungary plant to stop production amid Red Sea supply gap

Automotive Industry Automotive News Europe - 2024-01-15

Suzuki's plant in Hungary will suspend output of the Vitara and S-Cross models amid supply shortages caused by attacks on shipping in the Red Sea. …

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BMW's Brilliance China partner considers selling JV stake, report says

Automotive Industry Automotive News Europe - 2024-01-15

Owners of BMW’s automaking partner in China are considering options to raise funds, including selling the company’s stake in its joint venture with the automaker, according to people familiar with the matter. …

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BMW's sales growth is mostly electric as combustion-engine 'tipping point' passes, CFO says

Automotive Industry Automotive News Europe - 2024-01-15

BMW has passed the tipping point for combustion-engine vehicle sales and now generates most sales growth from electric cars, its chief financial officer, Walter Mertl, said in a media roundtable. …

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Stellantis plans 2,250 temporary layoffs at Italian Mirafiori plant

Automotive Industry Automotive News Europe - 2024-01-15

Stellantis will temporarily lay-off about 2,250 workers at its Mirafiori plant in the Italian city of Turin in the coming weeks in response to weak demand. …

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The invisible killer on Europe’s roads

Land transportation Transport & Environment - 2024-01-15

The European Parliament and Council should use the trilogue negotiations on the Heavy-Duty Vehicle (HDV) Carbon Dioxide standards to extend the scope to small and vocational trucks. …

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