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ECG launches the new “Rail Catalogue” to improve planning and transparency in Finished Vehicle Logistics

News from ECG ECG - 2025-11-25

ECG has released its new “Rail Catalogue,” a practical tool that gathers essential information on European automotive compounds equipped with rail tracks. …

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ECG welcomes Council’s efforts to reach an agreement on Weights and Dimensions directive

News from ECG ECG - 2025-11-21

Over the past few days, the EU has made substantial progress in its long-running effort to revise the Weights and Dimensions Directive under the Danish Presidency in the Council.  …

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Press release: ECG and VDA publish updated guideline to standardise emissions reporting in automotive logistics

News from ECG ECG - 2025-11-20

The automotive supply chain continues to take decisive steps towards decarbonisation with the publication of the second version of the Emissions Calculation and Reporting Guideline, jointly developed by ECG – the Association of European …

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Modernised EU rules on driving licences and driving disqualifications enter into force

News from Brussels European Commission - 2025-11-25

Today, modernised rules on driving licences and mutual recognition of driving disqualifications enter into force across the EU. …

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New car registrations: +1.4% in October 2025 year-to-date; battery-electric 16.4% market share

Automotive Industry ACEA - 2025-11-25

Despite this recent positive momentum, overall volumes remain far below pre-pandemic levels. The battery-electric car market share reached 16.4% YTD, yet it is still below the pace needed at this stage of the transition. …

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Stellantis Chairman John Elkann says Europe’s car industry risks ‘irreversible decline’ because of CO2 targets

Automotive Industry Automotive News Europe - 2025-11-25

Stellantis Chairman John Elkann warned that the European auto industry risks an “irreversible decline” if the European Union does not soften its stance on cuts in CO2 emissions to grant automakers more flexibility. …

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How the Nexperia chip crisis upended auto supply chains - again

Automotive Industry Reuters - 2025-11-24

A factory next to a weed-ridden lot in China's industrial south has become a global choke point for automotive chips, upending a sector that just a few years ago swore it wouldn't be caught again by supply-chain disruptions. …

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3 pillars that will decide the future of carriers in 2026

Land transportation trans.info - 2025-11-24

Last year, European road transport expanded by just 0.6% – a figure within the statistical margin of error. According to Eurowag’s Transforming Transportation in 2026 report, this is stagnation, not a recovery. …

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EU deal clears the way for heavier trucks. Here’s what operators need to know

Land transportation Trans.info - 2025-11-21

Hauliers could soon gain access to 44-tonne cross-border operations for zero-emission vehicles, according to the International Road Transport Union. …

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Magna to produce China's GAC electric vehicles in Europe

Automotive Industry Reuters - 2025-11-21

China's Guangzhou Automobile Group (GAC) will build its electric AION V model at a Magna facility in Austria, the two companies said on Thursday, a strategy that should help GAC avoid the EU's tariffs on China-made EVs.  …

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European Rail Freight leaders call for stronger connections between transport modes to bolster EU competitiveness and security

News from Brussels CER: The Voice of European Railways - 2025-11-20

The CEOs of European rail freight companies were joined in Copenhagen by high-Level representatives from the Danish Authorities, the European Commission, and industry leaders for a two-day strategic meeting  hosted by DB Cargo and o …

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New EU Military Mobility Package: road transport at the core of resilience

News from Brussels IRU - 2025-11-20

IRU welcomes the European Commission and High Representative’s new Military Mobility Package and calls for practical civil and military cooperation to keep the EU’s transport network strong and ready. …

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Dutch return control of Chinese-owned chipmaker Nexperia, defusing immediate crisis

Automotive Industry Automotive News Europe - 2025-11-19

The news that the Dutch government has agreed to relinquish control of the Chinese-owned chipmaker Nexperia significantly de-escalates a crisis that threatened to disrupt worldwide auto production and highlighted Beijing’s growing levera …

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Council and Parliament agree on rules for a better management and increased use of Europe’s railway infrastructure

News from Brussels Council of the EU - 2025-11-19

Council and Parliament negotiators reached today a provisional agreement to harmonise, simplify and rationalise the management of the available capacity for trains on the EU’s rail network, both within and across member states. …

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EU grants millions in funding for charging and H2 infrastructure

News from Brussels ELECTRIVE - 2025-11-19

In a new round of funding under the Alternative Fuels Infrastructure Facility (AFIF) programme, the European Commission has selected 70 projects that will receive grants totalling over €600 million for the electrification and decarbonisa …

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Auto sector grapples with Nexperia disruption amid hopes for Dutch-China talks

Automotive Industry Reuters - 2025-11-18

German automotive suppliers are still struggling with a global chip supply shortage triggered by a trade dispute over manufacturer Nexperia, with thousands of workers facing production disruptions at Bosch, the company said on Tuesday. …

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German automakers are making too much money in China to back away

Automotive Industry Automotive News Europe - 2025-11-17

Germany’s business leaders have seen the flashing red warning signs that relying on China is risking economic calamity. They are just not heeding them. …

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EU driving-licence reforms explained: what hauliers and lorry drivers need to know

Land transportation trans.info - 2025-11-17

Europe’s driving-licence system is about to change: new rules on driver ages, medical checks, digital licences and cross-border bans will take effect by 2029, forcing hauliers to adapt their recruitment and compliance practices. …

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BYD aims to double European sales network by end-2026, executive says

Automotive Industry Reuters - 2025-11-17

China's biggest automaker BYD  is planning to double it sales network in Europe by the end of next year, a senior executive said on Monday, as part of an aggressive push into the continent's market. …

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Stellantis chair presses EU to gut 2035 combustion engine ban

News from Brussels POLITICO - 2025-11-17

The EU should weaken its green car rules in an upcoming policy announcement or else risk sending the industry into a tailspin, Stellantis Chair John Elkann warned in an interview with POLITICO. …

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Guess Polska Transport & Logistics joins ECG!

Members Corner Guess Polska Transport & Logistics - 2025-11-17

Guess Polska Transport & Logistics is a dynamically growing logistics company specialising in vehicle transportation across Europe. …

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New HGV market falls but ZEV uptake quadruples

Automotive Industry SMMT - 2025-11-17

New heavy goods vehicle (HGV) registrations declined by -14.5% in the third quarter of 2025 with 9,272 new trucks entering service in the UK, according to the latest data published by the Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders …

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Tata Motors cuts Jaguar Land Rover margin forecast after cyberattack, China woes

Automotive Industry Reuters - 2025-11-14

Tata Motors Passenger Vehicles cut its fiscal 2026 margin goal for Jaguar Land Rover on Friday after a cyberattack disrupted production at the luxury automaker, adding to pressure from soft demand in China and chip supply constraints. …

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