
EV100 members urge EU to keep truck CO2
Major fleet operators including IKEA and EDF have petitioned the EU Commission to maintain current heavy-duty vehicle emissions rules, warning that

Major fleet operators including IKEA and EDF have petitioned the EU Commission to maintain current heavy-duty vehicle emissions rules, warning that

Tesla has upgraded all Model 3 and Model Y vehicles sold in China with a larger 16-inch touchscreen and vehicle-to-load power export capability.

NIO delivered 109,178 electric vehicles in Q3 2026, a 25.4% year-over-year increase, but growth is slowing with September up just 7.7%.

Nissan will make hybrids its primary powertrain in the Americas by 2030, starting with a U.S.-built Rogue Hybrid and an e-Power Kicks by 2028, aiming to

JLR confirms the Range Rover Sport Electric will not be a 2027 model in the U.S., despite its 378-mile range and 4.3-second 0-62 mph time.

The European Union's technical committee has postponed a bloc-wide vote on Tesla's Full Self-Driving (Supervised) system, pushing the earliest possible

Tesla has been named the primary manufacturer for a record 2,500 electric Class 8 truck order by the ZET SCALE alliance, a deal that will nearly double the

Volkswagen has pushed the U.S. Return of its ID. Buzz electric van to the 2028 model year, citing weak demand and market challenges, but confirms planned

The Juiced Bikes Scrambler, a motorcycle-style electric bicycle, is back after the brand's 2024 bankruptcy and 2025 acquisition by Lectric eBikes.

Rivian has issued a recall for nearly 99,000 vehicles, including its new R2 model, because a software pop-up can block the backup camera view.

BYD unveiled a 44-metric-ton electric semi-truck and a 1.5-megawatt charging system at the IAA Transportation show in Hannover, targeting Europe's heavy

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