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UK Carmakers Near Relaxed Electric Vehicle Sales Targets
The UK car industry successfully lobbied the government to relax its zero-emission vehicle mandate, resulting in a lower effective target for electric vehicle sales (22.06% in 2025) which carmakers are on track to meet, despite only 13% of private buyers choosing electric vehicles. This success, how...
UK Carmakers Near Relaxed Electric Vehicle Sales Targets
The UK car industry successfully lobbied the government to relax its zero-emission vehicle mandate, resulting in a lower effective target for electric vehicle sales (22.06% in 2025) which carmakers are on track to meet, despite only 13% of private buyers choosing electric vehicles. This success, how...
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Hyundai's Rise to European Automotive Leadership"
Hyundai, once overlooked, is now Europe's leading Asian car import brand, driven by adaptation and a focus on the European market, aiming for top import spot in 5-10 years with new B-segment models and electrification strategies.
Hyundai's Rise to European Automotive Leadership"
Hyundai, once overlooked, is now Europe's leading Asian car import brand, driven by adaptation and a focus on the European market, aiming for top import spot in 5-10 years with new B-segment models and electrification strategies.
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UK-US Trade Deal: Car Exports Soar, but Farmers Bear the Brunt
A UK-US trade deal reduces car import tariffs to 10% from 27.5%, impacting car manufacturers positively, but British farmers criticize their use as leverage to secure deals for other sectors, as beef and steel exports face continued challenges.
UK-US Trade Deal: Car Exports Soar, but Farmers Bear the Brunt
A UK-US trade deal reduces car import tariffs to 10% from 27.5%, impacting car manufacturers positively, but British farmers criticize their use as leverage to secure deals for other sectors, as beef and steel exports face continued challenges.
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De Meo Resigns from Renault, Joins Kering Amidst Luxury Industry Crisis
Luca de Meo, former CEO of Renault, resigned to become CEO of Kering, a luxury goods company struggling with decreased Chinese demand and US market uncertainty; Renault's stock fell 8.5%, while Kering's rose 12% upon the news.
De Meo Resigns from Renault, Joins Kering Amidst Luxury Industry Crisis
Luca de Meo, former CEO of Renault, resigned to become CEO of Kering, a luxury goods company struggling with decreased Chinese demand and US market uncertainty; Renault's stock fell 8.5%, while Kering's rose 12% upon the news.
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MG's Revival: A British Brand's Electric Future
MG, a British car brand founded in 1920s England, went bankrupt in 2005, was acquired by the Chinese SAIC group, and relaunched in 2020 in Europe as a technologically advanced electric vehicle manufacturer, achieving success with models like the MG4 and MG5.
MG's Revival: A British Brand's Electric Future
MG, a British car brand founded in 1920s England, went bankrupt in 2005, was acquired by the Chinese SAIC group, and relaunched in 2020 in Europe as a technologically advanced electric vehicle manufacturer, achieving success with models like the MG4 and MG5.
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Xiaomi's Electric SUV Drives Stock to Record Highs
Xiaomi, a Chinese multinational, unveiled its first electric SUV, the YU7, on Thursday, boosting its stock price 64% this year to near-record highs in Hong Kong; the company aims for 350,000 vehicle deliveries in 2025.
Xiaomi's Electric SUV Drives Stock to Record Highs
Xiaomi, a Chinese multinational, unveiled its first electric SUV, the YU7, on Thursday, boosting its stock price 64% this year to near-record highs in Hong Kong; the company aims for 350,000 vehicle deliveries in 2025.
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US Ends Electric Vehicle Tax Credits, Slowing EV Market Growth
The US Congress ended $7,500 tax credits for new electric vehicles and $4,000 credits for used EVs on September 30th, potentially slowing EV market growth and benefiting automakers by eliminating fuel economy penalties; a Harvard study forecasts a 6% reduction in EV penetration by 2030 due to this.
US Ends Electric Vehicle Tax Credits, Slowing EV Market Growth
The US Congress ended $7,500 tax credits for new electric vehicles and $4,000 credits for used EVs on September 30th, potentially slowing EV market growth and benefiting automakers by eliminating fuel economy penalties; a Harvard study forecasts a 6% reduction in EV penetration by 2030 due to this.
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Record Electric Car Sales in Spain: 11,334 Units Sold in June 2024
Spain's June 2024 electric car sales reached a record 11,334 units, a 104% increase year-on-year, driven by government incentives under the Plan Reinicia Auto+, contributing to a 15% rise in total car sales to 119,000 units and marking the sector's best month this year.
Record Electric Car Sales in Spain: 11,334 Units Sold in June 2024
Spain's June 2024 electric car sales reached a record 11,334 units, a 104% increase year-on-year, driven by government incentives under the Plan Reinicia Auto+, contributing to a 15% rise in total car sales to 119,000 units and marking the sector's best month this year.
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Lotus Weighs US Production Shift, Threatening 1,300 UK Jobs
Facing potential closure, Lotus's UK plant, employing 1,300, may cease production to shift to the US due to US tariffs and Geely's China-centric strategy, despite the UK plant's historical significance.
Lotus Weighs US Production Shift, Threatening 1,300 UK Jobs
Facing potential closure, Lotus's UK plant, employing 1,300, may cease production to shift to the US due to US tariffs and Geely's China-centric strategy, despite the UK plant's historical significance.
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Lotus Considers US Relocation Amidst US Tariffs
Facing potential job losses of 1300 employees at its Hethel, Norfolk headquarters, Lotus, a UK sportscar manufacturer majority-owned by Geely, is considering moving production to the US due to high US import tariffs, currently at 25% but set to drop to 10% by June.
Lotus Considers US Relocation Amidst US Tariffs
Facing potential job losses of 1300 employees at its Hethel, Norfolk headquarters, Lotus, a UK sportscar manufacturer majority-owned by Geely, is considering moving production to the US due to high US import tariffs, currently at 25% but set to drop to 10% by June.
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US Tariffs Slash UK Car Exports by Over Half
UK car exports to the US plunged 55.4% in May due to US tariffs, impacting major exporters like Jaguar Land Rover and highlighting the importance of the US market to the UK economy, which was valued at £9 billion last year.
US Tariffs Slash UK Car Exports by Over Half
UK car exports to the US plunged 55.4% in May due to US tariffs, impacting major exporters like Jaguar Land Rover and highlighting the importance of the US market to the UK economy, which was valued at £9 billion last year.
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EU Car Registrations Fall, but EVs and Hybrids Surge
New car registrations in the European Union decreased in the first five months of 2025 compared to 2024, with EV sales reaching 15.4% of the market and hybrid-electric cars dominating at 35.1%, while petrol and diesel cars declined to 38.1%.
EU Car Registrations Fall, but EVs and Hybrids Surge
New car registrations in the European Union decreased in the first five months of 2025 compared to 2024, with EV sales reaching 15.4% of the market and hybrid-electric cars dominating at 35.1%, while petrol and diesel cars declined to 38.1%.
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