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Greenpeace analysis shows SUV boom destroys climate progress

Despite their climate pledges, the CO2 emissions of the world's three largest car manufacturers - Toyota, Volkswagen and Hyundai-Kia - have risen significantly. Greenpeace attributes this to the increasing sales of SUVs.

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BYD and Iveco to deliver 188 electric buses to Naples

Commercial Vehicles

Isuzu to open eMobility centre in Japan

Circontrol presents new generation of Raption high-power chargers

Nio and Geely join forces on battery swapping

Altilium Metals receives £700,000 from UK government for two research projects

ZeroAvia reveals investors and partners with Ecojet airlines

Gotion and InoBat planning battery factory in Slovakia

Toyota wants to sell Denso shares

US foreign content battery regulations under consideration

EU member states seek solution for EV tariffs between EU and UK

Mercedes EQS SUV production may move to Bremen

Honda e sales discontinued in Europe

De Lijn procures up to 1,600 electric bus chargers for Belgium

ZES electrifies another ship on Dutch inland waterways

Lion Electric to cut workforce in North America

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UK government announces battery strategy

Einride opens electric truck charging park in Sweden

New funding for Sono Motors to continue business until 2024

MyWheels relies on CloudBoxx from Invers

Lilium clears another hurdle towards European type approval