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Tesla and Uber have launched an incentive program valued at up to $2,000 to encourage ride-share drivers to switch to electric vehicles. Eligible Uber drivers purchasing a new Tesla Model 3 or Model Y can receive $1,000 in Tesla credits upon delivery and another $1,000 from Uber after completing 100 trips, Tesla announced on a dedicated section of its

The German auto industry, traditionally viewed as a stable source of long-term employment, may face significant workforce reductions over the next decade, largely driven by the sector's shift to electric vehicles (EVs), according to a new study by consultancy firm

JAC Motors, a Chinese electric truck manufacturer, has shipped 100 MD electric trucks (cab and chassis) to a single customer in Mexico, marking a notable advancement in the company's efforts to establish a presence in the North American market.

BYD has made significant strides in boosting its factory capacity over the past three months to sustain its ongoing sales growth in the new energy vehicle (NEV) market. According to He Zhiqi, the company's executive vice president, BYD increased its production capacity by nearly 200,000 units during the August to October period, as announced on Weibo.

Yutong Bus has successfully completed a battery endurance and mileage challenge, traveling 555 kilometers on a single charge in Australia, underscoring its commitment to advancing green mobility solutions in public transport.

Eve Air Mobility has announced the acquisition of a $50 million loan from Citibank to strengthen its balance sheet and support its aircraft research and development program. This loan will increase Eve's pro-forma liquidity for the second quarter of 2024 to approximately $480 million when combined with $95.6 million in equity financing secured in July 2024 from various global industrial companies and financial investors. The company also established a new $88 million credit line agreement with Brazil's National Development Bank (BNDES) for the development of its aircraft production facility in Taubaté, São Paulo.

China has formally lodged a complaint with the World Trade Organization (WTO) against the European Union (EU) over its recent tariff hikes on electric vehicles (EVs) imported from China. Chinese officials filed the complaint on Monday, arguing that the EU's decision constitutes “trade protectionism” and infringes on global trade rules. The move, announced by China's Commerce Ministry, aims to “safeguard the development interests” of the EV sector.

Europe must invest €39 billion ($42.46 billion) annually to meet its net zero emissions targets in the transport sector by 2050, according to a report released by campaign group Transport & Environment (T&E) on Monday. The organization outlined five key recommendations aimed at guiding the European Union's efforts to decarbonize its transportation systems.

Tesla has introduced a new incentive in China, offering customers the chance to win a tour of its Giga Shanghai facility as the automaker seeks to leverage the country's car consumption stimulus. From now until December 3, Chinese customers who order a new Tesla vehicle via the company's trade-in service and complete the delivery within the contract period will be eligible for a lottery, the company announced on Weibo.

The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) announced on Tuesday that General Motors will recall 107 Chevy Bolt EV and EUV vehicles from model years 2020-2022 due to a potential fire risk. The recall involves vehicles previously repaired in earlier recalls, with concerns that the installation of advanced diagnostic software may not have been properly completed, potentially creating a hazard when the battery is fully or nearly fully charged.