Jennifer Mossalgue

photo of China’s Chery to set up shop in Europe image Chinese automaker Chery is planning to make cars in Spain, where the EV market is at just 12%, half that of Portugal and France. This would be Chery’s first manufacturing site in Europe. more…

Chinese EV makers are looking to export electric vehicles by the tens of thousands around the globe, but they need a lot more car-carrying vessels to make that happen.

Alfa Romeo is naming its first BEV after the city of Milan, but Italy says that’s illegal since the car will be built in Poland

China has been heavily subsidizing its green tech sectors. But BYD is a favorite child of the bunch, receiving subsidies to the tune of “at least” $3.7 billion, according to a new German study.

photo of China gave BYD an incredible $3.7 billion to ‘win’ the EV race image China has been heavily subsidizing its green tech sectors, but homegrown EV company BYD is a favorite child of the bunch, receiving enormous subsidies to the tune of at least $3.7 billion, according to a new German study. more…

European automakers including Volkswagen and Jaguar Land Rover had to pay $552 million in fines for missing CO2 emission targets in 2020, the first year new regulations were put in place, according to a new report.

photo of Ford’s BlueCruise hands-free driver assist under investigation after two fatal crashes image The National Transportation Safety Board is investigating two fatal crashes involving two separate Ford Mustang Mach-Es crashing into stationary vehicles, where three people have died. In at least one of the crashes, Ford’s BlueCruise hands-free driver-assist system was activated at the time of the crash,…

The National Transportation Safety Board is investigating two fatal crashes involving two separate Ford Mustang Mach-Es crashing into stationary vehicles, where three people have died.

Oil and gas giant BP is slashing jobs at its electric vehicle charging business and pulling out of several markets as its big bet on rapid growth in commercial EV fleets “didn't pay off,” according to company sources.

The ongoing tensions between Italy and Alfa Romeo's parent company Stellantis reached a head last week when the Italian government told the automaker