Paul Myles is the European Editor at WardsAuto.com. He is an award-winning journalist with extensive experience covering all aspects of the automotive industry, including electric vehicles and car manufacturing. His insights and expertise have been featured in Journalism.co.uk, Yahoo Finance, and Automotive Dive.
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Both legacy and emerging brands from China saw double-digit year-over-year growth in hybrid and electric new-car registrations.
The automaker has teamed up with Pony.ai and Bolt to trial autonomous technology on the nation’s city streets.
Customers of many U.S. brands will soon enjoy a more comprehensive audio and video experience in their vehicles.
Yoshihiro Nakata says its manufacturing partners in the U.K., Japan and Turkey should be recognized as “Made in EU” under a legislative proposal.
Priced from 66,000 euros ($76,206), the first deliveries of the all-electric Dodge Charger Daytona and ICE-powered Charger are set for September.
Auto industry body hopes rethink of EV sales targets will take consumer demand into account.
The British automaker eyes “double-digit revenue growth” with a wide range of powertrain choices for Land Rover.
Recent study results from the rental and leasing firm Europcar suggest fragile confidence in EVs across the broader market.
A collaboration with the military specialist sees the French automaker move into the burgeoning European defense sector.
By: Paul Myles
Upgrades for the GranTurismo, GranCabrio and Grecale models come as Stellantis’ CEO confirms that talks with two possible partners are underway.
