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General Motors takes $7bn hit from EV pullback

General Motors records a massive $7.1bn quarterly loss, largely due to scaling back its electric vehicle ambitions amid shifting US policy and waning consumer demand. Read the full analysis.

UK EV sales surge 23.9% in 2025 as market grows 3.5%

UK new car registrations grew 3.5% in 2025, surpassing 2 million sales. Electric vehicle demand surged, with battery EV registrations up 23.9%, capturing a 23.4% market share. Read the full analysis.

£5.5bn in EV discounts offered by UK car makers

UK car manufacturers gave £5.5bn in discounts on electric vehicles last year, averaging £11,000 per car, to meet strict sales targets. Industry calls for Labour to review 2030 ban.

EVs achieve 352 MPG equivalent in fuel cost study

New research shows electric cars can travel 352 miles for the cost of a gallon of petrol. Discover how smart tariffs make EVs vastly cheaper to run, despite public charging challenges.

Best Used EVs 2026: Top 10 Second-Hand Electric Cars

Discover the top 10 used electric cars for 2026, from budget-friendly Nissan Leafs to luxury Porsche Taycans. Our EV Editor's guide reveals the best second-hand EV bargains and smart buying tips.

Tesla loses world's top EV maker crown to BYD

Tesla's electric vehicle sales fell for a second year, allowing Chinese rival BYD to become the new global leader. Discover the reasons behind the shift and what's next for Elon Musk's company.

Australia's 2026 EV Boom Faces Potential Tax Changes

Australia's electric vehicle market is poised for a major expansion in 2026 with new affordable and luxury models, but faces potential regulatory changes including a road-user charge. Discover the cars coming and the policy challenges ahead.

Tesla EU sales fall 34% as Chinese rivals surge

Tesla's European registrations tumbled by over a third in November, as a consumer backlash and fierce competition from China's BYD hit the EV maker. Discover the shifting dynamics of the electric car market.

VW Delays US Buzz Electric Van Until 2027

Volkswagen pauses US sales of its electric ID. Buzz for 2026, citing a cooling EV market and disappointing sales. The rebooted model is now slated for a 2027 arrival. Read the full analysis.

Nissan Sunderland launches new Leaf amid EV slowdown

Nissan has launched production of the third-generation Leaf at its Sunderland plant following a £450m upgrade. The move comes as the global EV transition slows, with Nissan scaling back its own European electrification targets.

Red Tape Cut to Speed Up Public EV Charger Rollout

New Planning and Infrastructure Act removes key licensing barrier for chargepoint operators, alongside £600m funding boost and measures to cut costs for drivers. Read the full details.

States Sue Trump Over $2bn EV Charging Fund Withholding

A coalition of 16 US states and Washington DC is suing the Trump administration for unlawfully withholding over $2 billion in electric vehicle charging infrastructure funding. Read the latest on this major legal clash over climate policy.

Newly Opened Bridge in China Collapses in Sichuan

A newly constructed bridge in China's Sichuan province collapsed just days after opening, with dramatic footage capturing the incident. Investigation launched into infrastructure safety.

London Tops UK Chart for Cycling Commutes

New data reveals London leads the UK in cycling to work, with a 7% surge in bike commutes. Discover the boroughs driving this green transport boom and the government's active travel strategy.

Kyiv Under Mass Air Attack: Residents Show Defiance

The Ukrainian capital endures another devastating mass air attack as Russia intensifies its campaign against energy infrastructure. Citizens display remarkable resilience amidst the destruction.

Hanson's Explosive Speech: Stop All Immigration Now

One Nation leader Pauline Hanson has ignited a firestorm in Australian Parliament with a blistering speech calling for an immediate stop to all immigration, citing infrastructure strain and loss of national identity.

Trump Admin Kills California High-Speed Rail Funding

The Trump administration has formally terminated its funding agreement for California's ambitious high-speed rail project, demanding the return of $3.5 billion in federal grants and dealing a potentially fatal blow to the long-delayed infrastructure progr

Venice Beach declared hazardous due to sinkholes and sewage

Exclusive: Venice Beach, California's world-famous coastline, faces emergency closure as dangerous sinkholes, raw sewage spills, and crumbling infrastructure create a severe public health hazard. Authorities warn visitors to avoid the area.

Philly Commuters Trapped on Train for Five Harrowing Hours

Commuters on a SEPTA train in Philadelphia endured a nightmare scenario, trapped underground for over five hours without power or air conditioning. The harrowing incident has sparked outrage and calls for infrastructure investment.

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