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EU car registrations up 9.3% in September, EV market share rise continues
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Tesla tops Europe's car charts as Musk eyes SpaceX merger
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Tesla has achieved its best-ever sales month in Europe, with the Model Y and Model 3 claiming the top two positions…
Lepas Aura: design concept underscores Chery’s global ambitions
Arnaud Henckaerts·
Lepas, a brand from the Chinese Chery group, has unveiled the Aura. The shooting brake is the brand’s “first global concept…
Using a cell phone while cycling will soon cost €180 in the Netherlands
Luc Joris·
Starting next year, several traffic fines in the Netherlands will increase. This is due to a draft cabinet indexation decision that…
World's largest electric ferry makes waves, but range remains challenge
Joris Van Roy·
The world’s largest battery-electric ferry has begun carrying passengers between Argentina and Uruguay. With a massive 41 MWh battery, equivalent to…
Oxfam: 'Climate chaos deepens inequality and enriches the few'
Hilde Van Raemdonck·
A new Oxfam analysis estimates that the world’s richest 0.1 percent (8 million people) produce more carbon pollution than the world’s…
Luxeed without Huawei: Chery’s surprising new bet on Europe
Joris Van Roy·
What happens when a Chinese luxury car brand leaves behind the technology partner that helped define its identity? Chery is preparing…
Bart Deswert is the new Head of Sales at Polestar Belux
Tony Verhelle·
Polestar has appointed Bart Deswert as the new head of Sales for Belgium and Luxembourg. His aim is to strengthen Polestar’s…
Heavier electric vans escape truck rules in Belgium bar one
Piet Andries·
From 1 November, electric and hydrogen vans weighing up to 4.25 tons will follow the same traffic rules as ordinary 3.5-ton…
Ford updates Mustang Mach-E
Tony Verhelle·
In the U.S., Ford has opened order books for the 2027 Mustang Mach-E and introduced a new Trail version designed for…
NIO's European battery swap dilemma: 61 stations, too few cars
Joris Van Roy·
Chinese EV maker NIO has opened its 22nd battery-swapping station in Germany, bringing its European network to 61. But behind the…
Used Chinese EVs find back door into Europe, avoiding extra tariffs
Joris Van Roy·
Just over a year ago, we reported that China EV Marketplace (CEVM) had stopped selling used electric vehicles in Europe because…
€10,700 for VW's electric Jetta M6? Only in China
Arnaud Henckaerts·
FAW-Volkswagen’s Chinese brand, Jetta, has launched the M6, its first electric model. With a launch price starting at 79.800 Chinese Yuan…
Volvo Cars to cut 2,500 jobs because of bad Q3 results
Tony Verhelle·
Volvo Cars will cut 2,500 jobs, mostly in its home country of Sweden, as the group seeks to slash costs amid…
EasyPark adds EV charging in Belgium, but at a 15% surcharge
Luc Joris·
The Swedish company EasyPark, owned by a British and Norwegian investment fund, among others, now also offers charging and parking services…
Same tech, different cars: Renault CEO sets new rules for partners
Joris Van Roy·
Renault CEO François Provost wants Nissan, Mitsubishi, and Ford to give cars built on Renault platforms a more distinctive identity. His…
Audi CEO disgraces himself, his company, and his country
Tony Verhelle·
In its frenetic search for a U.S. location for its first assembly plant, Audi CEO Gernot Döllner has finally made a…
Gender gap: women drive cheaper company cars across Europe
Hilde Van Raemdonck·
New research by HR specialist Group S finds that men are favored over women for company cars. In Belgium, women drive…
BYD enters Rolls-Royce territory with ultra-luxury Yangwang ‘HU’
Arnaud Henckaerts·
Chinese car manufacturer BYD is preparing to unveil an ultra-luxury electric limousine under its Yangwang brand in the United Arab Emirates,…
Belgian Dumarey buys Renault's F1 engine legacy, aims for 2029 comeback
Joris Van Roy·
Belgian industrialist Guido Dumarey has agreed to acquire Renault’s historic Formula 1 engine operation in Viry-Châtillon, near Paris. He dreams of…
Tesla's 106 Megapacks take shape at former Belgian coal plant
Hilde Van Raemdonck·
A former coal-fired power station in Genk is being transformed into a giant battery-storage hub, with Belgian energy developer Storm installing…
FEB: 'Belgium's mobility budget reform heading for another delay'
Luc Joris·
The Federation of Enterprises in Belgium (FEB), the country’s leading employers’ organization, warns that the January 1, 2027, deadline for the…
Belgium, Energy, Europe, Hydrogen, Mobility, Technology, Top Stories Today, Transport, Weekly Newsletter
Hydrogen cars aren't dead yet, but can they survive?
Joris Van Roy·
BMW, Toyota, and Hyundai insist hydrogen cars still have a future, even as battery-electric vehicles become cheaper, faster-charging, and capable of…
BMW prepares iX7 seven-seater
Tony Verhelle·
BMW is preparing to introduce its first three-row (six- or seven-seater) electric SUV. With its official debut coming up, the iX7…
T&E about misleading PHEV emissions and generating jobs with EV transition
Tony Verhelle·
The environmental NGO Transport & Environment (T&E) says that the gap between plug-in hybrids’ official CO₂ figures and their real-world emissions…
More than 4 out of 10 Bpost delivery vans are now electric
Hilde Van Raemdonck·
The Belgian postal company Bpost is accelerating the electrification of its delivery fleet. By the end of October, Bpost will have…
As clocks fall back, pedestrian danger spikes
Luc Joris·
Vulnerable road users should be extra cautious when switching to daylight saving time. Because of reduced visibility, serious pedestrian accidents increase…
Why has CATL invented a battery range-extender for electric trucks?
Piet Andries·
CATL has unveiled a rather intriguing range extender for electric trucks. The architecture doesn’t use a combustion engine; instead, it uses…
Ten years after topping it, Tesla falls off the EV innovation ranking
Piet Andries·
Tesla has fallen out of the top ten of the world’s most innovative EV makers for the first time in the…
EU car registrations up 9.3% in September, EV market share rise continues
Tony Verhelle·
The new EU passenger car market shows notable resilience. According to the European Association of Car Manufacturers (ACEA), car registrations rose…
Toyota's electric Corolla to be built in China, what about Europe? (update)
Joris Van Roy·
As Toyota celebrates 60 years of its Corolla, the world’s best-selling car nameplate with more than 57 million units sold, the…
Tesla tops Europe's car charts as Musk eyes SpaceX merger
Joris Van Roy·
Tesla has achieved its best-ever sales month in Europe, with the Model Y and Model 3 claiming the top two positions…
As tangible proof of that commitment, VinFast has started deploying electric buses on European roads, demonstrating its intention to go beyond providing EVs for the passenger car sector and become part of urban mobility.
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