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News•Lauren Lawrence•May 5, 2026

EU Auto Association Urges Action

Trade relations between the European Union and the U.S. are at risk, causing the European Automobile Manufacturers Association to push lawmakers to make a decision.

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News•Hannah Mitchell•April 28, 2026

Global Roads Getting More Electric

China easily reigns in the segment, but European countries’ adoption rates are growing. The U.S., probably due to market size, has the second biggest EV fleet.

News•Staff•May 7, 2024

Europe Is Also Behind on EV Chargers

Auto industry trade group says European Union far behind on having enough to meet C02-reduction plans.

News•Staff•October 9, 2023

Top EU Court Says Carmakers Must Share Data

It says their cybersecurity obligations don't justify blocking car servicers from accessing car data.

News•Staff•September 25, 2023

Nissan Preps for Fully Electric Future in Europe

Automaker announces all new models launched there will be EVs by 2030.

News•Staff•September 21, 2023

Europe Vehicle Sales Robust

EVs eclipse 20% share of market for the first time.

News•Staff•September 14, 2023

EU Considers Tariffs on EVs From China

Move would defend against cheaper Chinese electric-vehicle imports that benefit from state subsidies.

News•Staff•December 9, 2022

Toyota Sets Sights on Carbon Neutrality in Europe by 2040

Toyota maintains operations in Europe will be carbon neutral by 2040, at Toyota Motor Europe’s annual Kenshiki presentation in Brussels.

News•Staff•October 17, 2022

Stellantis May Pull Manufacturing From China

Cites geopolitical, local-competition issues.

News•Staff•October 6, 2022

Porsche Overtakes VW in Europe

Now continent’s most valuable carmaker after blockbuster IPO.

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