Category: EV News

Audi’s Q6 e-tron SUV boasts advanced tech, impressive range, compact design, and multiple motor configurations. A strong competitor in the EV market.

BMW surges ahead in EV market, leaving rivals behind with 22% growth in Q2. Porsche, Audi, and Mercedes-Benz face challenges with declining EV sales.

China challenges EU tariffs on its electric vehicles at the WTO, to safeguard its EV industry and “promote green cooperation” globally.

Ferrari to release first EV in 2025 and open a new factory, marking a shift in strategy with a focus on sustainability and innovation.

Global EV sales rise 21% in July, led by China’s 31% growth, but Europe dips 7.8%. Read more about the latest EV trends.

Mazda unveils the MAZDA EZ-6, its first electric sedan, as a global model, targeting the Chinese and European markets from late 2024.

Bugatti’s new Tourbillon supercar boasts 1,800 horsepower, a hybrid powertrain, and a limited production run of 250 units.

Audi announces over 20 new models, including 10 electric vehicles, with the A5 family and fully electric A6 e-tron leading the way.

A survey has found that over half of young people want to drive electric cars, reflecting a shift towards sustainable mobility.

Nyobolt’s sports car prototype sets a new world record for EV fast-charging, reaching 80% in just 4 minutes and 37 seconds.

Porsche unveils its first hybrid 911, combining high-performance engineering with eco-friendly technology.

Toyota, Mazda, and Subaru unveil new hybrid engines, combining internal combustion with battery power, focusing on efficiency and alternative fuels to support diverse energy needs.

Jeep unveils its first global electric SUV, the Wagoneer S, an exciting mix of performance and styling, including impressive acceleration.

Volkswagen has announced a new GTX variant of its ID 7 model. It’s a higher performance model with distinctive styling.

The Beijing Motor Show was packed with announcements, with EVs taking centre-stage this year. We look at some of the biggest reveals.

Global EV and hybrid sales are increasing rapidly. The IEA says 17m vehicles will be sold this year, 20% more than in 2023.