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New TGV service brings Paris and Berlin closer together
The success of this service will send a clear message about the demand for “slow travel” in Europe.
The European battery race hasn’t even started, and China has already won
Northvolt’s collapse is now followed by CATL establishing one of the continent’s largest production plants in Spain.
Europe’s battery hopes fade to red
Northvolt might fall under CATL’s influence, a dramatic blow to the Old Continent’s industrial ambitions.
Northvolt is dead. Long live Northvolt
The company files for Chapter 11 bankruptcy, seizing a final opportunity to restructure and fight for survival.
Musk begins to reap what he has sown: Trump makes autonomous driving a key priority
After backing the campaign, the entrepreneur sees the future president’s team push Tesla-friendly regulations.
Crying Wolf: EU’s alarm bells ring (late) as Trump howls back into power
The threat of a tariff war couldn’t come at a worse time for industries like automotive and aeronautics.
Paris presses brakes on central traffic to transform urban flow
The new regulation covers an area spanning approximately 5,5 square kilometers.
EU-China electric car talks shift focus: emphasis on dialogue, not tariffs
Both sides are exploring potential alternatives, including minimum price commitments from Chinese manufacturers.
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EU running out of charge in the electric car race
Meanwhile, sales in China and the U.S. continue to rise, propelling Tesla and BYD further ahead of their European competitors.
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Tesla’s robotaxi shows that in the future, we’ll reunite with an old friend: traffic jams
Autonomous driving and electrification are challenges we’ve already conquered. Now, the focus must shift to enhancing urban mobility as a whole.
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China tightens grip on Europe with new battery plant in Spain
CATL, in partnership with Stellantis, is set to open one of the largest battery manufacturing facilities in Southern Europe.
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Dott rides to the top as the ‘Lord of the Rings’ in European micromobility
The company has taken over Tier and will now offer its services in 427 cities.
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Rail market liberalization: competition drives down ticket prices
The answers from most scientific bodies are conclusive, but the debate is not over for some in the industry.
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Apostolos Tzitzikostas takes the helm as new leader of European transport
Ursula von der Leyen selects a Greek politician to head the European Union's transport policies for the next five years.
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Europe’s transport industry backs Draghi’s new “Whatever It Takes” approach
The European Union is entering a critical five-year period where the decisions made will shape the continent’s future.
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Norway on the brink of becoming the EVland
The Nordic country is shattering all records for electric car sales and is already envisioning a future without combustion engines.
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China goes all in: Xpeng plans European EV manufacturing expansion
The company is in the early stages of choosing a production site within the EU.
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EU reduces tariffs on Chinese-made EVs, the beginning of the thaw?
This action could help alleviate ongoing trade tensions between Brussels and Beijing.