EU to Unveil New CO2 Rules for Fleets this December

Automotive sector sources cited by Automobilwoche report that the European Commission plans to reveal its revised carbon dioxide regulations for commercial vehicle fleets in mid-December. December 16 appears to be the target date, though Commission officials declined to confirm specifics.  A spokesperson acknowledged that work continues on the proposal and promised that details would emerge … Continue reading “EU to Unveil New CO2 Rules for Fleets this December”

China Probes Canola Imports from Canada in Response to New EV Tariffs

Just a week after Canada announced that it was imposing import tariffs on Chinese electric cars, aluminum and steel, China launched a probe into canola exports from Canada. The probe could potentially lead to China placing import tariffs on key Canadian exports and escalate the trade war between the two nations. Canada’s decision to levy … Continue reading “China Probes Canola Imports from Canada in Response to New EV Tariffs”

ACEEE Study Shows More Efficient EVs Could Lower Grid Stress, Slash Charging Costs

A recently published study from the American Council for an Energy-Efficient Economy (ACEEE) has revealed that adopting more efficient battery electric vehicles (BEVs) could alleviate stress on power grids and lower charging costs by nearly 30%. The research also notes that increasing the average efficiency of electric cars could cut EV prices by nearly $5,000 … Continue reading “ACEEE Study Shows More Efficient EVs Could Lower Grid Stress, Slash Charging Costs”

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