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Ferrari has officially pulled the curtain back on its first fully electric vehicle, signaling a major shift for a brand long defined by combustion engines and mechanical drama. The new model, called the Luce, marks Ferrari’s entry into the EV era with a four-door, four-seat layout aimed squarely at everyday usability, while still promising performance that sits firmly in … Continue reading “Ferrari Unveils its First Fully Electric Vehicle”

Europeans are exhibiting a growing preference for electric vehicles over internal combustion engine (ICE) cars, driven by substantial government subsidies and shifting consumer priorities. Data from the European Automobile Manufacturers’ Association shows that for the first time in EU history, pure electric automobile sales outnumbered petrol-only car sales in December 2025.  This milestone signals a fundamental shift despite the bloc having recently … Continue reading “Europeans are Increasingly Preferring EVs Over Gasoline-Fueled Vehicles”

Europe’s car market crossed a quiet but meaningful milestone at the end of last year. In December, fully electric vehicles edged ahead of petrol-only cars in European Union registrations, marking the first time battery powered models took the lead in monthly sales. Battery electric vehicles (BEVs) accounted for 22.6% of new EU registrations, narrowly overtaking internal combustion … Continue reading “EV Sales Surpass Gasoline Vehicle Sales in Europe”

Jaguar has moved to shut down growing speculation about a possible shift in its electric strategy, firmly rejecting reports that it is considering extended range electric vehicles. The denial comes as the brand prepares for a high risk relaunch built around an all-electric identity and a dramatically smaller, more expensive lineup.  The reports emerged over the weekend, suggesting Jaguar was internally exploring powertrains beyond pure … Continue reading “Jaguar Disowns Claims it Plans to Make Extended Range EVs”

Concerns are growing as Chinese electric vehicles penetrate the North American market, with policymakers and automakers watching a combination of trade shifts, price pressure, and global oversupply bring foreign competition closer to U.S. consumers than previously expected. What once felt like a distant challenge is now becoming a tangible strategic issue for domestic manufacturers, and recent trade decisions … Continue reading “Concerns Grow as Chinese EVs Penetrate North American Market”

Chinese automaker BYD has seized the crown as the world’s top electric vehicle seller, ending Tesla’s decade-long reign. Numbers from 2025 paint a clear picture: BYD delivered 2.26 million vehicles while Tesla managed just 1.64 million, representing a 9 percent decline from the previous year for the American manufacturer.  The reversal caps twelve months of turmoil for Tesla. CEO Elon Musk’s … Continue reading “BYD Dethrones Tesla as Top EV Maker Globally”

Xiaomi keeps smashing its own electric vehicle sales records as soaring demand pushes its EV business into new territory. The company has now logged its third month in a row with more than 40,000 deliveries, a run that signals how quickly its EV lineup has become a serious force in China’s auto market.  The streak … Continue reading “Xiaomi Keeps Breaking its Sales Records as Demand Soars for its EVs”

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”

Last year, the U.S. amended its federal EV tax credit system to make it so that drivers could access the tax credit at the point of sale instead of paying full price and waiting months for the tax credit to kick in. However, while this change was praised for making the federal EV incentive much … Continue reading “Why Some Electric Vehicle Buyers Aren’t Getting the Expected Federal Tax Credit”

Electric vehicle repair has the potential to become a multi-billion dollar industry over the next decade. Projections show that the global EV repair service market will experience a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 16.7% between 2024 and 2034, with its valuation increasing from $36.2 billion last year to $169.6 billion in 2034. EV repair … Continue reading “The EV Repair Industry Could Reach $169.6bn by 2034”