Europe’s EV Market Gets a Surprising Boost From Company Cars

Europe’s EV Market Gets a Surprising Boost From Company Cars

Belgium’s changes to company-car taxes is charting a path for the EU’s transition to cleaner transport.

A shock plan for all fronts that the European car has open. This could summarize the draft Industrial Action Plan for the European Automobile that the European Commission has prepared and to which the country has had access.

Flexibility on fines but not only that. The European Commission is ready to unveil the ad hoc automotive plan with which Brussels aims to strengthen demand for electric cars...

What the European Union can learn from the United Kingdom’s EV success in 2024—and what’s next on both sides of the Channel - International Council on Clean Transportation

The United Kingdom’s zero-emission vehicle (ZEV) mandate provides evidence that ambitious regulation can help accelerate market electrification.

The European Commission (EC) has confirmed the current target of zero-emissions for new passenger cars and light commercial vehicles in the European Union (EU) by 2035. It also presented measures to support the competitiveness of the European automotive industry. In a press release, it said, among other things, that it would release 1.8 billion euros (roughly 45 billion crowns) to create a safe and competitive supply chain for raw materials for …