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There’s no getting around the fact that electric vehicle registrations went down last year in Europe. Depending on how many countries you take into consideration, EV registrations dipped between 1.3% and 5.9% in 2024 compared to 2023.

Upon returning to office Monday, President Donald Trump wasted no time in moving against one of his most frequent targets on the campaign trail: electric vehicles, and the Biden administration policies that contributed to their rise.

Electric vehicles aren’t nearly as popular as they once were. As more automakers roll back their overly ambitious EV plans, the market for battery-powered cars has slowed dramatically. Compared to 2023, last year was a significant down year for EV sales as a whole. But there were a number of…

The company said it expects to have delivered revenues of £53 million in 2024, having previously pointed towards revenues of £60 million.

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I think it's fair to say that 2024 was the Hyundai Ioniq 5's year. It led Hyundai to the coveted no. 2 spot behind Telsa in U.S. electric vehicle sales, ended up the fourth-best-selling EV in America, and won scores of awards—plus previously anti-EV hearts and minds—with the debut of…

Last summer, as many rivals were backing off their electric vehicle plans as sales proved to be growing less quickly than expected, Korea's Hyundai Motor Group was singing a different tune. "We're gonna keep our foot on the accelerator" is what Hyundai Motor America CEO Randy Parker told me in an…

Summary Xiaomi Corporation's stock (XIACY) has shown strong technical buy signals and significant price appreciation, gaining 19.25% since the Trend Seeker buy signal on 12/2. The company operates in multiple segments, including smartphones, IoT products, internet services, and smart electric vehicles, with a market cap of $110 billion. Barchart's technical...

Biden administration approves .6B loan to Rivian for electric vehicle facility in Georgia, raising concerns about future support for EV companies.

German automakers are looking to the sky right now. But it's not drones over New Jersey that the Deutsch are worried about, it's Chinese electric vehicle makers circling over their European plants like vultures, ready to sink their teeth into idled plants while the machinery is still warm.

An electric vehicle may not strike as an obvious choice for your off-road escapades, but automakers are advertising their EVs as off-road capable anyway. Rivian is doing that more than others, with its adventurous positioning as the key differentiator between itself and its rivals like Tesla and Lucid. Rivian says the…