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How Corporate Fleets Can Boost Demand for Made-in-EU EVs

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The European Commission is preparing a legislative proposal on Clean Corporate Vehicles. This is a big opportunity to boost demand for Made-in-EU electric cars. Our analysis shows that already today, 73% of electric cars registered by companies were produced in the EU. For the private segment this was 63%. Because … [continued]

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Kia PBV Experience Center — One Off? Or New Thing?

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Kia has launched what it calls a “PBV Experience Center” as part of a strategy to “accelerate its global PBV business.” This experience center is in South Korea, Kia’s home base. Is this a notable worldwide launch? That seems to be implied, given it’s on Kia’s global press center. Or … [continued]

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Stellantis Pushes for More Pollution & Climate Idiocy in EU

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Some legacy automakers will never change, it seems. Or maybe most of them won’t, but some definitely stand out as the most regressive laggards. Stellantis has certainly fit that bill for as long as I’ve been covering the auto industry. Year after year after year, automakers in the US and … [continued]

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Call for Urgent Agreement on EU Battery Carbon Footprint Rules in Support of Europe’s Battery Industry

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In a letter, T&E joins companies and organisations working across the European battery value chain to call for an urgent agreement on EU battery carbon footprint rules in support of Europe’s battery industry. Ahead of the upcoming EU Battery Booster, actors from across the battery value chain and T&E are … [continued]

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