Tag: Tariffs
Sierra Club: Toyota Isn’t Delivering for U.S. Families
Washington, DC — On Friday, Toyota Motor reported its earnings for the fiscal year ending in March 2026. Toyota sold approximately 9.6 million units globally and touted that over 5 million units were “electrified vehicles.” While the full-year earnings from Tokyo claim “record” sales, Sierra Club isn’t buying their spin. Toyota reported a … [continued]
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Renewable Energy Puts Money In The Pockets Of Struggling Farmers
For farmers, renewable energy can be the difference between making a living and selling land that has been in the family for generations.
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Malaysia Is Increasing Local Tariffs To Protect Its National Car Brands
Starting July 1 of this year, local tariffs for imported EVs to Malaysia will increase based on the value of the vehicle. Malaysia’s Ministry of Investment, Trade and Industry (MITI) said in a statement earlier this month, May 2026, that the significant policy shift is designed to protect national automakers … [continued]
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Vauxhall Plans New Low-Cost Electric SUV — With Assistance From Leapmotor
Vauxhall says it will bring an all new electric SUV to market in just two years, based on technology from Leapmotor.
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Ireland’s Energy Poverty Problem Needs Flexible Electric Heat, Not Fabric-First Delay
Ireland’s energy poverty problem is not an electricity access problem. Almost every Irish household is connected to electricity. The problem is whether households can keep a warm, healthy home without cutting back on food, medicine, transport, or other essentials. That makes Ireland different from countries where the main energy poverty … [continued]
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