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The Sindh government is considering making an initiative to provide electric vehicles (EVs) to unemployed youth through easy installment plans, combining efforts to tackle unemployment with a focus on environmental sustainability.
Sindh Govt to Launch EV Taxi Scheme for Unemployed Youth Read More
Japan recorded a steep 33% drop in EV sales—the first decline in four years. With only 59,736 units sold, EVs now make up less than 2% of total vehicle sales in Japan.
Japan’s EV Sales Plummet 33% in 2024, While Foreign Brands Thrive Read More
Japan’s leading carmakers have vowed to collaborate on technology-driven initiatives to stay competitive in the fast-changing global automotive industry. This pledge comes as two of the nation’s largest car brands enter talks for a deal that could effectively divide the country’s industry into two major camps.
Japan’s Automakers Unite to Reclaim Their Edge in the Global Market Read More
Global electric vehicle (EV) sales are expected to grow by 30% year-over-year (YoY), reaching 15.1 million units in 2025.
Global EV Sales Expected to Increase by 30% in 2025 Read More
Japanese automakers in Thailand—once the cornerstone of Southeast Asia’s auto production—are scaling back or shutting down as Chinese electric vehicle (EV) manufacturers expand aggressively.
Chinese EV Makers Challenge Japanese Dominance in Thailand’s Auto Industry Read More
A recent Audi Abu Dhabi survey highlights a growing interest in pre-owned electric vehicles (EVs) among UAE residents, reflecting a shift toward sustainable transportation preferences.
UAE Buyers Show Rising Interest in Pre-Owned EVs: Audi Abu Dhabi Survey Read More
A recent survey conducted by the Global EV Alliance reveals that over 90% of EV owners intend to purchase another electric vehicle after trading in their ICE car, with only 1% saying they would return to an internal combustion engine vehicle.
92% EV Owners Stick with Electric, Only 1% Consider Returning to ICE Cars Read More
Unlike internal combustion engine (ICE) vehicles, EVs operate with fewer mechanical components, leading to reduced maintenance needs and altering the traditional revenue streams for automakers and service providers.
Why EVs Are a Threat to Conventional Automakers and the Spare Parts Business Read More
According to a report by Automotive News, the European Union (EU) and China have agreed to settle their dispute over …
China and European Union to End Dispute Over EV Tariffs Read More
In return for incentives granted in Thailand’s EV policy, electric vehicle manufacturers benefiting from the program are now required to invest in producing certain key electric vehicle components domestically by 2026, aligning with the country’s push for local EV assembly.
EV Makers Must Now Produce Essential Components in Thailand by 2026 Read More