Events

Australia: street-side charging points soon unusable

Electric vehicle charging points installed on Australian streets risk becoming unusable, according to an ABC report.

Corferias Auto Show announces its dates

The auto show organized at Corferias, in Bogota, communicates the dates of its next edition.

Lamborghini says it is not overly concerned about the Chinese market, for now

The Italian supercar manufacturer says it is not concerned in the short term about the Chinese automotive market, while remaining attentive to its evolution.

Mobileye wins contract with major US automaker

Mobileye announces an agreement with a major American automobile manufacturer, boosting its stock price.

Peterbilt opens its electric trucks to public fleets via Sourcewell

Peterbilt adds its range of medium and heavy-duty electric trucks to its cooperative purchasing agreement with Sourcewell, facilitating the electrification of state and municipal fleets.

Texas police integrate a 710 hp Dodge Durango SRT Hellcat

The Texas Department of Public Safety adds a 710 hp Dodge Durango SRT Hellcat to the fleet of its North region.

Citroën reportedly working on an electric 2 CV return around €15,000

According to Spanish press, Citroën is working on an electric reinterpretation of the 2 CV positioned around €15,000.

Evolution of global electric car sales by country from 2010 to 2025

A review traces the trajectory of electric vehicle sales across different countries between 2010 and 2025.

2026 ranking of after-sales satisfaction for brands in China

A 2026 ranking of automotive brand after-sales satisfaction in China places Nio at the top with 814 points, followed by Chery and GAC Honda tied.

Bentley no longer outsells Rolls-Royce

Bentley, which once sold three times more cars than Rolls-Royce, no longer dominates its British rival in sales volume.

Subaru aims to win over more American customers

Subaru plans to gain American buyers through a strengthened lineup, more flexible production, and reduced manufacturing costs.

Forecasts for the regenerative braking systems market by 2035

A market study anticipates the evolution of the regenerative braking systems market until 2035, driven by demand for electric vehicles and efficiency standards.

Merz surprised by Asian reluctance to European automotive "Made in Europe" plan

German Chancellor Friedrich Merz said he was surprised by the reservations expressed by Asian countries regarding the European local content project for the automotive industry.

The electric vehicle, showcase of China's state industrial project

An analysis presents the electric car as the visible part of China's state-led industrial dominance project, beyond just the automotive sector.

MG hints at future rivals for the Mitsubishi Pajero and BYD Shark 6

MG suggests it may offer future pickup trucks competing with the Mitsubishi Pajero 4x4 and the BYD Shark 6 plug-in hybrid on the Australian market.

In Argentina, locally produced pickups support the automotive industry

According to an Argentine media outlet, without the country's manufactured pickups purchased by producers, the national automotive industry would already be in a deep crisis.

Toyota finds a trick to lower its future electric sports cars

Toyota is said to have developed a technical solution to design electric sports cars with a lower front end despite the absence of a combustion engine.

Luxury car sales decline in the United States, except for one brand

The US luxury automotive market is down, with only one brand managing to stand out.

Volkswagen admits it went too far with touch controls

Volkswagen's quality manager admits that replacing buttons with touch surfaces was not a good decision and announces the return of physical controls.

Toyota Supra: three powertrains offered, but only one approved depending on the state

The Toyota Supra is offered with three very different powertrains, but local authorities only allow registration of one depending on the state.

Germany: Technical inspection reform, no annual test but new constraints

The TÜV reform in Germany rules out the introduction of an annual technical inspection but introduces new requirements for motorists.

United States: A government vehicle access device from 2027 sparks debate

A regulatory measure scheduled for 2027 would allow remote government access to vehicles, fueling criticism from automotive professionals.

Comparative test of the electric Mercedes C-Class against the Audi A6 e-tron

The new electric Mercedes C-Class faces off against the Audi A6 e-tron Sportback in a comparative test, with the electric sedan repositioned higher in terms of trim and size.

Why new automotive brands keep emerging in China

An analysis of the reasons behind the multiplication of new automotive brands on the Chinese market.

The Mexican automotive industry restarts

The Mexican automotive industry regains momentum, driven by investments and production from manufacturers established in the country.

Delta: Automotive activity continues to lose money

Taiwanese supplier Delta sees its automotive activity sink into losses, with group growth now relying on power supplies for AI.

A yacht-inspired electric vehicle presented at the Fort Lauderdale Boat Show

An electric vehicle with a design inspired by luxury yachts is exhibited at the Fort Lauderdale Boat Show in Florida.

Over 200,000 Jeeps recalled for tire pressure alert defect

More than 200,000 Jeep vehicles are being recalled in the United States because the tire pressure warning may never illuminate.

ALPINA B3 recall due to airbag injury risk

A recall has been launched for ALPINA B3 vehicles due to an airbag defect that could cause injuries. Owners are urged to have the component replaced.