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Worcester parking glitch drains money from drivers’ bank accounts

Contactless cards were repeatedly debited by council’s payment machines, in one case up to £600

UK supermarkets accused of raising fuel margins despite petrol price drop

Cost of filling up car has fallen to below £90 but RAC says major retailers are taking extra 10p a litre in margins

The American EV boom is about to begin. Does the US have the power to charge it?

States have plans to ban gas-powered cars and the White House wants chargers along highways, but implementation is a challenge

Why did I need an international permit to collect a hire car in Spain?

InterRent refused to give it to me because I only had my old-fashioned paper driving licence

Woman made to wait 20 hours for RAC rescue had to shelter with strangers

Harriet O’Brien, 62, told to stay with car on remote country lane for breakdown patrol that finally arrived next day

Electric car subscription service Onto is slow sorting my insurance claim

It took a £1,000 excess upfront, although it has the numberplate information it asked for

Make money by renting out your stuff: from clothes to cars

From cameras to electric chargers, or using your time to pet-sit, you can bring in extra income

UK financial chaos: a survival guide for your mortgage, savings and energy

The pound dived and stock markets tumbled after the mini-budget – here’s what you need to know

Tell us: have you experienced UK price rises for car maintenance?

We would like to hear your experiences of rising costs for car maintenance and other services in the UK

Porsche shares rise on first trading day in €75bn stock market float

German carmaker Volkswagen lists 12.5% of Porsche shares to raise billions to invest in electric cars

Shock therapy: turmoil engulfs Britishvolt’s £3.8bn battery factory

Future of company hailed by Boris Johnson as key to green industrial revolution hangs in the balance, as the first in our Electric dreams series on Britain’s fledgling battery industry reveals

EU biometric entry system could multiply delays at Dover

Additional requirements would be time-consuming and threaten capacity, Dover port boss says

Electric vehicle charging stations get green light across US

All 50 states, Puerto Rico and DC get approval as White House gives go-ahead to plans for access to federal funding for chargers

Cost of using electric car charging point in UK up 42% since May

Soaring energy prices after invasion of Ukraine have added almost £10 to cost of charging family-sized car, says RAC

Porsche gears up for IPO thrills but dealmakers are stuck in the slow lane

Volkswagen needs the cash and wants to catch up with Ferrari but there may be less to this deal than meets the eye

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