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UK drivers urged not to travel during height of ‘record Christmas getaway’

RAC says to avoid major routes in England between 1pm and 7pm on Friday and Saturday as long queues expected

The Guardian view on Britain’s spluttering EV market: a recharge is needed

Editorial: Ministers should be bold and radical in taking measures to boost demand in a key sector of the green transition

UK electric vehicle charger rollout risks regional divide, report warns

National Audit Office says government on track to install 300,000 charge points by 2030 but areas outside south-east risk missing out

General Motors pulls plug on Cruise, its self-driving robotaxi company

The company said it would no longer fund the venture and will prioritize Super Cruise, its driver assistance program

Supreme court grants permission for appeal against UK car finance ruling

Two lenders can challenge October decision that undisclosed commission paid to car dealers is unlawful

Car finance scandal could be as big as PPI, City regulator says

FCA lawyer admits scale of compensation could be larger than first thought, and as big as PPI, which cost banks £50bn

GM accused of ‘extortion’ over threat to tear down Detroit’s tallest skyscraper

Company threatens to tear down RenCen if taxpayers don’t contribute $250m in subsidies for renovation

Republican talk of Jaguar’s ‘wokeness’ is overblown, but it has a long road ahead

The rebrand forces Jaguar’s audience ‘to break every habit they had’ concerning the once-cool carmaker, experts say

Tesla lobbied UK to strengthen rules on carbon emissions from cars and lorries

Elon Musk carmaker pushed for British government to introduce rules for HGVs, as it readies Semi truck

Claims management companies circle after UK court ruling on mis-sold car finance

Specialist law firms and CMCs could be in line for massive payday with their cuts from consumer compensation

Trump’s promise to tax imported goods could spell trouble for US auto industry

Automakers face uncertainty as top-selling vehicles, such as the Ford F-150 truck, are sourced from around the globe

Tesla sales in Australia are sliding for the first time. Is it stiff competition or the Musk factor?

Sales of Elon Musk-owned carmaker have chalked up an annual drop of nearly 21%, as the overall EV sector growth weakens

GM to write down value of China business by more than $5bn

Automaker is restructuring in China after losing about $350m in the region in the first three quarters of this year

Wednesday briefing: What Jaguar’s radical rebrand reveals about the shift to electric cars

In today’s newsletter: The iconic British carmaker has been accused of going ‘woke’ after releasing an electric model in pink, upsetting petrol heads and traditionalists everywhere

Stock market Santa rally underway; South Korean won hits two-year low as martial law declared – as it happened

Rolling coverage of the latest economic and financial news

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