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Jim Ratcliffe’s Ineos pulls launch of Fusilier electric SUV

Company blames delay on weak demand and confusion over government policies on ‘tariffs, timings, and taxation’

Ford chief says Americans need to fall ‘back in love’ with smaller cars

Jim Farley says country is ‘in love with these monster vehicles’ but big cars are not sustainable in the age of EV

Next UK government poised to benefit from fall in inflation and fuel prices

Pressure on household finances eases as shop price rises slow to 0.2% and petrol costs drop for second month

Two men in critical condition after Queensland bus crash that killed three

A Greyhound coach carrying 33 people collided with a four-wheel drive towing a caravan near Gumlu, north of Bowen

UK haulage industry calls for investment in electric truck infrastructure

There are just 300 electric HGVs in the 500,000-strong lorry fleet – and only one public charging point, says RHA

From potholes to HS2, transport gets voters going – but some solutions are unsayable

As Labour and Tories promise rail reform and court motorists, many experts think road pricing is inevitable

Private car parks to give UK motorists 10-minute grace period before fines

Motoring organisations say voluntary code falls far short of protecting drivers from unfair practices

Car insurer charged £40 to cancel learner driver policy

My son’s policy only had few weeks left after he passed his test, but I was still told I owed a fee

Rivian shares surge after Volkswagen agrees to $5bn investment

New, equally controlled joint venture will share electric vehicle architecture and software, companies said

Stonehenge likely to be put on world heritage danger list over tunnel plan

Unesco officials recommend adding Wiltshire stone circle amid fears road scheme would compromise its integrity

Vauxhall owner says plants could shut unless UK helps EV makers

Stellantis to rule on viability of Luton and Ellesmere Port sites ‘within year’ amid criticism over lack of government cooperation and sales incentives

Volvo does a sharp U-turn as the boxy estates and saloons return to Britain

Last summer the Swedish carmaker announced it would limit UK sales to its more popular SUV models

Carbon emissions from vans still rising as UK drivers cling to diesel

Costly new vehicles, limited choice and scarce charging points are holding back a switch to electric by businesses

Cyber-attack hobbles car dealers across US and Canada for third day in a row

CDK said in a letter to its 15,000 customers that it ‘did not have an estimated time frame for resolution’

Electric carmaker Fisker files for US bankruptcy protection

Company blames supplier delays for missed production targets and has struggled to meet sales forecasts

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