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‘Woefully dirty’: government accused over Australia’s failure to cut vehicle emissions

Australia has not set efficiency standards, despite years of talking, in contrast to China, India, Japan, US and EU

Toyota teams up with Suzuki to build hybrid cars in UK

New vehicles will be produced at car manufacturer’s Burnaston plant in Derbyshire

Deadly air in our cities: the invisible killer

Traffic pollution is putting our children at risk. We meet campaigners – many of them concerned mothers – fighting back

Model Y: Tesla unveils new electric crossover SUV

Company is banking on the new model to revive excitement about the brand as traditional carmakers expand their electric vehicle offerings

Councils stall on adding charging points for electric vehicles

Exclusive: funding cuts blamed as 107 councils say they have no plans to expand network

James Bond to drive electric Aston Martin in new movie

Reports have emerged that Daniel Craig will get behind the wheel of a zero-emissions motor in his latest adventure – only £250,000 to dedicated fans

Geneva motor show: Brexit, electric cars and luxury dominate agenda

With sales under pressure, carmakers gather to show off their latest offerings

UK car sales recover slightly after five months of decline

Growth for petrol and alternative-fuelled vehicles outweighs decline of diesel

Tesla cuts car prices, shuts stores and shifts to online-only sales

Elon Musk says move means electric vehicle manufacturer can sell Model 3 for $35,000

Honda’s closure? It’s down to government failure to champion electric cars

Workers in UK plants should be at the forefront of the global shift to building cleaner vehicles, says Rosie Rogers from Greenpeace

Electric cars are already cheaper to own and run, says study

Petrol and diesel vehicles cost more over four years in UK and four other European nations

‘Among the worst in OECD’: Australia’s addiction to cheap, dirty petrol

Improving the quality of high sulphur fuel could offer 5% improvement on CO2 emissions ‘overnight’

‘What about the plug?’ Australia’s electric car infrastructure stalled by policy paralysis

Why has it taken so long just to move past the bare minimum needed to support what is now an expanding sector?

‘They’ve done nothing’: fuel emissions taskforce accused of ‘apathy’

Peak policy group on electric vehicles and fuel emissions met only 12 times in four years

Road to nowhere: why Australia lags behind in electric vehicle revolution

Report recognises urgent need for national plan, as the rest of the world powers ahead

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