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Electric car insurance in UK ‘is £45 less than for petrol or diesel vehicle’

Comparethemarket.com analysis shows electric car drivers were charged an average of £566

Scrap Thames tunnel or lose our support, activists tell Sadiq Khan

Campaigners and Labour youth groups urge London mayor to shelve plan for £2bn Silvertown tunnel

Uber and Arrival team up to produce electric taxis

Startup joins forces with ride-hailing app to produce cars designed for use by Uber drivers

Electric vehicles on world’s roads expected to increase to 145m by 2030

Under existing climate policies, electric vehicles could wipe out use of 2m barrels a day of diesel and petrol

Activists fight to save 550-year-old oak threatened by new Shrewsbury road

Objectors say relief road contradicts council’s net zero target and will damage local wildlife sites

UK replaces France as Europe’s second largest electric car market

About 31,800 battery electric cars were sold in Britain in first three months of 2021

Opponents of LTNs claim they delay emergency services – but look at the facts

One thing is clear: there is virtually no evidence that low-traffic neighbourhood schemes hold up emergency vehicles

Pollutionwatch: how wheel misalignment can affect air quality

Nearly half of cars have imbalanced wheels, data shows, with slight misalignment hugely affecting tyre wear

The race for rare earth minerals: can Australia fuel the electric vehicle revolution?

China dominates supply of the elusive metals, which are vital to modern technology, but finding new sources is becoming a global priority

Advances mean all new US vehicles can be electric by 2035, study finds

Rapid electrification could save drivers $2.7tn by 2050 as cost of batteries to fall and recharge points to increase

Business travellers planning to cut future flights, poll finds

Only a third of business flyers expect to return to same level of air travel as before coronavirus pandemic

Carbon emissions from England’s roads plan ‘100 times greater than government claims’

Exclusive: Experts in court challenge to £27bn programme say official emissions calculations dramatically underestimate figures

Meet the Briton leading a Tesla rival who wants to save the planet

Peter Rawlinson says Lucid, which is about to list for $24bn, has drawn interest from big carmakers

Urgent policies needed to steer countries to net zero, says IEA chief

Economies are gearing up for return to fossil fuel use instead of forging green recovery, warns Fatih Birol

Ride-hailing rental startup Splend to transition Australian car fleet to electric

‘The economics are going to drive EV adoption,’ company founder says, citing petrol costs

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