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UK electric vehicle maker Arrival enters administration with 170 jobs at risk

New York-listed company, once valued at $15bn, failed to launch its debut electric van

Tesla delivers underwhelming earnings despite Cybertruck launch and high vehicle deliveries

Electric vehicle manufacturer’s earnings in the fourth quarter of 2023 missed analyst expectations

Readers reply: Why are cars designed to be capable of going much faster than the speed limit?

The long-running series in which readers answer other readers’ questions on subjects ranging from trivial flights of fancy to profound scientific and philosophical concepts

Why are cars designed to be capable of going much faster than the speed limit?

The long-running series in which readers answer other readers’ questions on subjects ranging from trivial flights of fancy to profound scientific and philosophical concepts

Satnavs and Google Maps to be updated in readiness for driverless cars

Councils in England will have to digitise all traffic regulation measures such as temporary speed limits or road closures

Tiny proportion of e-scooter injuries appear in official UK data

Study warns that lack of reporting may mask the dangers of still-mostly-illegal scooters on roads and pavements

Transparent TVs, AI catflaps: what were the tech standouts at CES 2024?

AI companions, hidden speakers, bird-spotting binoculars and sideways-driving cars shine at annual tech show in Las Vegas

Tesla pauses German production after Red Sea shipping attacks

Delays in delivery of parts result in suspension of manufacturing at factory near Berlin for two weeks

White House unveils $623m in funding to boost electric vehicle charging points

Funding comes amid concerns transition to zero-carbon transportation isn’t keeping pace with goals to tackle climate crisis

China’s BYD overtakes Tesla as top-selling electric car seller

Build Your Dreams outsells rival in final quarter of 2023 figures for battery-only vehicles

Self-driving cars could be on UK roads by 2026, says transport secretary

Mark Harper says vehicles can improve road safety and personal freedom, as autonomous cars face increased scrutiny

‘Drama magnet’: Elon Musk’s biggest headlines of 2023

From cage fighting to rebranding Twitter: it was another controversial year for the multibillionaire

UK installed record 16,000 public electric car chargers in 2023

Annual increase of 43% takes total number above 53,000, of which more than 4,600 are ‘ultra-rapid’

‘It feels very fun and freeing’: US sees ebike boom after years of false starts

Sales surge as cities and states look to cut pollution from cars and improve options for Americans to get around

Elon Musk says letting workers unionize creates ‘lords and peasants’. What?

Musk is the world’s best accidental salesman for unions, even as his Tesla workers make 30% less than UAW automakers

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