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No more drunk driving? US automakers forced to adopt life-saving tech by 2024

National Highway Traffic Safety Administration says it has begun process to force adoption of technology, as long as it works

Jaguar Land Rover begins road testing electric Range Rover prototypes

New iteration of flagship vehicle is JLR’s first foray into building electric cars in UK

Driverless cars were the future but now the truth is out: they’re on the road to nowhere

The dream of these vehicles ruling the roads remains just that. Focusing on public transport would be much smarter, says transport writer Christian Wolmar

EDF can’t move me on to its super-cheap EV charging deal

Its GoElectric Overnight tariff promised drivers big savings – only problem, it couldn’t deliver

‘We can’t let Tesla get away with this’: why Swedish unions are fighting Elon Musk

Billionaire is against the labour movement, and workers believe their country’s traditions are under threat

How problematic is mineral mining for electric cars?

In part two of our series exploring myths surrounding EVs, we weigh up the issues of resource extraction

Tesla sues Sweden’s transport agency in escalation of strike row

US carmaker claims ‘discriminatory attack’ after industrial action stops new cars receiving Swedish plates

Elon Musk calls strikes ‘insane’ as Swedish workers take on Tesla

Strike at carmaker prompts sympathy action from dockers, painters and postal workers in fight over Swedish labour model

Britain’s addiction to cars is built on a financial house of cards

Saving the industry means saddling consumers with ever more debt. The fumes of 2007 are in the air, says political economist Tom Haines-Doran

UK faces ‘gigafactory gap’ that could stifle its EV industry, say MPs

Business committee tells government it must get more investment into sector to avert decline

GM’s Cruise CEO resigns amid concerns over driverless car safety

Kyle Vogt exits as Twitch co-founder Emmett Shear appointed as interim boss of OpenAI

Do electric cars pose a greater fire risk than petrol or diesel vehicles?

The first in a series exploring the myths and realities surrounding EVs

Britishvolt owner reportedly faces legal action over unpaid wages

Recharge Industries served with statutory demand from former employee that could lead to bankruptcy proceedings, FT reports

Stock of British electric moped brand Zapp hits skids months after US listing

The company has lost much of its value after market scepticism about startups’ prospects

Love them or hate them, a UK government decision on e-scooters is well overdue

Despite local trials being cut short for safety concerns, regulation has been kicked down the road, says Oliver Wainwright, the Guardian’s architecture and design critic

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