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Tesla gave us tech on wheels, so how come it forgot to include the service centres?

Elon Musk was scorned when he set up Tesla, but his tech approach to electric vehicles has triumphed. However, when it comes to aftercare, the model’s not so great

‘We’re looking to disrupt this industry’: meet the entrepreneur behind the all-electric ride-hailing app

Raven Hernandez, founder of Earth Rides, wants to boost green technology and workers’ financial health

EV riders: motorcycle manufacturers making the leap to electric

British startup Maeving is in the vanguard of a growing market worldwide for clean two-wheeled travel

Surrey police accused of using ‘phantom’ traffic units on Waze app

Force says tactic is ‘easy way to get drivers to slow down’ after budget cuts reduced traffic policing numbers

Rise of the parking app makes the rich richer as motorists struggle

Digital parking has spread rapidly across Britain, but campaigners say it is stressful or inaccessible for many

Why are Tesla fanatics putting their children in the path of moving cars?

Some superfans are so determined to prove that Elon Musk’s ‘autonomous’ driving technology works that they are willing to put their kids in harm’s way, writes Arwa Mahdawi

Mate Rimac: the rising star of electric supercars

The 34-year-old engineer and new head of Bugatti can foresee not just the end of petrol, but the end of mass car ownership too

Huge UK electric car battery factory on ‘life support’ to cut costs

Exclusive: Britishvolt’s 95-hectare site seen as great hope for automotive industry, but construction severely limited until February

All aboard! How on‑demand public transport is getting back on the road

Fusion of tech firm software and local council infrastructure may herald on-demand bus services 2.0

The Guardian view on the UK car industry: facing a green moment of truth

Editorial: If a rudderless government continues to stand back, other countries will dominate the electric vehicle revolution

AA chief reveals his microwave tip to foil tech-savvy car thieves

After his wife’s Lexus was stolen, Edmund King went the extra mile to ensure his keyless fob was safe

Van that detects if drivers are holding a mobile phone trialled in UK

Stationary roadside vehicle can also tell if passing drivers are not wearing seatbelt

Will ‘connected cars’ persuade drivers to pay for a high-spec ride?

Manufacturers have spied a handy revenue stream by delivering upgrades ‘over the air’, but are car owners prepared to fork out?

Disabled UK drivers told blue badges may not be accepted in EU due to Brexit

Ministers still negotiating with 11 countries, including France and Spain, over status of badges

Green upgrades could cut UK energy bills by £1,800 a year, finds study

Homeowners can boost property value by average of £10,000, shows research by WWF and ScottishPower

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