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VW boss admits speed of Tesla’s expansion surprised him

In terms of electric car sales, Herbert Diess says Volkswagen may not catch up with Elon Musk’s firm for a while

Elon Musk sells $8.5bn-worth of Tesla shares after Twitter deal

Carmaker’s shares fell this week over concerns CEO would offload stock to help fund takeover of platform

Concern over Elon Musk’s Twitter takeover wipes $126bn off Tesla value

Fears that carmaker’s CEO may have to sell shares to fund $44bn acquisition of social network

Electric car cost advantage over petrol grows amid energy market turmoil

Research finds fuel price surge due to war in Ukraine means it now costs £600 less to drive an electric car for a year

Britain’s Tesla hopes for big things from ‘microfactories’

Electric vehicle maker Arrival is gambling that small sites, a ‘Lego-block’ manufacturing system and lots of robots will bring it success

A self-driving revolution? Don’t believe the hype: we’re barely out of second gear

The Department for Transport’s breezy predictions about driverless cars transforming Britain into a ‘global science superpower’ are both premature and optimistic

Elon Musk poised to collect $23bn bonus as Tesla beats targets

Electric car giant’s CEO says he is not in talks on new bonus scheme after completing 2018 deal early

Driven to distraction: how close are we to watching films in self-driving cars?

DfT has proposed some measures to smooth way for adoption of autonomous vehicles on British roads

Forget Twitter: Elon Musk has his hands full keeping Tesla on the road

The firm is doing well, but it will have perform amazingly to merit its position as the world’s most valuable carmaker

What are the most effective ways to get cars out of cities?

Using real-world data, we rank the most successful measures European cities have introduced

Speed camera app developers face abuse from UK drivers

Speedcam Anywhere allows anyone to submit evidence of drivers speeding

Traffic jams and parking meters: the perils of motoring, 1966

Husbands, wives and children: there was something for everyone at the Earl’s Court Motor Show that year, writes Chris Hall

Britons buy more electric cars in March than in whole of 2019

Overall new car sales slump as petrol and diesel prices soar in Ukraine crisis

Scientists creating universal e-scooter sound to help pedestrians detect them

UK project in conjunction with blindness charity aims to help people hear the near-silent vehicles

US transition to electric vehicles would save over 100,000 lives by 2050 – study

Swapping gas for zero-emission vehicles would also lead to 2.8m fewer asthma attacks and avoid 13.4m sick days

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