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Uber must overhaul London business model after high court ruling

Drivers get protection but prices may rise as minicab firms in city told to contract directly with customers

I can’t charge my electric car cheaply because I’m too close to an RAF base

I can’t have Octopus Energy’s Go tariff because the meter would interfere with air force systems

US lags in electric vehicle sales despite Biden administration’s push

Electric cars will make up just 4% of American sales in 2021, compared with 9% in China and 14% in Europe

Nissan to invest £13bn on speeding switch to electric cars

Sunderland plant to play key role as carmaker says it will introduce 23 ‘electrified’ models by 2030

Will Rivian’s electric vehicles end Detroit’s reign over the US auto industry?

Investors have salivated over the Illinois automaker – but juggernauts like Ford and GM still have plenty of advantages

Battery power: five innovations for cleaner, greener electric vehicles

EVs are seen as key in transition to low-carbon economy, but as their human and environmental costs become clearer, can new tech help?

Plan for car chargers in all new homes in England ‘will make access exclusive’

Industry leaders say Boris Johnson’s plan risks leaving behind motorists from poorer areas

TV tonight: a deep dig into Tesla’s electric car revolution

Panorama asks how ethical Elon Musk’s rare-metal supply chain is. Plus: Jimmy Perez concludes his murder case on scary Shetland. Here’s what to watch tonight

UK must boost recycling of materials for green industries, report says

Green Alliance says all critical raw material demands for low carbon technologies could be met from secondary materials by 2050

Rio Tinto’s past casts a shadow over Serbia’s hopes of a lithium revolution

People in the Jadar valley fear environmental catastrophe as Europe presses for self-sufficiency in battery technology

Apple aims to launch self-driving electric car in 2025, says report

The vehicle is rumoured to have no steering wheel or pedals, and the interior has a U-shaped seating plan

Battery failures like Johnson Matthey risk leaving British carmakers disconnected

The UK automotive industry will need a large local supply of battery capacity. If it does not get it, it could shrink quickly

Blow to UK battery industry hopes as Johnson Matthey halts research

British chemical giant to exit sector saying it is lagging too far behind rivals already making batteries at scale

Bezos-backed electric carmaker Rivian in biggest US float since Facebook

Company was briefly worth over £100bn after flotation, more than Ford or General Motors

Bezos-backed Rivian revs up for $65bn valuation in IPO

Electric carmaker’s shares to start trading in New York in one of biggest stock market debuts

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