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Automakers could be required to install technology to detect drunk drivers

Cars would be prevented from starting if the operator is impaired – but some critics worry about who could access the data

Peaceophobia review – how to build a car and a community

Bradford-based performers use their passion for modified motors to explore the challenges faced by Muslim men in Britain today

Boris Johnson’s Scotland-Northern Ireland tunnel plans axed

Construction of ‘world’s most stupid tunnel’ scrapped as Treasury clamps down on spending

Audi sold me a £29,000 duff car that it can’t fix

The SOS system fails, which takes out the information system, and the car has also started stalling

Apple’s automotive ambitions dealt blow as car chief joins Ford

Doug Field is fourth senior member of the iPhone maker’s car team to leave since February

Children’s car seats are a challenging rite of passage…

…and not just for the children. Séamas O’Reilly resolves to get going at last

Make historic campaign to ban leaded petrol ‘blueprint to phase out coal’, says UN

Hailing end to toxic fuel additive, Guterres says same commitment is needed to eliminate other pollutants

Millions of electric car batteries will retire in the next decade. What happens to them?

The quest to prevent batteries – rich in raw materials such as cobalt, lithium and nickel – ending up as a mountain of waste

UK consortium enters race to build solid-state batteries for electric cars

Some prototypes exist, but firms have struggled to commercialise a durable solid-state battery

Biden sets goal for 50% of new US vehicles to be electric by 2030

President outlines plan to tackle the climate crisis by cutting emissions and tightening pollution standards for cars and trucks

‘What’s the fuss? No fuss!’: readers on their electric vehicles

A smooth, clean ride, no shortage of charging points and money saved are points highlighted by EV owners

Experts defend electric cars after Allegra Stratton comments

Electric cars able to do long journeys and there are increasing number of chargers on UK roads, say experts

Leading the charge! Can I make it from Land’s End to John o’Groats in an electric car?

New petrol and diesel cars will be banned in the UK from 2030, and sales of electric vehicles are rising fast. But with drivers reliant on charging points how practical is the greener option? One writer finds out

Tesla second-quarter profits top $1bn even as it struggles to handle demand

A global shortfall of semiconductors has affected the Tesla supply chain as well as car manufacturers across the world

On board with net zero: the transport boss trying to drive down emissions

David Brown of Go-Ahead is promising that his company’s bus and train operations will be carbon-free by 2035

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