Scaling up production in Europe could cut the cost gap between EU-made batteries and those coming from China to around 30% from a current 90%, transport and environment campaign group T&E said in a report on Monday, and it urged the …

European suppliers face a “polycrisis” — a collision of slow electric vehicle adoption, intensifying Chinese competition, rising demands from automaker to reduce prices, and regulatory fragmentation. …

The energy transition of the shipping sector is vital to Europe’s climate goals and industrial leadership. …

The Council has today adopted a directive amending the requirements for measuring instruments sold and placed on the single market. …

The ‘Industrial Accelerator Act’ is the long-awaited strategy from EU Industry Commissioner Stéphane Séjourné, designed not only to support the growth of European industry but also to make the EU more independent from the US and China in …

An EU proposal that could protect Europe’s auto industry from Chinese competition, including rules that could require 70 percent of an electric vehicle’s value to be made in Europe to qualify for incentives, has been delayed until March …

A total of 45 European transport organisations are joining forces and collectively urge national governments to strengthen European funding for transport under the future EU budget and particularly to increase the budget of the future Co …

Stellantis’ European dealer network, which has seen sales fall sharply in the past two years, has joined automakers and industry groups in appealing the European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen for legislative relief. …

Dostech, a small supplier of sealant technology in Germany's industry-rich Baden-Wuerttemberg region, shifted focus in 2018 when a surge in automotive enquiries prompted it to embark on a major electric transport project. …

The battery-electric car market share reached 19.3%, highlighting the continued potential for further growth. …