Browsing: Politics
The Politics category on EVMagz covers the political and regulatory decisions shaping the future of electric mobility worldwide. From emissions mandates and government incentives to trade disputes and industrial policy, this section tracks how policymakers and public institutions influence the direction of the EV industry.
Readers can explore in-depth coverage of EV subsidies, taxation changes, emissions regulations, infrastructure funding, import tariffs, industrial strategies, climate legislation, and political developments affecting automakers, suppliers, and consumers across global markets. The category also examines the broader geopolitical and economic implications of transportation electrification.
Whether you are an industry professional, policymaker, investor, or EV enthusiast, the Politics category delivers timely analysis and expert reporting on the policy decisions driving the global electric vehicle transition.
South Korea has introduced a stricter approval process for its electric vehicle subsidy programme, requiring manufacturers and importers to pass…
India’s capital has approved a new electric vehicle policy aimed at accelerating the transition away from internal combustion engines, combining…
The French government will open the third funding round of its subsidized electric vehicle leasing program on July 16, expanding…
Brazil will temporarily allow duty-free imports of electric vehicle assembly kits during the second half of 2026 as the government…
Bangladesh has proposed a broad package of tax incentives aimed at accelerating electric vehicle adoption, reducing the tax burden on…
South Korea Considers Redirecting Hydrogen Subsidies to Support EV Incentive Programme
By Min-jae Kim
South Korea is considering reallocating part of its hydrogen mobility budget to support electric vehicle (EV) purchase incentives as demand…
Spain is preparing to launch its new Plan Auto+ electric vehicle subsidy programme, with applications expected to open in July…
The U.S. House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee has approved legislation that would establish the first federal regulatory framework for autonomous…
India-UK Trade Deal to Gradually Lower Tariffs on Electric and Hybrid Vehicle Imports
By Michael Khan
India and the United Kingdom are set to implement their Free Trade Agreement (FTA) on July 15, opening the door…
The European Commission is preparing to impose countervailing duties on plug-in hybrid vehicles (PHEVs) imported from China, according to a…
The UK government is reportedly considering a significant reduction in its electric vehicle sales targets, with Prime Minister Keir Starmer…
The Tokyo Metropolitan Government is preparing to expand its electric vehicle incentive programme, proposing higher subsidies for battery-electric and plug-in…
The European Commission has officially launched its long-awaited Battery Booster Facility, a €1.5 billion financing programme designed to support the…
European Bus Manufacturers Urge EU to Adopt ‘Made in Europe’ Rules for Public Bus Procurement
By Lucas Martin
European bus manufacturers have called on European Union institutions to introduce targeted “Made in Europe” requirements for public bus procurement,…
European and British automotive industry associations are calling for a further postponement of Brexit-related tariffs on electric vehicles, warning that…
Seven European Union member states have called on Brussels to maintain the core provisions of its upcoming Automotive Package, pushing…
The European Union’s automotive regulatory package may not be finalized until 2027 as lawmakers continue to debate key elements of…
Ireland will introduce a new vehicle scrappage programme next month aimed at encouraging motorists to replace older internal combustion engine…
A proposed US requirement mandating that vehicles produced within the North American trade zone contain at least 50% US-made components…
The European Union’s first standardized methodology for calculating greenhouse gas emissions from freight and passenger transport entered into force on…