Browsing: Germany

Germany’s coalition government has agreed on a unified national position for the European Union’s review of its 2035 zero-emission requirement…

Researchers from Germany’s Max Planck Institute for Polymer Research (MPI-P) and several Japanese universities have identified how so-called space charge…

Toyota Motor has formed strategic partnerships with several energy providers in Europe to offer smart energy solutions for charging electric…

German energy supplier E.ON, together with infrastructure firms Voltix and GreenWay, plans to deploy around 330 megawatt-level charging points for…

European automakers are urging Brussels to ease pressure on the sector as the European Commission prepares to unveil a broad…

German charging infrastructure software provider EcoG has raised €16 million in a Series B funding round to expand its platform…

Mercedes-Benz has begun European sales of the all-electric CLA Shooting Brake, expanding its compact EV line-up with a more versatile…

Fast-charging provider Fastned has added three new fast-charging locations in Europe, including one on Germany’s A2 highway near Porta Westfalica…

EU new-car registrations show a mixed picture through October 2025, with electrified vehicles continuing to grow but overall volumes still…

Consumer demand for electric cars in Germany is weaker than headline figures imply, as dealers and manufacturers increasingly register vehicles…

A new global survey suggests that politics is becoming a significant factor in electric vehicle (EV) purchasing decisions, with Tesla…

BMW Group CEO Oliver Zipse has intensified his warning that Europe is losing ground in the global push to industrialize…