WATCH ⟩ KNAB has started an investigation into municipal electric bus procurements
The Corruption Prevention and Combating Bureau (KNAB) has initiated an investigation into municipal electric bus procurements worth 8.8 million euros, funded by the European recovery fund, amid concerns over favoritism towards two Latvia-based companies.
Peruvian State Electric Companies Reinforce Prevention Measures Due to Coastal El Niño
The Peruvian Ministry of Energy and Mines has announced preventive measures aimed at state electric companies in response to the Coastal El Niño phenomenon affecting the country.
Vivendi Universal, France Telecom... Before Stellantis, these French companies also faced historical losses
The French automobile manufacturer Stellantis recently reported a staggering loss of €22.3 billion for 2025, marking it as the second-largest loss ever recorded for a French company.
Electric and gas prices increase across the board due to reduced government subsidies for March usage
Major electric and gas companies in Japan have announced price increases for March due to rising fuel costs and reduced government subsidies.
Chips and Electric Companies Reveal Their Strength in the AI Race After the Claude Earthquake
Chips and electric utilities demonstrate resilience in the AI technology landscape following the emergence of Claude's capabilities.
China's Zeekr to launch EV sales in France
Zeekr, a Chinese electric vehicle manufacturer, is set to begin selling its cars in France, aiming to compete in the rapidly evolving European EV market.
Bills, here is the decree. Aid of 5 billion: the bill to electric companies
Italy's government introduces a new decree imposing higher taxes on energy companies to fund a 5 billion euro initiative to reduce electricity bills for families and businesses.
Cars, the EU raises barricades against the Chinese invasion
The EU is taking measures to protect local car manufacturers from the increasing competition posed by Chinese companies in the automotive market.
Nigeria and Kenya lead production of electric vans using Chinese kits
E-mobility companies in Africa are locally assembling electric vans using kits from China to enhance public transport.
Tallinn wants legally established rules for light vehicles
Tallinn is seeking to establish legally binding regulations for light vehicles like electric scooters and mopeds in collaboration with rental companies ahead of the new season.
End of the Euphoria for Electric Vehicles Generates a Blow of 65 Billion Dollars
A shift in ambitions regarding electric vehicles has resulted in a significant $65 billion blow to the global automotive industry over the past year as companies adjust their strategies.
President of Kansai Electric Power Takes Over as Chairman of the Federation of Electric Power Companies Following the Resignation Due to Scandal
Kansai Electric Power's President, Nozomu Mori, is set to become the new chairman of the Federation of Electric Power Companies in Japan, succeeding the resigned chairman Yoshinobu Hayashi due to a scandal.
Government raises ceiling prices for new and existing thermoelectric plants in capacity auction
The Brazilian government has increased the ceiling prices for the country's main electric sector auction after identifying significant discrepancies in previously calculated values by major companies, which could jeopardize the procurement of additional power capacity.
The race to develop electric car batteries heats up among major companies
The competition to develop electric car batteries has intensified, becoming not just an environmental battle but also an industrial and political one among China, the USA, and the EU.
Ontario insists auto strategy ‘has not changed’ as companies suspend and postpone plans
Ontario's government maintains its electric vehicle strategy is unchanged despite recent suspensions and postponements by some companies.
PM E-DRIVE Scheme: Major Relief for Electric Two-Wheelers
The Indian government has returned ₹1,182 crore to electric two-wheeler companies under the PM E-DRIVE scheme, leading to reduced EV prices for buyers.
The government's big relief on electric two-wheelers! ₹1,182 crore returned to companies
The Indian government has returned ₹1,182 crore to vehicle manufacturers under the PM E-Drive scheme to support the growing interest in electric two-wheelers in the country.
Electric flying: German VTOL starts testing operation
A German startup, ERC, has successfully tested the largest electric vertical take-off and landing (eVTOL) aircraft in the EU, named 'Romeo', amidst challenges faced by other companies like Lilium and Volocopter.
Instead of Electric Cars, ESS... The Three Battery Giants Clash in Round 2 in North America
South Korean battery companies are shifting their focus towards energy storage systems (ESS) instead of electric vehicles, as competition heats up in domestic and North American markets.
Electric companies abandon energy trading in Brazil due to increased risks and generator retraction
Electric companies in Brazil are withdrawing from energy trading due to rising risks related to credit and price volatility, compounded by a decline in energy sales from generators that has reduced liquidity for many traders.
Leonardo Cortázar will arrive in Ecuador in the coming days following his extradition approval from Panama
Ecuador has approved the extradition of Leonardo Héctor Cortázar Arcos from Panama due to his alleged involvement in organized crime and corruption related to public electric sector companies in 2021.
Domestic three companies' global electric vehicle battery usage market share falls by 3.3%
The market share of South Korea's three major battery firms—LG Energy Solution, SK On, and Samsung SDI—declined by 3.3% despite a global increase in electric vehicle battery usage, largely due to the growing dominance of Chinese competitors.
Electric Trio in 45 Days, Abadá in Seconds, and Confetti 24h: Carnival Makes Companies Speed Up Production
As Carnival approaches, companies in Campinas and Piracicaba, Brazil, are ramping up production to meet the intense demand, with active confetti production for 24 hours, electric trios taking 45 days to deliver, and abadás being produced every 30 seconds.
German automakers counter China's first major attack
German car manufacturers are gaining market share in electric vehicles despite the offensive from Chinese companies, particularly benefiting from a significant drop in Tesla's sales in 2025.
Chinese brand sold in Croatia surpasses Tesla and becomes the world king of electric cars
Chinese automotive giant BYD has surpassed Tesla to become the world's leading seller of electric vehicles in 2025, according to new data released by two companies.
BYD Surpasses Tesla to Become the World's Largest Seller of Electric Vehicles
Chinese automaker BYD has officially overtaken Tesla to become the world's largest seller of electric vehicles, according to sales data for 2025 released by both companies this week.
The Vice President of the CNMC Criticizes Cani Fernández and Warns of Litigation Risks for Electric Companies' Compensation
The Vice President of the CNMC criticizes Cani Fernández and raises concerns about potential litigation risks related to compensation for electric companies amid ongoing internal disputes within the CNMC.
Automotive news in 2026. The era of affordable electric cars is coming
European car manufacturers are racing to adopt affordable electric mobility due to pressure from Chinese competitors, with companies like Renault and Kia introducing new electric models at competitive prices.